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Isnino Siyat made it to Dadaab, a refugee camp in Kenya, with her husband and two children after walking for 10 days from their village in Somalia. She said the drought “finished both our livestock and our farm,” killing their five cows and 10 goats one by one over three months. Reaching Dadaab, Isnino was exhausted but had to make her own hut out of sticks, borrowed clothing scraps, and burlap sacks that once contained relief food. She worked alone while her husband was elsewhere in the camp, preparing for burial the body of their 3-year-old nephew, who died on the journey.
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Famine no more

  • Hunger
  • EthiopiaKenyaSomalia
As summer vacation draws near, catch a glimpse of how students around the world will spend their breaks this year.
From the Field

School’s out: Kids share their favorite summer activities

  • Education
Here’s a famine definition and what you need to know about the unprecedented Africa hunger and food crisis affecting tens of millions of people.
From the Field

Africa hunger, famine facts: What you need to know

  • Hunger
  • South SudanChadEthiopiaKenyaNigerSomaliaAfrica
On a sweltering summer day, nothing is quite as refreshing as a cold citrus drink—and fresh lime soda is a favorite way to beat the heat in countries like India and Bangladesh. This easy lime soda recipe — it’s just a few ingredients — is sure to be a crowd-pleaser with your family and at summer barbecues.
From the Field

In the kitchen: Lime soda recipe

  • Charitable Giving
Syria refugee crisis: 5.1 million people have fled Syria's civil war as refugees, straining the region's ability to cope and to care for the needs of displaced children.
From the Field

Syrian refugee crisis: Facts you need to know

  • Refugees
  • SyriaIraqJordanLebanon
Gabe, from Cascade Covenant Church in North Bend, Wash., ran the World Vision Global 6K for Water in May. (©2017 World Vision/photo by Andrea Peer)
Change Makers

Ways to raise caring children

  • Christian Faith
Christian charities help with reconciliation and peacebuilding after genocide
Change Makers

Are Christian charities more effective at humanitarian work?

  • Christian Faith
  • BoliviaMalawiSierra Leone
Nine years ago our writer Kari lived with a family for five days in Kenya. They shared their lives, hunger and poverty with her. In April, they reconnected.
Voices

5 days of hunger: Her last words

  • Blog
  • Kenya
Voices

Podcast with Hillsong United

  • Christian Faith
Millions of people face famine if the current hunger crisis in East Africa continues to worsen. Read their stories and learn how World Vision is responding.
From the Field

Facing famine: Battling hunger with hope in East Africa

  • Hunger
  • KenyaEthiopiaSomaliaSouth Sudan
Child sponsorship is at the heart of a couple’s desire to care for children well into the future. But since Tom and Jill Demske couldn’t sponsor a thousand children, they found other ways to multiply their impact.
Change Makers

Becoming ‘God-sufficient’: Child sponsors expand their hearts for the poor

  • Child Sponsorship
World Vision photographer Laura Reinhardt saw heartbreaking need during a recent trip to Bangladesh, but she also captured the hope of children there.
From the Field

Life frames: Capturing the confidence of children in Bangladesh

  • Child Protection
  • Bangladesh
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