October 2021 through March 2022
In the wake of disasters, World Vision swiftly responds first to immediate needs, then stays for the long run to help communities rebuild. We have maintained a presence and provided...
EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF IN THE U.S.
In the wake of a disaster in the U.S., World Vision is often one of the first organizations to respond immediately. Our domestic disaster response program draws on World...
Natural disasters and emergencies deliver the heaviest blows to the most vulnerable— especially children and those already struggling to meet daily needs. World Vision equips the local church to be the hands and feet...
For nearly two years, a global pandemic has exacerbated already dire circumstances in many areas where World Vision works.
During fiscal year 2021, we responded to many of the needs that resulted from famine-level...
World Vision is responding to the devastating impact of COVID-19 in more than 70 countries.
Progress Report: Fiscal Year 2021
In 2020, devastating food crises, protracted conflict, the health and economic fallout of COVID-19, mass displacement and extreme weather exacerbated already fragile conditions, with a...
Natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes can strike without warning, claiming thousands of lives in seconds. Man-made crises such as war and political instability unfold over time, ultimately putting millions...
Since 1981, World Vision has served children and youth in need throughout the United States. World Vision focuses on transforming communities through programs that help individuals living in poverty move toward fullness...
Millions of parents and caregivers have lost incomes and jobs due to COVID-19, forcing them to expose their children to harmful and dangerous circumstances such as begging or child marriage. World Vision has conducted...
