I’m a sucker for a touching Christmas story. Here’s one that’s as good as anything you’ll see on the Hallmark Channel. Set in the wretched conditions of a refugee settlement, it’s a story about love, joy, peace – and a...
Sometimes a picture tells the whole story. Sometimes a bit of explanation is needed.
As we in the USA prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, we will be reminded of how native Americans showed Pilgrims the...
Frustrated by the challenges of managing her Sunday school class, this volunteer teacher was ready to give up. But participating in the Christian Discipleship Project’s training that mentors young adults to...
| In eastern Honduras, 9-year-old Nirvana will soon receive clean water from World Vision. |
As parents, it’s much easier to talk than to listen. But listening is what our children need us to do. It’s a hallmark...
World Vision is well on its way toward achieving universal water access everywhere it works...
March 15, 2017 marked the 6th anniversary of the Syrian conflict. World Vision is at work in this great humanitarian crisis. Read the latest on our efforts to provide relief to millions of refugees.
| The women of various Self Help Groups |
Dharavi is Asia's second largest slum. It is a very congested place with narrow lanes and hordes of people. They compete with motor vehicles and push carts to get in or...
“I stopped begging on the streets with my father, because I go to school now,” says Mustaque, a 6-year-old boy who is one of twenty- five children participating in World Vision’s Child Friendly Space (CFS)....
In many rural communities in Malawi, access to safe drinking water remains a challenge. In some communities, people have difficulties even accessing the contaminated water from unprotected sources. This was the...
Regatu said she never dreamed she would be able to read and understand a story on her own. That is, until World Vision implemented a Literacy Boost program near her home in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia.
Regatu...
