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• Caught in the Crossfire — Ugandan children endure a waking nightmare.

• A Miracle for Monserrat — A street child of Mexico City tells her story.

• More Than a New Home — After the tsunami, a family in Sri Lanka starts over.

• Clinic Lifeline for Community — World Vision’s Men Nan Men health clinic in Haiti’s Central Plateau is vital to the community where poor diet and unsanitary conditions create a multitude of health problems.

• Honduras Beetle Crushers — In Honduras, a deadly disease stalks the poor—in the guise of an unassuming beetle.

• Top Five Child Killers — Diseases that strike children before their fifth birthday.

• Milk for Malnourished Children — Feeding attempts to undo poverty's damage.

• Hunger vs. Danger — 12-year-old Badri Murvanidze resorts to a risky way to raise money to help alleviate his family's hunger.

• The Gift of Goats — In Rwanda, help comes on four legs.

• Tsunami Sorrow — Families face the future after losing so much.

• Life on the Street — Children living on the street and those forced into the sex trade in Phnom Penh live in a waking nightmare. For some, World Vision programs offer hope.
  

• Daring Journey — Staff reach hungry families in a remote part of Darfur, Sudan.

Who Is World Vision?

World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice.