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Time is running out for Afghan children who face starvation and need protection
Children are nearing starvation because there isn’t enough food, and funding for humanitarian relief is not getting through. That’s the dire warning from humanitarian organization World Vision today as it called on the international community to ensure that the survival of Afghan children is given absolute priority.
Devastated regions in Haiti receive urgent aid
World Vision sent a five-truck convoy of relief items to Haiti, along with essential supplies delivered via helicopter, helping thousands displaced by the Aug. 14 earthquake.
Heavy rains stalls deployment of aid to Haiti
Heavy rains pouring over the southwest of Haiti since Monday evening have led to the temporary suspension of flights from the capital city, Port-au-Prince to transport urgent humanitarian aid to assist the most vulnerable people affected by last Saturday’s 7.2-magnitude earthquake.
World Vision: Act now to avoid failing the children of Afghanistan
“Children are the single greatest asset to any sustainable, durable solution to multiple crises. For their sake, all sides must put the humanitarian needs of their people first and end this conflict. Together with our +300 Afghan staff, World Vision will stay and deliver.”
Death toll rises after 7.2 earthquake in Haiti
The window to send urgent humanitarian aid to affected people in Haiti, by yesterday’s 7.2-magnitude earthquake is closing in, as a tropical storm Grace approaches the country, warned the Christian humanitarian organization, World Vision.
Violent earthquake complicates the precarious situation of millions of vulnerable people in Haiti
The powerful 7.2-magnitude earthquake that shook southern Haiti this morning could complicate the precarious situation of millions of vulnerable people in the country, warned Christian humanitarian organization World Vision.
In the one year since the Beirut blast, a worsening economic crisis has vastly increased the numbers living in poverty, creating a worsening humanitarian crisis for Lebanon’s children.
Supported by SeaFreight Labs, World Vision uses crowdsourcing platform to seek innovative solutions towards improving global sanitation.
Humanitarian and development organizations are celebrating yesterday’s introduction of the Mental Health in International Development and Humanitarian Settings (MINDS) Act.