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Clothing keeps children healthy by protecting them and giving them opportunities to play and be active.
From the Field

5 clothing items to keep kids healthy

  • Health
Photographer Matthew Paul Turner witnessed 335 children have the opportunity to choose their sponsor through World Vision’s “Chosen.” See this experience through his lens.
Voices

The sacred dignity of children through a photographer’s lens

  • Blog
  • Ecuador
Syrian siblings laugh together inside their tent in a refugee settlement.
From the Field

Syrian refugee children find hope in thankfulness

  • Refugees
  • LebanonSyria
Child rights, child labor in Bangladesh. Sabbir, 7, and his 11-year-old brother, Babu, carry packages and bags for money for 13 hours a day and sleep in parked buses.
From the Field

Child rights: Facts, FAQs, and how to help

  • Child Protection
At their home in India, Monika, 22, and her 3-year-old son, Ayush, gaze at Monika’s youngest child, 1-month-old Rishika, peacefully sleeping. When she was carrying Rishika, Monika lost weight because of nausea and vomiting. She turned to another mother, Neha, a World Vision-trained volunteer, for support. Neha provided iron and calcium supplements and advised her to eat the simple, easily digested food she needed to deliver a healthy baby.
From the Field

Health: Signs of progress and reasons to hope

  • Health
  • EthiopiaCambodiaIndiaKenyaMyanmarRwandaUganda
This holiday shopping season, check out four gift ideas that might surprise you for those important people in your life — and one idea just for you.
Voices

2019 top 5 surprising Christmas gift ideas — including one for yourself!

  • Blog
The AIDS pandemic has devastated families, leaving children without the care and support they need to grow, survive, and thrive. UNICEF estimates that 16.5 million children have been orphaned due to HIV and AIDS.
From the Field

HIV and AIDS: Facts, FAQs, and how to help

  • Health
  • Asia
People who attended World Vision’s Give-back Gift Shop in New York City were able to complete activities together as they learned about how poverty affects families in developing countries.
Change Makers

How to teach your children generosity this Christmas

  • Charitable Giving
Christmas gift guide - World Vision Gift Catalog - Gift Finder
Change Makers

Christmas Gift Catalog gift guide

  • Charitable Giving
Thirty-One Gifts 2018
Voices

Giving Tuesday 2019: World Vision donations matched through Thirty-One Gifts

  • Charitable Giving
Conflict in South Sudan has uprooted families and led to hunger and suffering. The U.N. refugee agency announced August 17 that South Sudanese refugees in Uganda now exceed 1 million. World Vision is bringing healing and sustenance to children and families in need.
From the Field

Africa hunger, famine: Facts, FAQs, and how to help

  • Hunger
  • South SudanAngolaEthiopiaKenyaSomaliaZambiaZimbabweAfrica
Bangladesh is one of the five worst countries for child labor . Sixteen-year-old Joytun was injured in a fire at the bakery where she worked after dropping out of school to support her family. World Vision enrolled her in an informal education program, which helped her prepare to return to school. World Vision also helped her mother start a small grocery business that more than replaces the money Joytun was making in child labor.
From the Field

Child labor: Facts, FAQs, and how to help end it

  • Child Protection
  • Asia
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