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Mental health, at home and abroad

As humanitarian emergencies continue to unfold around the world, children are increasingly exposed to violence and other experiences that leave them in desperate need of psychological first aid.
and women are all struggling to receive the care they need. This year’s Mental Health Day … some of the most basic but crucial care that can be provided. For

Hunger in Zimbabwe | Elida’s story of El Nino

This year’s poor rains and drought from El Nino have greatly affected the lives of 12-year old Elida, her two brothers, Christopher, 21, William, 16, and their grandmother, Emma. With the help of World Vision, Elida and her family have been receiving food packs from our office, provided by child sponsors to reach the most vulnerable families.
and fees for health care in emergencies. In the last 12 months

Enivens wants a new home - life in Haiti after Hurricane Matthew

Enivens lives in Haiti. His life has been turned upside down in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
cattle were carried away by the storm. As I drive up the … carrying buckets on their heads to fetch water.

World Vision launches Haiti Hurricane Appeal as storm leaves over four million children at risk and 300 dead

World Vision launches Haiti Hurricane Appeal as storm leaves over four million children at risk and 300 dead
of the strongest hurricane to hit the Caribbean since 2007. At least four million … One of the strongest hurricanes to hit the Caribbean in recent

Hurricane Matthew - World Vision prepares for impact

While powerful Hurricane Matthew bore down on the island of Haiti, World Vision was preparing to help those whose lives may be affected.
care for all children. Championing … care. The occasion of the first Global … the UN Guidelines on the Alternative Care of … opportunity to realise their right to family care

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care for all children. Championing … care. The occasion of the first Global … the UN Guidelines on the Alternative Care of … opportunity to realise their right to family care

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taking care of her and her … work or care for his … to run the house and care for … they take care of their children. They ensure their … and she has enough time to care for her father and sister. With the 80

Celebrity Supporters

We’re very grateful to have the support of several famous faces to promote the work we’re doing throughout the world.
Natasha Little most recently starred as Caroline Langbourne in acclaimed BBC series The … designing the scarf that was given away to promote it. She

Sierra Leone: UK must commit existing funds to child protection as cases of sex abuse rise

Sierra Leone: World Vision urges UK government to commit funds to child protection as cases of sexual abuse rise
exploitation including rape can access healthcare and other services. We also want the UK … says he was shocked by the state of healthcare in the country. He

Share my life: two brothers from South Sudan

Recently we met with two brothers from South Sudan; ten-year-old Choul and eight-year-old Rewgok. After fleeing the Unity State and seeking refuge in Juba, all the brothers want is for their parents to join them, and for their safety to be guaranteed.
had many cows there and my father would take care of them. Sometimes I went with him. I loved … water canisters. They are very heavy to carry. Sometimes I come here too to fetch

World Vision calls the attack a turning point in the war and says ceasefire has achieved nothing

World Vision has expressed shock at an airstrike that hit an aid convoy in Syria, reportedly leaving 12 dead. The UN says 18 trucks were hit on their way to deliver aid to 78,000 people.
Carina Wint | Media Specialist | World Vision UK … carinadwint |

Remembering the faces behind the numbers | UN Refugee Summit September 2016

Today, as the UN discusses refugees and migrants and President Obama hosts world leaders for a discussion of the refugee crisis, humanitarian policy advisor Johan Eldebo writes about some of the children we work with whose lives have been completely transformed by these issues.

Truck with 3D image of child refugees brings stark reality of crisis to London

A truck bearing a 3D image of asylum-seeking children, will this morning (Monday 19 September 2016), drive across London to highlight the strife and challenges that child refugees are facing around the world.
care for all children. Championing … care. The occasion of the first Global … the UN Guidelines on the Alternative Care of … opportunity to realise their right to family care

Protecting children | Stopping sexual abuse in Sierra Leone

Two weeks ago, World Vision's Rob Henderson stepped off a plane and into a wall of humid, hot air in Sierra Leone. The reason for his visit was to show Mike Kane, former shadow minister for DFID, some of the successful work the UK helped to fund during the Ebola crisis, as well as to highlight the growing issue of sexual abuse...
become a social worker. Her goal is to help care for other vulnerable children who may have

Sponsorship brings hope in Armenia

Twin brothers, Hakob and Davit, have both suffered from cerebral palsy since early childhood in Armenia. Unable to go to school due to their condition, the boys live with their mother Julieta and their two elder brothers in desperate living conditions. Their sponsors in the UK have helped them access essential resources and kept the family hopeful for a brighter future.
square meters with torn wallpapers and worn carpeting greeted me. In a corner I found … caring for Hakob and Davit takes all her time.

A helping hand in India

We recently met with three families in India and spoke about the challenges faced relating to ill health, disability and debt. Struggling financially and unable to provide the amount of care required for their unwell family members, each day was a struggle. This was until World Vision India offered a helping hand...
and unable to provide the amount of care … and the healthcare of both his father and his younger brother … with over 6000 communities across India and carries out work through sponsorship programs.

Overcoming challenges in Zambia

We recently spoke to two inspiring families and discussed the challenges they’ve overcome in recent years. Children like Alex and Emmanuel require extra support, and with thanks to people like Rachel and Anna, they are able to thrive in a loving and caring environment.
care for … and chief among them is caring for Alex. … this as a trial from God to see how I can care for these children. Alex has helped grow my … has also had to overcome many challenges to care for her children. Anna’s life changed

The joy and importance of education: Literacy Boost in India

On World Literacy Day, we're looking at our Literacy Boost programme in India that's giving children like Sakhi a helping hand at school...
parents and caregivers. World Vision continues to pilot

A little red love heart on the front door

10-year-old Rama fled Syria with her mother and two sisters when a neighbours house was bombed near Aleppo. Now living in a centre for women and children in Turkey, Rama remembers the things she misses about Syria, her dreams and her wishes for the future...

Remembering Mother Teresa: Inspiration as a teenager in Kolkata

On the eve of Mother Teresa’s canonisation, World Vision’s Tracy Shields reflects on how her own experiences in Kolkata and with this amazing lady, helped inspire her to do the work she does today...
My dad had switched from private healthcare management to the international development