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World Vision launches coronavirus response to feed America’s most vulnerable families

U.S. Charities Launch Global Emergency Response Coalition to Expedite Action During Humanitarian Crisis

Joey Logano Foundation to award $10,000 to World Vision for relief efforts in Hurricane Michael

Baby Charity Asibitar, 8 months, being held by her mother, Angolol Esra, as a community health worker measures her arm using a MUAC device which measures the middle-upper arm circumference.

Humanitarian, Development and Global Health Organizations Release New Data Showing the Devastating Human Costs of Proposed Administration Cuts to Foreign Assistance

A grandmother in Somalia looks on with worry as her young grandchild is treated for watery diarrhea.

Recent rains could lead to spike in child cholera cases across Horn of Africa, aid agency warns

World Vision relief supplies for flooding survivors arrive in south Louisiana

World Vision Relief Supplies for Flooding Survivors Arrive in South Louisiana

Linda Hiebert, World Vision International’s Partnership Leader, Education and Life Skills testifies at the United States Senate on Foreign Relations Sub-Committee hearing, Barriers to Education Globally: Getting Girls in the Classroom,

More Funding for Girls’ Education Urgently Needed, Testifies World Vision

Children in Nepal enjoy playing and learning with their friends in a temporary learning center built by World Vision. CREDIT: World Vision/Laura Di Ciero

One Year Later, World Vision Continues to Support the People of Nepal

Ecuador's worst earthquake in decades hit Saturday, devastating the South American country. World Vision began responding immediately.

Ecuadorian Earthquake “Truly Terrifying” says World Vision Staff

MasterCard and World Vision to Address Key Issues Facing Humanitarian Sector

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