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Starting today, donors can “subscribe to world change” with World Vision
Highlights The new campaign challenges people to consider what they’ve subscribed to and invites them to join Believers for World Change™, a community tackling the root causes of poverty and injustice SEATTLE, April 18, 2024 — The global Christian humanitarian organization World Vision has...
Sudanese refugees in the Ourang camp in eastern Chad. As the conflict approaches the 1-year mark on April 15th, 24.8 million—approximately half of Sudan’s population—are in need of humanitarian assistance due to extreme food shortages and a lack of access to healthcare. ©2023 World...
Six months into the Middle East crisis, children’s plight remains in the shadows
SEATTLE (April 7, 2024) Today, on the 6-month anniversary of the horrific October 7 attacks in Israel, Christian humanitarian organization World Vision is calling for a renewed focus on the children who are impacted by the continuing violence in Gaza and across the region....
World Vision statement on U.S. government FY24 funding package
SEATTLE (March 25, 2024) - At a time when human suffering and global need are soaring, World Vision is disappointed that the U.S. government’s fiscal year 2024 funding package does not provide the critical resources needed to aid children and families around the world....
World Vision warns of grave impacts to children in Haiti resulting from escalating gang violence
Highlights Over 5,000 deaths in Haiti in 2023 are attributed to gang activity More than 15,000 people have been displaced since a surge in violence began on February 29 Insecurity and skyrocketing food prices will increase forced displacement and migration March 20, 2024 —...
Highlights Nine of the 10 countries experiencing the highest food prices compared to average wages are in sub-Saharan Africa, where many also experience the effects of protracted conflicts, climate extremes and displacement. Of the five countries where food prices are highest, none have seen...
GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo (February 22, 2024) — Global humanitarian organization World Vision warns that worsening violence in eastern DRC could spiral out of control and deepen an ongoing humanitarian crisis as the non-state armed group M23 advances toward Goma, the capital...
Two years on, the future of over 3 million Ukrainian children is at risk
Highlights World Vision’s work has so far reached over 1.6 million people impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine—including over 772,000 children. But with an estimated 14 million people in need, only the ongoing, focused efforts of organizations, donors and local partners, working with...
At Year End, World Vision Reviews Worst Humanitarian Disasters of 2023
Highlights In 2023, World Vision responded to 78 disasters and humanitarian crises in 59 countries around the world, supporting over 35.8 million people in need. In the United States alone, we supported more than 93,700 people during 15 emergencies. In Baidoa, Somalia, a camp shelters women...
Highlights Donations for artisan-made celebrity gifts from the catalog empower kids and families around the world to rebuild in the wake of crises and to lift themselves out of poverty The catalog features hundreds of specific gifts — with donation amounts from $10 to...
