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From the Field

Ethiopia: Forest project gets U.N. carbon credits

Vinh was 3 years old when he escaped death in a small boat on the South China Sea. Now he’s working to help other children in dire circumstances.
Change Makers

Called to compassion: A boy who fled war now helps exploited children

Marilee Pierce Dunker shares stories from her trip to Taiwan, where her father supported missionary projects in the early 1950s.
Voices

Taiwan: 40 years later, a reunion of love

Syrian refugee children who attend Child-Friendly Spaces for play and socialization have more confidence about avoiding child trafficking and labor than their peers who do not, research shows.
From the Field

Child-Friendly Spaces help children hold on to their childhood

When drilling teams strike water, entire villages erupt in celebration! All because clean water changes everything for people like Emmanuel in Ghana.
Voices

Clean water changes everything

A child bears the scars of genocide in Rwanda.
Special Features

Rwanda: 20 years later

The drill rig team celebrated with villagers as World Vision’s 1,000th successful borehole drilled in Mali since 2003 brought clean water to the community. 
From the Field

The 1,000th well in Mali marks a clean-water milestone

At only 15, Salmina was forced to marry a 58-year-old man and leave school. Now she has escaped from child marriage and is back in school.
Voices

Salmina escapes from child marriage

In Uganda, child sacrifice is a real danger. 3-year-old Sharon's pierced ears may protect her, and an amber alert helps recover kids that have been taken.
Voices

Child sacrifice: Protection through pierced ears in Uganda

For World Poetry Day, watch this video of spoken-word poet Propaganda performing Childhood Lost — “Childhood is worth saving, because once it’s gone, it’s gone.”
Voices

World Poetry Day: “Childhood Lost” by Propaganda

Together, World Vision and P&G have provided 1 billion liters of clean drinking water, with many miracles along the way and new plans for the future.
Voices

Celebrating 1 billion liters of clean water

Haya's song: Rich Stearns, World Vision U.S. president, thinks of his own children when he meets Haya, a 10-year-old Syrian refugee in Jordan and listens to her story of bravery and loss.
Voices

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