Hospitals and health clinics are usually considered places of safety and healing. But in many of the rural communities where World Vision works, health...
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Kelvin, 5, has been malnourished for over two years because the only water his family has to drink is filled with bacteria, causing chronic diarrhea. |
Merci, 13, no longer walks hours for water each day. With a water tap close to home, she’s now excelling in school and plans to become a doctor in the... |
October 17 marks an important day for the international development community: It’s the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. On this day in 1987,...
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Today, 35 million people in 39 countries are facing emergency levels of hunger. It’s so staggering that the question must be asked: Is there any hope amid the...
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We all know the frustration of unexpected setbacks. But for those living in the vise grip of poverty, a financial setback can mean more than just frustration.
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June 20 has been set aside by the U.N. as World Refugee Day — a day when the world bears witness to the plight of those who have been forced from their homes....
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Hospitals and healthcare clinics are intended to be safe places. Patients seek medical treatment, determined to find relief and restoration. But when there is...
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Through the Every Last One® campaign, you and other dedicated supporters joined in a God-sized goal to empower 60 million people with life, hope, and a...
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