press release / mars 11, 2024
World Vision Lambast International Response as Humanitarian Crisis in Syria Continues to Grow 13 Years On
Syria 13 Press Release- Lost and Alone
opinion / mai 7, 2024
Why social justice and education are vital
Teen advocate Sheyla, from Peru, shares why social justice and quality education are imperative for children and young people, and what she wants world leaders to do to ensure these issues are top of their agendas.
article / mai 6, 2024
Champion In The Fight Against Malnutrition: How Fortified Porridge Saved Augustinho
This is a story about malnutrition recovery in central Mozambique
article / février 8, 2024
Two years on, Sasha's dream shines bright through the war in Ukraine: “I hope to see our home again”
Two years on, single mother Oksana recalls how she shielded her six-year-old daughter Sasha from the horrors of the war, living for over a month in a basement. Fleeing their home in Lyman, which is now under occupation, the memories of chaos and rubbles from explosions are still vivid. In the warmth of a child-friendly space in Dnipro, Sasha found safety, hope, and friendship.
press release / février 18, 2024
Two years on, the future of Ukraine’s children is at risk
“These children’s bright future hangs in the balance as the war continues. It is unimaginable why our world, with the technological advances we have reached, allows our children to suffer" - Chris Palusky, World Vision’s Ukraine Response Director.
article / février 14, 2024
The impact and needs of the elderly and vulnerable as the war in Ukraine marks second year
Elena, 64, endured 21 days of bombardment in hiding in Luhansk region. She starts her life from scratch in Dnipro, where she suffers a heart attack and faces the ongoing hardships imposed by war. World Vision's multi-purpose cash assistance, supported by Aktion Deutschland Hilft, enables her to meet her daily financial obligations, covering a part of her medical bills.
publication / mars 9, 2016
Tropical Cyclone Pam 2015 - Response Report
In the weeks and months after Cyclone Pam, World Vision staff worked closely with community members, government officials and other agencies to ensure distribution of goods occurred effectively and equitably.