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Streets in Kathmandu filled with rubble and toppled buildings following the 7.8 quake. PHOTO: World Vision

Nepal Earthquake: World Vision First Responders to get a First Look at Remote Villages hit by Quake

Hurricane Matthew in Haiti

World Vision Emergency Team Responds as 7.8 Earthquake hits Nepal

School children in Sierra Leone return to school Tuesday. This photo, taken last year, captures a group of friends in the classroom. PHOTO: Jonathan Bundu / World Vision

As Nearly 2 million Children Return to School in Ebola-Stricken Sierra Leone, Psychosocial Support will be Crucial, says World Vision

Women in Somalia carry bags of aid supplies handed out to people displaced from their homes by violence. The supplies include blankets, jerry cans, soap, cups, plastic basins, mosquito nets and cooking pots. PHOTO: World Vision / Paul Bettings

Somali Lifeline Under Threat: Aid Agencies Express Concern at Closure of Money Remittance Providers in Kenya

Greyling and Cannon Biyamugisha

Babson’s Lewis Institute to Award Social Entrepreneurs from Partners in Health and Channels of Hope

A boy in Burundi receives clean water. PHOTO: World Vision

World Bank Interfaith Initiative ‘Momentous,’ says World Vision as it Signs Up

Refugee Enstar, 28, and a neighbor. Enstar is a mother of eight including a young baby. She lives tent in an internally-displaced people’s (IDP) camp in Erbil, Iraq Kurdistan and is trying her best to keep her infant warm, despite the meager shelter. PHOTO: World Vision/Cecil Laguardia

‘Political Solution the Only Option for Syria,’ says Aid Agency on Eve of Conference

Khna Ny, 14, and his family are farmers in Cambodia who depend on their crops to feed them. Recently they received training in farming and seeds to help their garden of rice and vegetables grow. PHOTO: World Vision / Chetra Ten

World Vision Applauds Bipartisan Efforts to Tackle Hunger for Millions Worldwide

Ronni Ereu, 9, eats his lunch at Kanani Primary School in Uganda. PHOTO: World Vision / Simon Peter Esaku

Humanitarian Coalition Launches ‘Roadmap to End Global Hunger’ to Shape U.S. Policy

People living on Bonthe Island in Sierra Leone have been cut off from the mainland since May in an effort to prevent transmission of the deadly Ebola virus. These travel restrictions have been successful in protecting people there from the disease, but they have also cut families off from vital markets. Their health has suffered as a result and some children are even showing signs of acute malnutrition. PHOTO: World Vision / Sarah Wilson

World Vision Urges Renewed Focus on Safe, Dignified Burials as Lockdown Ordered across Ebola-Stricken Sierra Leone

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