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The forgotten child refugee crises – hunger, violence and death rates increase for refugees globally
“With God’s help, World Vision is responding to their immense needs, standing with every child refugee in the world’s toughest places, but we urgently require additional funding to ensure they survive and reach their God-given potential.”
World Vision, in partnership with the UN World Food Program, has distributed emergency food rations consisting of flour, beans, cooking oil and salt to last 14 days, to 18,700 people.
One month on: Ukraine’s children facing death and displacement.
At least 78 child deaths in just one month of Ukraine conflict One in five Ukrainian children is now living as a refugee Refugee numbers more than 3.5 million, internally displaced 6.5 million Humanitarian community must prioritize the prevention of and response to sexual...
Girls’ Higher Education is a Must for Afghanistan Future
World Vision is deeply concerned at the reversal of the Taliban's commitment to allowing children regardless of their agenda to attend school. Education is a fundamental right for children including adolescent girls, which must be upheld. World Vision is committed to promoting education for...
Highlights Almost One Ukrainian child becomes a refugee every second Early educational and mental health support is essential for children impacted by conflict Over 3 million people have fled Ukraine, 73,000 children a day Nineteen-month-old MIlana is one of many Ukrainian refugees who stop...
World Vision Expresses Concern that FY22 Foreign Assistance Insufficient to Meet Global Needs
Low funding levels for humanitarian crises and a lack of COVID-19 resources risks the lives of children and their families
Ukraine crisis humanitarian need grows with children at heightened risk of trauma and exploitation
World Vision, the international child-focused aid organization, has today warned of the detrimental psychological impact the ongoing crisis in Ukraine will have on children and families.
WORLD VISION WARNS OF SIGNIFICANT RISK TO CHILDREN IN UKRAINE CRISIS
World Vision warns that the intensification of the crisis in Ukraine poses significant risks to children and seeks to support populations on the move.
Emerging Child Protection Issues in India Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Pose a Huge Threat to Youth
Highlights Children at risk of trafficking, child labor and early marriage World Vision calls for a cohesive and strong action plan to support children affected Picture of child from Chennai, India wearing mask against covid-19 second wave in India. ©2021 World Vision/Luke Aslaksan CHENNAI...
World Vision, today said that even though the emergency response to the Beirut blast, which took place six months ago, was swift and largely effective, children and their families are struggling more than ever. In fact, their situation has never been worse.
Fact Sheets and Extras
Jesse Eaves testifying against funding child soldiers in a committee hearing
Jesse Eaves testifying against funding child soldiers in a committee hearing
Child Soldier Prevention Act waivers - World Vision 2014 (PDF)
Child Soldier Prevention Act waivers - World Vision 2014 (PDF)
Change.org petition against countries using child soldiers (LINK)
Tell President Obama: No tax dollars supporting children as soldiers!