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World Vision looks back at 2025’s most devastating humanitarian crises
Highlights “Our faith compels us to show up in the places where it’s hardest to be a child, no matter the challenges” said Edgar Sandoval Sr., president and CEO of World Vision U.S. World Vision staff unload life-saving relief supplies in Mandalay, Myanmar, following...
Ukrainian children risk facing the harshest winter since 2022, World Vision warns
An internally displaced child in Ukraine braves the cold as winter hits. KYIV (December 18, 2025) — Ukrainian children risk facing the harshest winter since the war began in 2022, as intensified attacks on energy and civilian infrastructure plunge millions of families into prolonged blackouts, leaving homes, schools...
Time is running out: children’s lives at risk amid El Fasher crisis
Highlights Nearly 89,000 people have fled El Fasher and the surrounding areas after more than 500 days of siege, according to the United Nations With escalating violence in El Fasher, another major influx into East and South Darfur continues and is intensifying, further worsening...
World Vision sends relief to Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic after Hurricane Melissa
Highlights Hurricane Melissa carved a catastrophic path across the Caribbean after making landfall in Jamaica on October 28, 2025. The storm reached Category 5 strength and ranks among the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic basin. A church damaged after Hurricane Melissa...
World Vision Haiti Mobilizes Emergency Response as Hurricane Melissa Intensifies
Highlights “Children and families in Haiti are facing compounding crises,” said Lesly Michaud, World Vision’s national program director in Haiti. “We are committed to standing with communities through this storm and beyond, ensuring they receive the support they need to recover and rebuild.” PORT-AU-PRINCE...
World Vision warns: disruptions in US food aid impacts farmers at home and hungry children abroad
Highlights “We’ve lost markets,” says Cathy Kaufman, a farmer in western Nebraska, whose produce was used in food assistance. “The loss of foreign aid is the loss of a market for farmers’ surplus.” WASHINGTON D.C. (October 14, 2025) — This year, World Food Day...
World Vision report reveals girls’ resilience amid global challenges ahead of International Day of the Girl
Highlights 84% of girls expressed hope for a better future, yet 18% reported facing economic stress and 21% said they are living with conflict and insecurity One in three worried about losing their education Nearly one in five described violence and abuse as the...
World Vision responds to devastating Nepali floods as ‘monsoon’ snow traps hundreds of trekkers on Mount Everest
Flooding in Nepal KATHMANDU (October 7, 2025) — Torrential rains have triggered deadly floods and landslides across Nepal, killing at least 51 people and displacing thousands, while just across the border in China’s Mount Everest region, a sudden snowstorm has trapped hundreds of trekkers at...
World Vision celebrates 30 years of life-changing giving with the 2025 Christmas gift catalog.
SEATTLE, September 30, 2025 – Christian humanitarian organization World Vision is marking three decades of redefining the art of holiday gift-giving as it announces today the launch of its 2025 Christmas Gift Catalog. World Vision’s Gift Catalog has become a tradition to give truly...
‘First In, Last Out’: World Vision helps families rebuild one year after Hurricanes Helene and Milton
Highlights World Vision delivered 92 truckloads of supplies to more than 90,000 survivors across four states. More than 83,000 pounds of food and 19,000 gallons of water were distributed through local church partners and other community organizations. World Vision teams respond to Hurricane Helene....
