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Dr. Anne Peterson with World Vision testifies at a Senate Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Ebola Wednesday.

World Vision Health Expert Testifies at Senate Hearing on Ebola

Families seek shelter in Redemptorist Church in Tacloban after Typhoon Hagupit brought punishing wind and rain to the Philippines. PHOTO: World Vision / Joy Maluyo

Thousands Heed Mandatory Evacuation in Tacloban on the Heels of Hagupit; World Vision Distribution Starts Today

Families take shelter inside evacuation centers throughout Tacloban, in advance of the approach of Typhoon Hagupit to the Philippines. PHOTO: World Vision / Cristie Macabe

Over Half a Million Evicted by Hagupit: World Vision Mobilizes Response Teams

These three children are among tens of thousands internally displaced by the conflict in South Sudan. PHOTO: World Vision / Melany Markham

Children in South Sudan Face Another Christmas Far From Home

A still from a time-lapse satellite image of Typhoon Hagupit, courtesy of CYCLOCANE, shows its approach to the Philippines.

Over a Year After Typhoon Haiyan, Survivors Rush to Evacuation Centers, Bracing for Impact of Typhoon Hagupit

Neighbors wash their hands in a community in Sierra Leone hit by Ebola.

Prevention Must be Part of Ebola Response Plan, says World Vision

More than 4,000 people are taking refuge at the airport of Bangui, the capital city of Central African Republic.

As Conflict Drags on, Children in Central African Republic Suffering the Most, says New Report

Drought, food insecurity could lead to another famine in Somalia

Somalia on Brink of Famine Again as World Celebrates World Food Day, says World Vision

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

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