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Highlights Cold weather and the inability to keep their children fed and warm take a serious toll on the mental health of displaced female heads of household Displaced female-headed households are put at risk by last-resort heating methods necessitated by poverty Displaced women have...
World Vision thanks U.S. House of Representatives for passing key hunger resolution
Highlights The legislation condemns the use of starvation as a weapon and supports a strong U.S. food security response WASHINGTON (December 1, 2022) – Global humanitarian organization World Vision applauds the passage of House Resolution 922, Condemning the use of hunger as a weapon...
World Vision ahead of goal to reach 30 million women and girls by 2023
Highlights Over 25 million women and girls now equipped to live safer, healthier, and more productive lives. World Vision to ring NYSE Opening Bell to mark progress in empowering women and girls worldwide. December 1, 2022 (New York) ––World Vision is recognizing a major milestone...
Highlights Heaton and Hunt will match donations on Giving Tuesday SEATTLE (November 28, 2022) — On Giving Tuesday, Emmy-winning actor, producer and bestselling author Patricia Heaton and her husband actor, producer and director David Hunt are teaming up with World Vision to make a...
WORLD VISION UNVEILS 2022 HOLIDAY GIFT CATALOG FEATURING HANDCRAFTED GIFTS INSPIRED BY CELEBRITY SUPPORTERS The diverse slate of stars, led by actress and author Patricia Heaton, are helping spread joy this Christmas with unique gifts that change lives in the 100 countries where World...
Highlights In Sudan, food prices have gone up 143% since 2021[1], a year after the FAO’s global food price index saw its highest ever annual increase It would take two weeks for a Somalian to earn enough to buy a common basket of food...
World Vision halfway toward goal of reaching 50 million people with clean water by 2030
Highlights Accomplishment announced at the Concordia Annual Summit 25 million people have been reached with clean water access NEW YORK CITY (September 20, 2022) – World Vision is celebrating a major milestone in its efforts to help end the global water crisis. In 2015,...
Highlights An estimated 5.7 million children’s education has been affected since the start of the war, including 3.6 million due to school closures. Six months into the conflict, 1.5 million children are at risk of mental health issues Funding is needed to enable humanitarian...
Afghan children’s lives at risk; international community must intervene, says World Vision
In areas of Afghanistan surveyed by World Vision: 53% of households have a child suffering acute malnutrition. 7 of 10 boys and over half of girls work instead of going to school. 64% of babies are delivered at home, with less than a third...
Tatiana, who fled Ukraine, picks up food and hygiene supplies. Early in the Ukrainian refugee crisis, World Vision partnered with the Romanian government and other organizations to set up a place for Ukrainian refugees to receive support. BUCHAREST (August 4, 2022) — In a...
