Conflict, COVID-19, the climate crisis and rising costs have combined in 2022 to create jeopardy for up to 828 million people go to bed hungry every night. PVA works to make certain that food is available and everyone everywhere able to have reliable access to the food they need and are able to utilize it to live active and healthy lives....
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The Climate Emergency we currently face requires adequate and immediate action. It is one of the most pervasive and threatening crisis of our time. We are facing an existential threat and rapid prioritization of attention and action is necessary. Solutions such as reforestation, ecosystem protection and rewilding represent 30% of the opportunity to address climate change.
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PVA missions to the United Nations at New York, Geneva, and Vienna works to cooperate and influences discussions and decisions in order to connect policy with practice to ensure human rights for everyone, everywhere. PVA representatives focus on areas of human rights, humanitarian affairs, SDGs, environmental and climate issues, peace building, and new frontiers of human rights...
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Around the world, millions of children are deprived of education and learning for various reasons. Poverty remains one of the most obstinate barriers. Children living through economic fragility, political instability, conflict or natural disaster are more likely to be cut off from schooling. PVA’s aspiration for all children is for them to be “Educated for Life”...
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Children experience insidious forms of violence, exploitation and abuse. It happens in the places children should be most protected – their homes, schools and online. Children in humanitarian settings are especially vulnerable during armed conflict, disasters and emergencies. The purpose of PVA's Child Protection Policy is to ensure that every child has the right to be protected...
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The multiple crises afflicting our world have led to a severe deterioration in people’s standard of living. Basic rights are being denied as people are unable to afford or access basic goods and services. Extreme poverty increased three-fold from 2019 to 2020. In parallel, refugee families (nine out of ten) live in extreme poverty, with even worse conditions for female-headed households...
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PVA primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of human being. Cooperate and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of human rights and the resolution of human right violation problems. Strives to ensure that everyone can exercise the right to life and to live in freedom and safety, and to be equal in dignity and rights, and can claim their rights regardless of sex, race, language, religion, social standing, etc.
PVA also works to overcome poverty and injustice, protect the environment and reduce climate change, to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty, emergencies, natural disasters or wars, etc. Committed to leave no one behind.
PVA first Strategy Our Promise 2030 aims to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and multiply youth impact, through the development of long term partnerships and high quality, sustainable climate.
31 December 2021
We began 2021 by renewing our clear commitment to support, empower and help the most vulnerable families living in the toughest places. The challenges have been immense. COVID-19 changed us as an organization. But through it all, our amazing supporters and partners have been with us every step of the way. Thanks to you, we’ve been able to come through under pressure when it mattered the most for people. We have adapted and expanded how we deliver our life-changing programs and advocacy, and launched innovative new initiatives to address COVID-19.
31 December 2019 & 2020
COVID-19 has brought new visibility and profile to the essential roles that NGOs play in our social, political and economic systems. NGOs are often the first to respond in a crisis; PVA immediately took a leading part in the COVID-19 response, flagging essential areas for action like health response, continuing and expanding the provision of life-saving assistance, cash assistance, food rations, child and women protection, emergency relief and laying out a broad policy agenda in support of the most vulnerable communities.
31 December 2018
2018 was another exciting and fulfilling year for Patriotic Vision - PVA. In particular, the year was characterized by growth and expansion, with the support from generous donors, which allowed PVA to reach thousands beneficiaries. PVA is truly blessed by the resources it receives and has utilized them well, to improve wellbeing of children, strengthening communities, ensuring social stability, households economies, multiply youth impact, development, and that the environment is protected through innovations in climate change programming.
31 December 2017
In December 2017 we took time out to celebrate the achievements that we have realized together over the past 5 years that PVA has operated. We celebrated both the cumulative achievements in Youth, Women, Child, Humanitarian Response, Human Rights, Development and Environment. Over 5 years these communities have been transformed from those that experienced an overwhelming number of child challenges, to today being communities where children and their families are telling us they are starting to truly live ‘life in all its fullness’.
