My World Vision

World Vision US

About this app

Step into your immersive sponsorship journey.

See updates, photos, letters, and videos from your sponsored child
Explore your sponsored child’s community
Connect easily with your sponsored child

Discover the difference you’re making in your sponsored child’s life and their community. See the latest videos, photos, and letters from your sponsored child and get more frequent updates on your child’s health, education, and
activities. Plus, see the incredible achievements taking place in your child’s
community!

Please note that this app links to pages on the internet. As a result, some of your user experience and privacy preferences will be determined by your default web browser and how it is configured.

Ratings and reviews

Buggy app - keeps crashing during use after about two min. Logged in, and after two crashes, info on my sponsored child was gone. Going to uninstall and reinstall the app to see if I can retrieve the info, but if this is the experience, I won't be using the app, sadly. I was hoping to connect with my child, but this app is not making it possible.

Well it is new to me but I can say that it is easier to navigate my way around!

World Vision has been a part of my life since I was a young child. My parents began sponsoring in 1994, when I was ten and the tradition has passed on to myself, with my Wife & I now sponsoring four children. It's a great convenience to be able to write your child through the app now and also send a special gift. It helps expedite the process versus mailing a check. So far so good with the app! God bless World Vision and the work they do for at-risk and poverty stricken children.

What's new

We’ve made improvements to the My World Vision app to make it easier for you to stay up to date on the latest with your sponsored child and their community.
Enhancements include:
• Immersive new design
• Improved messaging center, making it easier to
see your letters and track your correspondence
• More information about your sponsored child’s
community