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Today, the anti-trafficking bill, Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act passed through the House of Representatives!

Congress Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide

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

Watch this video, detailing the change in the life of one girl two years after the storm hit her home.

Two years Since Typhoon Haiyan: Communities Rebuild with World Vision

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

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

Norma and her children live inside a neighbour’s house that is drenched everytime it rains. Their home was destroyed during Typhoon Haiyan. Since the storm, the children and their mother have been squatting in a neighbour’s house that is covered by a worn-out tarpaulin. Now Norma’s family will be receiving shelter material from World Vision to help them recover. PHOTO: Mark Nonkes/Worl

6 Month’s after Typhoon Haiyan: Building-Back-Better with Communities

World Vision Senior Director of Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Response Chris Palusky testifies to Congress on December 3, 2013.

Chris Palusky testifies before U.S. Congress on Typhoon Haiyan relief

World Vision opens its first Child-Friendly Spaces for 400 children in Philippines

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Super Typhoon Haiyan

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