In times of emergencies and disasters, including the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, earthquakes in Afghanistan, and the war in Ukraine, children bear the heaviest burden. Join us in praying for places with critical humanitarian needs, where daily struggles for basic necessities affect children, families, and communities.
Protect kids from the global hunger crisis
30 million children are facing starvation.
Protect kids from threats like the global hunger crisis
Over 30 million children are dangerously malnourished.
Together we’re making progress
Here are just a few highlights of our impact over the last several years.*

Improved access
to food
11,913,572 people reached with food assistance

Increased access to emergency health and nutrition services
633,072 children treated for severe and moderate acute malnutrition

Improved access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene
2,207,286 people reached with access to clean water
*Reporting as of September 2023
Our impact is significant
Our partnerships and commitment to proven solutions set our response apart.

World Vision is the
World Food Programme’s
largest food distribution partner.
Over the last 10 years,
89%
of the severely malnourished children we treated made a full recovery.
World Vision is the
leading non-governmental provider of clean water in the developing world.
Three ways you can help fight global hunger
We’re responding in 28 of the hardest-hit countries, aiming to reach 30 million people with life-saving aid through the largest humanitarian response in our history.

Donate to our crisis response
Your one-time donation or monthly support can provide life-saving resources for kids and families, including things like:

Pray to end global hunger
Your prayers for kids and families affected by the global hunger crisis can work miracles. Please pray for:
Real families are experiencing real hunger
Displaced children are forced to weigh the odds of which life-threatening situation they will be subjected to. Sometimes the risk of going out to find food is too dangerous, but the risk of suffering malnutrition is just as worrying.
“I don’t eat every day because my mother has no money.”
Conflict, economic shocks, rising costs, and lasting pandemic effects continue to drive food insecurity. Sometimes families are faced with impossible choices.
“If you were starving and you knew that selling one of your kids could prevent the others from dying, would you do it?”
Tens of millions of children and their families are currently confronted with the real-life impacts of acute hunger.
“I feel deeply saddened by the number of children around me who are unable to attend school while struggling to secure their daily meals. For them, going to school is like a golden ticket.”
Edgar Sandoval Sr., president and CEO of World Vision, visits the hunger-impacted country of Kenya in July 2022.
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News and Stories
War in Ukraine: Displacement and refuge
As the war in Ukraine enters another year, World Vision continues to bring global expertise in partnering to support children and their families whose lives have been disrupted since early 2022. Learn more about World Vision’s Child-Friendly Spaces and how they offer educational routine, emotional safety, and a social environment to focus on processing and healing from trauma and grief.
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As we usher in 2024, you may be asking yourself what resolutions or goals you have for the new year. If you’re not sure where to start, here are eight ideas for a New Year’s resolution that will challenge your faith and help you change the world.
The blessing chain
Animals provided in Guatemala through World Vision’s Gift Catalog program keep on giving after the initial gift. Through a program called Pasando la Bendición, or Passing the Blessing, more families in need receive animals that provide them with reliable nutrition and income.
