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Families receive supplies from World Vision in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin.

The Real Heroes: Community Task Forces help save lives as Cyclone Phailin strikes India

Good Spread Peanut Butter BOGO sales boost food donation to World Vision for malnourished children in Chad

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World Vision prepares communities as cyclone the size of Hurricane Katrina threatens India

Suryani's house in Indonesia is located close to a river bank and her house and the neighborhood are frequently flooded during the rainy season between September and February.

International Day of Disaster Reduction: Aid is incomplete without building resilience

Flash Flood for Good

Social media campaign for clean drinking water launches at Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting

Hamze, a 14-year-old Syrian refugee, grieves the loss of his home. Still from video.

Desperate Syrians struggle to survive amid inadequate international aid

Oklahoma City tornado damage.

World Vision to expand response as another round of deadly weather hits Midwest

A child in Cambodia participates in song, prayer, and games in a place where sponsored and non-sponsored children alike can come and learn about good hygiene and sanitation practices, and how to take care of their health.

World Vision reacts to UNICEF Child Survival report

With Weyerhaeuser's help, World Vision is rebuilding communities stricken by Superstorm Sandy. (Still image from video.)

Weyerhaeuser sends materials for World Vision’s ongoing rebuilding efforts in Hurricanes Sandy, Isaac communities

Cover photo from the 2013 Lancet series on nutrition.

World Vision response to Lancet series on nutrition

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