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Transforming lives and communities in
Transforming Lives and Communities in Southwestern Georgia
Los Angeles



Los Angeles has one of the highest percentages of high-income households in the nation. At the same time, the city has a higher percentage of poor families than any other U.S. metropolitan area. Nearly 29 percent of children living in Los Angeles county are living in poverty.

Neighbors helping neighbors

In this city of stark contrasts, World Vision has worked against poverty’s destructive forces for more than 20 years. We partner with more than 1,100 local churches and faith-based organizations to support and unite local leaders, offer essential family supplies and job assistance, and walk alongside at-risk children and youth.

  • The Storehouse: Providing life-changing basics such as school and office supplies, clothing, books, toys, and toiletries—as well as Second Start job clothing assistance and forklift training
  • Tools for Transformation: Helping churches and local organizations in their efforts to serve and unite the community, such as with the Housing Loan Fund and Hispanic Initiative
  • Vision Youth: Partnering with schools and churches to focus on educational support and mentor relationships for at-risk children and youth

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The Storehouse
Provide school supplies, clothes, toys, household goods and building supplies for strengthening families,schools and neighborhoods.

Tools for Transformation
Help provide the organizational, planning and leadership tools to transform a neighborhood.

Vision Youth
Help provide tutoring, life skills training, and a caring relationship to high-risk youth.

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PO Box 9716 MS 110
Federal Way, WA 98063-9716


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