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This summer we desperately need to help children and families around the world who have been forced to flee their homes due to terrifying violence, poverty or disaster. Our focus is on providing the most basic human needs.
The UK must redouble its efforts to end South Sudan's child soldier crisis
International children’s charity, World Vision has urged the UK government to redouble its efforts to support peace in South Sudan and end its child soldier crisis.
World Vision UK’s Head of
Nearly one million people displaced by violence in Ethiopia face disease and hunger
Nearly one million people displaced by ethnic violence in Ethiopia are in desperate need of aid, World Vision UK warns today.
World Vision UK warns today. Communities from the East
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MYANMAR - Child refugee | Arriving in Bangladesh, many children have lost parents and are scared, hungry and alone. They’re living in makeshift camps with little access to food, clean water or medical care. They’re facing the threat of malnutrition and disease. (February 2018)
Girls Not Brides: Ending child marriage for good
This week, the Girls Not Brides conference was held in Malaysia, the largest ever meeting of advocates committed to ending child marriage.
Meet the girls using football to challenge gender stereotypes
As the World Cup gets underway, we visit a group of girls in South Sudan using the beautiful game to make a difference.
World Vision UK welcomes call to give DFID greater oversight of UK aid
World Vision UK urges Theresa May’s government to ensure aid money is used wisely and effectively, and that aid is only spent through departments that meet the same high standards as DFID.
World Vision UK’s Campaign
Guatemala volcano: World Vision mobilises staff as strongest eruption in a century kills dozens
World Vision has mobilised its rapid response teams to assess the extent of yesterday’s deadly volcanic eruption in Guatemala as the aid agency gears to provide urgent assistance to the most affected.
World Vision UK’s emergency response manager
Story of Hope
Story of Hope is an immersive experience created by World Vision to tell an engaging story of 12-year-old Isata and her family in rural Sierra Leone.
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Two thirds of UK adults do not see benefits of the Church, new report finds
Commissioned by children’s charity World Vision UK in partnership with research firm Barna Global, The UK Church In Action gives credence to the perceived diminishing influence of the Church in society.
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Boris Johnson, phone booths and crazy weather: London through the eyes of Bangladeshi teens
Two youth leaders from Bangladesh - Al-Amin Bepary and Tanzim Tabassum Tithi - spent one week in London, taking part in the Commonwealth Youth Forum earlier in April.
World Vision UK’s Board appoints Richard Izard as new Chair
World Vision UK’s Board appoints Richard Izard as new Chair
Children The Board of World Vision UK has appointed Richard Izard as its new
Malaria remains one of the leading causes of death in South Sudan
Thousands of children die from Malaria every year in South Sudan.
Modern slavery commitment: “Do not forget children in emergencies”, World Vision urges UK government
World Vision UK responds to the latest commitment by the UK government to help eradicate modern slavery in the Commonwealth.
The young people fighting for change in Bangladesh
World Vision Young Leader Tanzim Tabassum Tithi writes and discusses the issues children face in Bangladesh and the change they're making.
Under-18s 'should take part' in the Commonwealth Youth Forum
"Why are young people aged 15-18 excluded from the Commonwealth Youth Forum in London?" Al-Amin Bepary, from Bangladesh, asks.
Funding crisis pushes millions of Congolese people to tipping point
Millions of people caught up in a humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo risk rising levels of hunger, death and disease due to a lack of aid funding.