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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

Camp in northern Syria where World Vision is working to bring clean water, baby supplies and hygiene and winter kits to families forced from their homes by the conflict. PHOTO: World Vision.

Statement on the Announcement of the Expansion of Humanitarian Aid into Syria 12 February 2016

A 5-year-old girl sits for a moment inside one of Lebanon's informal tented settlements, which host a number of Syrian refugees.

‘Now Turn Pledges into Action’ – Civil Society Verdict on Supporting Syria Donors’ Conference

A mother collects water in Papua New Guinea. The water supply has been very limited this year. PHOTO: World Vision / Joseph Anjoe

Aid Agencies Call Upon Donors to Commit Funds to Save Lives in Countries Hit by El Niño

Blueprint to Solve Poverty, gray and orange world map. Darker orange countries have higher rates of extreme poverty. ©2016 World Vision

World Vision to Send Relief Supplies Following Southern Storms, Flooding

Children and their parents walk together along the Serbia, Croatia border, in their trek across Europe. Many Syrians are making the journey, fleeing the violence in their home country. PHOTO: World Vision/Laura Reinhardt.

Mark Smith Testifies Before U.S. Congress on Syria Humanitarian Crisis

Three-year-old Adib plays near the tents where his family and another family have lived for the past three days. They're staying at an abandoned brick factory on the outskirts of the Serbian city, Subotica and are hoping to eventually cross into Germany. PHOTO: World Vision/ Laura Reinhardt.

Letters Urge Congress, Administration: Welcome Refugees

World Vision helps families in a camp that houses displaced people from Central African Republic. World Vision also used the new camp as a livelihood program where Christian and Muslim community members were paid to build the new camp-side by side. This helps in social cohesion and peace building. PHOTO: Bruno Col / World Vision

Insecurity in Central African Republic Halts Much-Needed Relief Work

A Syrian family finds safety in a tented settlement after fleeing to Lebanon.

European Union Obligated to Provide Special Care and Protection to Child Refugees

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