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Tuesday, September 3, 2024

World Vision's Humanitarian Response Addresses Increased Migration Flow at Brazil-Venezuela Border

World Vision addresses increased migration at the Brazil-Venezuela border, supporting women heads of households and children with essential services and protection.

World Vision Staff

World Vision's Humanitarian Response Addresses Increased Migration Flow at Brazil-Venezuela Border

World Vision addresses increased migration at the Brazil-Venezuela border, supporting women heads of households and children with essential services and...

Hope Without Borders: Supporting Migrants in Pacaraima, Brazil

Explore how our 'Hope Without Borders' project in Pacaraima, Brazil, is transforming the lives of migrants through comprehensive support in food security...

Layla ha convertido su labor humanitaria en un camino para apoyar a personas vulnerables y sus familias, brindando cuidado y esperanza donde más se necesita.

Layla: Weaving Hope for Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador

Discover the inspiring story of Layla, a humanitarian worker in Ecuador who transforms lives through World Vision's 'Esperanza Sin Fronteras' project. On...

Migrant family in Mexico City

Emergency Response

La Soledad: The Church for Migrants in Mexico City

The stories of families like Luzmar and Yesmelis serve as reminders of the trials faced by migrants in search of a better future. From the Darien jungle to...

Emergency Response

Food has not limit: Rosa María

The "Food has no limits" project provides workshops and training sessions on nutrition and adequate food to Venezuelan. In addition, breastfeeding talks...

Amber is one of the thousands of girls currently crossing through Central America in search of better days.

A birthday without celebrations: The resilience of migrant children

A 6-year-old girl, Amber, faced unimaginable hardships as her family fled Venezuela due to a food crisis. They endured five years of uncertainty in...

Empoderando a madres y cuidadores en Suesca, Colombia con educación esencial sobre la lactancia materna.

BREASTFEEDING TO SAVE LIVES

The VenEsperanza program, led by World Vision Colombia with support from USAID, establishes breastfeeding spaces in vulnerable areas like Suesca, Colombia...

Espacios amigables de la niñez migrante

Spaces of Hope for Migrant Children in Pacaraima

Discover how Child-Friendly Spaces in Pacaraima, Brazil, offer hope and support to migrant children from Venezuela, fostering integration and resilience in...

World Vision está entregando alimentos no perecibles y artículos de higiene a migrantes que cruzan el Darién

World Vision is present in the Darien jungle

Amid dangerous Darien jungle crossings, 1500-2000 people daily seek a better life up north of American continent, but face dire challenges. With 21% being...

World Vision is assisting migrant families on the Chilean-Peruvian border

World Vision is working at dangerous and violent border points in Latin America to protect migrant children and adolescents.

Casa Arica: a shelter of hope for migrants and refugees

This video shows us the work carried out at Casa Arica, a migrant shelter in Chile. In this place, fundamental services such as shelter, food, and...

Migrant women boost the economy of their new communities

Migration is an opportunity to generate new enterprises. Migrant women learn new trades to support their families.

Good nutrition is essential for all children and adolescents, including migrants

In Venezuela, only 9% of children between 6 and 23 months of age eat five or more food groups leading to a lack of nutrients and malnutrition. This is one...

Migrant children have the right to live in an environment free from xenophobia

The migrant children need our solidarity and support. Every migrant and refugee child has the same rights. World Vision, through its project "Hope without...

Venezuelan migrants cross the Darien jungle

El Tapón del Darién (The Darien Gap at the Colombia-Panama border) is one of the most dangerous migratory crossings in the world. It is a dense jungle that...

Venezuela migrant Lourdes and her daughter Isabela

Venezuelan migrant Lourdes hopes better days are coming

Lourdes, 33, is originally from Maracaibo, Venezuela. The hunger crisis forced her to make the difficult decision to migrate with her daughter, Isabela...

María Eugenia and the Hands that Leave A Mark Foundation team delivering toys and sweets for vulnerable children in the Caracas area. December 2018. Courtesy of María Eugenia Morales

Strengthening leaders to transform realities

María Eugenia Morales is from Caracas, Venezuela. She is 48 years old and belongs to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. She is one of 54 church leaders who...

Hunger in Venezuela: Food support is a lifeline for vulnerable families.

Danfred is a 13 year old boy who lives with his grandmother. When his grandmother nearly died of COVID-19, Danfred faced the difficult decision of whether...

Ami and her Mickey Mouse toy fled Venezuela to the Ecuadorian border with Peru.

Venezuela crisis: Five-year-old Ami's story of hunger and health

According to the United Nations, nearly 5.5 million Venezuelans have fled their homes to seek refuge in neighbouring countries such as Colombia, Brazil...

Reishell fled Venezuela for Ecuador with her Peppa Pig toy

Why child refugees need our support: From trauma to bullying

Political and economic instability has gripped the South American nation of Venezuela for nearly a decade. A shortage of affordable food and vital medicine...

Reishell fled Venezuela for Ecuador with her Peppa Pig toy

Reishell and Peppa Pig flee Venezuela: Childhood on hold

Reishell remembers her last day in Venezuela before her family fled the country. Her parents took her and her younger brother to the beach. “I was scared...

Single mother Johana and her grandson Rosneib in Venezuela

Venezuela: A big family with big challenges

By: Mónica Rumbos, Cash Transfer Programme Coordinator Johana, a 35-year-old single mother, lives in Miranda state, Venezuela. Three of her young daughters...

Boy with grandmother and sister.

Fighting malnutrition in Venezuela

Danfred, 12, and his younger sister Jehisy, 11, live with their grandmother, Oly, in Miranda state, Venezuela, not far from Caracas, the capital. The three...

Doctor in protective gear stands in a hallway next to patient.

Venezuelan and Peruvian doctors join forces to fight COVID-19 in Peru

José Miguel Tabares’ father died of cancer in late 2017 in Venezuela. He couldn’t afford the expensive treatment because his income wasn’t enough even to...