World Vision eNews

November 2009

• HIV-positive mother gives birth to healthy, HIV-negative baby
• World Vision comes alongside families as winter approaches
• This Thanksgiving, sponsored children express their gratitude
• Displaced Colombian families receive help from World Vision

October 2009

• Children's stories illustrate human toll taken by Asia Pacific disasters
• PUR packets help fight cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe
• Orphaned girl in Cambodia aspires to become a teacher
• World Vision trains women in Bethlehem to become beekeepers
• Former World Vision sponsored child named a CNN Hero
• Former child laborer advocates for child protection
• Hugh Jackman teams with World Vision on climate change

September 2009

• A sponsored child's passion for education inspires a community
• Earthquake in Indonesia worse than originally thought
• World Vision sounds alarm as Kenya faces drought, hunger
• Team Success, World Vision help keep students in school
• Teen midwives in Afghanistan train to help save lives
• As G20 countries meet, is global hunger a serious priority?
• A year after Georgia conflict, families still face major trials

August 2009

• A former sponsored child's success prompts career goal of serving others
• Family burdened by HIV and malnutrition finds hope
• Communities in Africa find healing, thanks to clean water
• Once a school dropout, a teen now seeks to become a teacher
• World Vision providing aid to families affected by Typhoon Morakot

July 2009

• Women in embattled Darfur establish food security through gardening
• In Uganda, child mothers are given a second chance
• Children scarred by conflict in Congo given reason for hope
• A Laotian girl is trafficked into forced labor — for a cell phone
• Sponsor becomes friend, prayer partner to a child in Chile
• Youth advocate for distressed U.S. communities in D.C.
• A journey of learning to become an advocate for the world’s poor

June 2009

• Hunger continues to threaten families in Kenya and around the world
• Birthday parties, childhood enjoyment offered by sponsorship
• Fathers find a helping hand through World Vision’s programs
• Malaria threatens the lives of a young mother and her unborn child
• Some 15 years after the Rwandan Genocide, forgiveness prevails
• In war-torn Pakistan, host families risk their own replacement
• U.S. economic crisis forcing many families deeper into poverty