Every child deserves ENOUGH.

Not almost enough.
Not just enough to survive. 

But enough to grow, to learn, to become who they were made to be.

You can help make that possible.

Web-ENOUGH Stats Artcard Template (1890 x 1080 px)

Every child deserves ENOUGH.

Not almost enough.
Not just enough to survive. 

But enough to grow, to learn, to become who they were made to be.

You can help make that possible.

Web-ENOUGH Stats Artcard Template (1890 x 1080 px)
95 Filipino Children die from malnutrition every day.**
The Philippines has one of the highest rates of child undernutrition in Southeast Asia
1 in 3 Filipino children under five is stunted due to chronic malnutrition

In the Philippines, hunger is robbing children of their childhood.

Hundreds of thousands of Filipino children under five suffer from stunting, wasting, or being underweight. This limits their growth, their learning, and their futures

Nearly 1 in 6 Filipino families experienced hunger.* For children, this isn't just an empty stomach. It's a barrier to focusing in class, to staying in school, to reaching their full potential.

But there is also ENOUGH in this world to provide for every vulnerable child.

*Source: Social Weather Stations survey, 2025

95 Filipino Children die from malnutrition every day.**
The Philippines has one of the highest rates of child undernutrition in Southeast Asia
1 in 3 Filipino children under five is stunted due to chronic malnutrition

In the Philippines, hunger is robbing children of their childhood.

Hundreds of thousands of Filipino children under five suffer from stunting, wasting, or being underweight. This limits their growth, their learning, and their futures

Nearly 1 in 6 Filipino families experienced hunger.* For children, this isn't just an empty stomach. It's a barrier to focusing in class, to staying in school, to reaching their full potential.

But there is also ENOUGH in this world to provide for every vulnerable child.

 

*Source: Social Weather Stations survey, 2025

The Philippines has one of the highest rates of child undernutrition in Southeast Asia

In the Philippines, hunger is robbing children of their childhood.

Hundreds of thousands of Filipino children under five suffer from stunting, wasting, or being underweight. This limits their growth, their learning, and their futures

Nearly 1 in 6 Filipino families experienced hunger.* For children, this isn't just an empty stomach. It's a barrier to focusing in class, to staying in school, to reaching their full potential.

But there is also ENOUGH in this world to provide for every vulnerable child.

 

95 Filipino Children die from malnutrition every day.**
1 in 3 Filipino children under five is stunted due to chronic malnutrition

*Source: Social Weather Stations survey, 2025

Sarah and Matteo say “ENOUGH!”

Every child should have the opportunity to dream. ENOUGH for them to grow and to learn. 

ENOUGH is World Vision's call to unite Filipinos in the fight against child hunger: to give more, to act more, and to pray more, until every child has enough nourishment, enough care, and enough opportunity to thrive.

Join Sarah and Matteo as they fight to make sure every Filipino child doesn’t have to go to bed hungry.

ENOUGH is not about charity. It's about collective change. And it only works when we move together.

ENOUGH is not about charity. It's about collective change. And it only works when we move together.

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When you join ENOUGH, you're not just feeding one child. You're equipping entire families and communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources to end hunger on their own terms.

 

When a child has ENOUGH nourishment, they can focus in school.

When a family has ENOUGH support, they can build their own future.

When a community has ENOUGH, it doesn't just survive—it transforms.

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World Vision's Child-led Framework empowers children to take active roles in research and advocacy

When ENOUGH isn't ENOUGH: Children and Youth Reflections on Hunger and Malnutrition

The report "When ENOUGH isn't ENOUGH: Children and Youth Reflections on Hunger and Malnutrition" by World Vision Development Foundation, Inc. explores children's perspectives on hunger and malnutrition in the Philippines.

Through participatory consultations and child-led advocacy projects, it highlights hunger as a personal and systemic challenge tied to poverty, inequality, and unemployment, with malnutrition stemming from both a lack of nutritious food and unhealthy dietary practices.

KEY FINDINGS

No child will need to suffer from hunger if we all act now.

Now is the moment for us to join together and call for ENOUGH nutritious food for every child, enabling them to flourish.

By acting now, we can become a force to eradicate child malnutrition.

Give more. Act more. Pray more.

Until there is ENOUGH.

Make hunger and malnutrition a global priority.

There is ENOUGH in this world to give a life of plenty for every child.

With your support, we can help children recover from malnutrition, and equip their families and communities with the knowledge, skills, and tools to build a hunger-free future for themselves.

The situation is dire, but there is HOPE.

By acting now and working together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of hungry children in the Philippines.

Whether it's through financial support, volunteering, or advocating for policy changes, every effort counts.

Together, we can create a future where no child has to suffer from hunger and malnutrition.