Emergencies
Ishmael and his family lost their house and all their property when a tsunami swept through their village.
When there is no rain and prolonged drought, World Vision trucks in water.
Because of the drought, Kadjata’s father, and all the other men in the village, have left with the cattle to find pasture. She misses him.
Solomon Islands Earthquake and Tsunami
Philippines Typhoon Bopha 2012
Approximately 4,000 people have been impacted by the February 6th 8.0 earthquake that triggered a tsunami in eastern Solomon Islands. World Vision is currently working with the Solomon Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) to distribute essential items such as food and water to the affected communities. Read more...
Across West Africa World Vision is hard at work helping children and their communities cope with the devastating effects of cyclical drought. This year more than 19 million people living in the Sub-Saharan Sahel belt faced hunger, acute malnutrition and possible starvation. Read more...
East DRC is struggling to recover from more than a decade of conflict, which has killed millions and devastated the lives of the population through violence, disease and poverty. Read more...
Over 900,000 people were displaced from typhoon-hit areas in Mindanao and Visayas as strong winds and heavy rains hammered through the provinces of southern Philippines when Bopha made a landfall. Read more...
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