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Boze Elementary School students ask NBA player Isaiah Thomas to autograph the new books they just received through World Vision. PHOTO: World Vision/Laura Reinhardt

NBA Player, Tacoma Native Isaiah Thomas Giving Books, Encouraging Summer Reading for Local Students

In areas in Central Bosnia, where water has withdrawn, volunteers clean thick layers of mud that remained. Warmer weather brings the risk of various illnesses and cleaning has to be done as soon as possible. CAT 2 Response - Floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PHOTO:Aida Sunje/World Vision

World Vision Helps Families in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Following Worst Flooding in More than a Century

Hundred Pump project

Hundred Pump Project Brings Water to Thousands

Women fetch water from a World Vision well in Mali. PHOTO: Steve Kay/World Vision

Civilians in Dire Need of Protection in North of Mali

Mother and baby in Cambodia. PHOTO: Ratana Lay/World Vision

World Vision Calls for Action at World Health Assembly on Plan to End Preventable Newborn Deaths

Women and children queueing for water at UN base in Malakal where 20,000 people fled during violence outbreak. PHOTO: Nadene Robertson/World Vision

Critical Gains at Risk; Children’s Lives at Stake in South Sudan, New Report Says

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InterAction, USAID Sign Landmark Agreement on Global Food Security

Norma and her children live inside a neighbour’s house that is drenched everytime it rains. Their home was destroyed during Typhoon Haiyan. Since the storm, the children and their mother have been squatting in a neighbour’s house that is covered by a worn-out tarpaulin. Now Norma’s family will be receiving shelter material from World Vision to help them recover. PHOTO: Mark Nonkes/Worl

6 Month’s after Typhoon Haiyan: Building-Back-Better with Communities

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Lack of Data Means Millions of Children Die Unseen and Invisible, New Report Finds

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World Vision Calls on Congress to Make Unseen Children Count

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