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No Home, No Roof, But Not Hopeless
Jonny Spence, World Vision International's Support Services Manager for the Typhoon Haiyan response, shares the mixed feelings of leaving the people of the Philippines to return home to his young family for Christmas, and of the hope he sees on the ground.
Elizabeth McGovern Describes Seeing World Vision's Work in Sierra Leone
World Vision Artist Ambassador Elizabeth McGovern appears in the Sunday Telegraph describing the moment she first met the child she sponsors in Sierra Leone.
Typhoon Haiyan: aid agencies must ensure response reflects children's needs
Relief efforts to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan must be shaped more by the views of children, a report from leading aid agencies including World Vision says today.
It Could Have Been Me
Emergency Programmes Officer, Joanna Garbalinska, shares the very personal impact her recent visit to the victims of the Syria Crisis had on her. Not just the dramatic need of the people, but the fact that their lives before they were forced to flee were not that far from our own.
World Vision UK I got quite overwhelmed when I started
My Life As An Aidworker Turns Around Mandela's Values
World Vision DRC's Aimee Manimani shares the impact Nelson Mandela's life has on her work every single day.
Syrian refugee families vulnerable as largest winter storm in years hits Lebanon
As the largest winter storm in years threatens Lebanon, World Vision is stepping up its preparations throughout the region to keep Syrian refugees safe from below freezing temperatures and snow.
Meeting Juan Carlos in the mountains of Bolivia
Reka is responsible for arranging all of our supporters' trips to see their sponsored children, so she felt it only right that she take the trip out to see her own sponsored child to understand just what it felt like to see the faces of the community she's helping.
World Vision UK It was very cold in the night. As soon as
Aidworker Diary: Each Other's Miracle
How do you write about all of the things you see in the course of a disaster? How do you put the fear - and the hope - into words? Florence Joy Malyuo from WV Philippines gives a fascinating insight in the world of an emergency communicator.
World Vision UK Typhoon Haiyan undeniably brought
Give in memory
Karin Farmer Karin has been with World Vision UK since March 2010.was inspired to work for …
World Vision pays tribute to ‘tireless justice seeker’ Nelson Mandela
World Vision joins with others around the globe to express sympathies to the family of former South African President Nelson Mandela, and pay tribute to a modern legend of peacebuilding and human endeavour.
Autumn Statement confirms UK’s commitment to world’s most vulnerable people
International children’s charity World Vision UK welcomes the Coalition Government reiterating its commitment to spend 0.7% of Gross National Income on aid this year.
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A 44,000-Strong Family
When Reka's trip of a lifetime turned into a nightmare of ill-health, the reaction of our colleagues in World Vision Peru surpassed anything she – or we – could have expected.
World Vision UK Machu Picchu is one of the wonders of the
Standing In The Wake of Typhoon Haiyan
Chris Weeks, from our media team, is out in the Philippines helping with our efforts. In this blog he shares his reflections on the determination and resilience of the Filippino people after visiting one of the worst-hit cities.
A Tale of Two Catastrophes
Our CEO, Justin Byworth, reflects on the combine tragedies unfolding halfway around the world from each other: the enormous natural disaster in the Philippines and the man-made atrocities of the Syrian Crisis. How do we support children, communities and staff to have the greatest impact?
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Proposed peace talks the best chance for future of Syria’s children, says World Vision
World Vision applauds UN announcement for a set date of peace talks on 22 January 2014 arguing this offers the only real hope of shining a light on the dire humanitarian situation faced by Syrian children.
chief executive of World Vision UK.
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Child Friendly Spaces being set up in Northern Cebu to give children a place to play, learn, and recover
On this, the 69th annual Universal Children’s Day, World Vision has begun setting up its dedicated ‘safe spaces’ for children affected by Typhoon Haiyan.