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Ansha plays with her 10-year-old daughter, Maida. Ansha received emergency food from World Vision during Ethiopia’s infamous 1984 famine, and today, she is the mother of four healthy children. PHOTO: Alexander Whittle / World Vision

Antsokia Valley Transformed over 30 years, says World Vision

Ebola Medical Supply Donation

World Vision, McKesson, other Donors Prepare Massive Shipment of Medical Supplies to Support Sierra Leone Health Workers

These Iraqi families have all made a long and terrifying journey to escape violence in their home towns. They are currently staying in temporary facilities in Dahuk, Iraq. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

An Urgent Call to Stop the Horrific Suffering in Iraq

World Vision to Provide Emergency Relief to Thousands Fleeing Violence in Iraq

A young boy named Drisak, at home with his mother and a World Vision nutritionist during a regular home visit to monitor progress. PHOTO: World Vision

Three Years Since Somalia Famine, Aid Agencies Fear High Risk of Relapse

World Vision provides relief goods to families affected by tornadoes in 2013. The organization is rushing supplies to storm-affected Arkansas.

World Vision Rushing Supplies to Families, Communities Affected by Deadly Tornadoes

Syrian boy peeks out of shelter in Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan

Annual Disaster Shelter Design Competition Focuses on Needs of Syrian Refugees

Ash from Mount Sinabung's eruption Saturday covers homes near Kabanjahe, Indonesia more than 20 kilometers from the deadly volcano.

Multiple deadly disasters making it difficult to scale up response efforts in Indonesia, says World Vision

Women and children leaving Juba by bus to various destinations.

Cease-fire could mean access to children affected by conflict in South Sudan, says World Vision

Destruction in the Dominican Republic following Tropical Storm Chantal

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