News & Stories

A girl peers through a curtain in her home in Uganda.
Voices

Hearing and using the inside voice

Ireen gets water at the new borehole well installed in her community. Having clean water will be a game changer for her future.
From the Field

From problems to prayers answered: Ireen’s walk for water

Window Rock, Arizona is home to the office of the president of Navajo Nation.
From the Field

Much-needed PPE for Navajo Nation frontline workers

Retired teacher from Hawaii wills a legacy of love for World Vision sponsored children who are deaf.
Change Makers

Loretta’s legacy of love

A man in orange and blue shirt stands with one arm raised up to orange, white, and blue balloons.
Change Makers

Raising up new leaders through the Global 6K for Water

rice and vegetable pulao
From the Field

In the kitchen: Indian vegetable pulao recipe

Dativa listens to Keza read a book that came from the World Vision’s reading camp Keza attends.
From the Field

Rwandan woman advocates for children’s education

Global 6K for Water participants walk for the children on their bib in Seattle in 2019.
Change Makers

Global 6K for Water: How to prep your mind, body, and heart

Learn how to talk to kids about the coronavirus.
Change Makers

How to talk to kids about the coronavirus pandemic

Pastor Helen Epps loads a World Vision Family Emergency Kit into a car
From the Field

Tackling big needs — one small step at a time

Linnae Gomez uses her time, talents, and treasures to raise awareness of World Vision’s child sponsorship program, and about how World Vision is serving families in the U.S. who have faced financial fallout from COVID-19.
Change Makers

Seeking to serve: Child Ambassador Linnae Gomez

Pastor Francisco Fernandez, who also works as a chaplain for the New York City Police Department, distributes World Vision Family Emergency Kits through his church.
From the Field

From sorrow to servant