World Vision Hong Kong supported 5 ADPs to improve the livelihoods of children and their families, and encouraged their active participation in the process of building a sustainable community.

Child Protection

• Strengthened the capacity of about 140 trained child protection committees which reached out to over 13,550 children and protected them from abuse.
• Reached over 33,060 adults and children with information campaigns on child rights and protection.

• Constructed 5 classroom blocks and supported schools with furniture and outdoor playing equipment, providing good learning environment for over 830 students.
• Provided school supplies such as school bags and learning materials to support the education of more than 5,060 school-aged children during COVID-19 lockdown.
• Supported 5 schools to sustain themselves with income-generating activities such as grinding mills, banana plantations, goat and chicken projects.

• Provided training on post-harvesting process for over 1,000 farmers.
• Educated over 5,230 people from the community, schools and health facilities on the importance of disaster risk reduction and implemented mitigation strategies for adverse events.
• Provided access to water for crop and livestock production for over 980 farmers.

• Constructed 5 new flash system/water system ablution toilets, which are girl-friendly, disabled-friendly and environmentally-friendly, in schools, benefiting 5,270 students.
• Provided access to handwashing facilities at education facilities for over 7,220 students and teachers.
• Promoted hygiene behaviour change through activities such as training and campaigns, reaching more than 1,660 households.

• Provided hand-washing supplies, hygiene kits, cleaning kits and personal protective equipment for over 17,600 community members, and reached about 19,980 people with preventive behaviour messaging on COVID-19.
• Enabled 1,820 students to enjoy nutritious food through the school feeding programme by establishing micro irrigation systems in school gardens.

• Constructed 4 double classroom blocks in 2 secondary schools to provide a conducive learning environment for 320 students.
• Distributed more than 1,360 textbooks so that students no longer have to share them.
• Provided solar lamps for students and teachers to borrow for studies or work at night.

• Provided targeted food assistance and nutritional support to address immediate food consumption and nutrient needs of food insecure households.
• Distributed preventive rations to young children and pregnant and lactating women during lean season to prevent malnutrition.
• Improved food security and nutritional status of communities by providing enhanced income opportunities.