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Press Statement, Afghanistan

2018 India floods. More than 450 families whose houses have been flooded are taking shelter in a secondary school in Pathanamthitta, Kerala. Representatives of each family stand in long lines to receive food. Heavy monsoon rains led to flooding, and now that dams have been opened every, house in the community is submerged. (©2018 World Vision/photo by Theodore Sam)

Senate Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide

A family from South Sudan takes shelter from an oncoming storm just a few days after they arrive in Uganda.

Children on the move more vulnerable to violence, new report finds

World Vision Urges U.S. Government to Protect Children and Families in Immigration Detention

Today, the anti-trafficking bill, Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act passed through the House of Representatives!

Congress Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide

World Vision Child Friendly Space and Early Education Center

Syria’s children ‘at risk of never fully recovering’, new study finds

Children celebrate the arrival of clean drinking water at their school in a World Vision area development program in Wema, Kenya. PHOTO: World Vision

Administration’s Budget Devastating for the World’s Most Vulnerable

Ending violence against children grossly underfunded within the framework of international cooperation

Uganda child refugees

World Vision alarmed at staggering number of recently unaccompanied and separated South Sudanese children seeking refuge in Uganda

EduApp4Syria Competition Launches Unique Literacy Learning Apps That Can Reach Millions of War-Affected Syrian Children

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