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Bangladesh: A Remarkable Story of the Power of Child Sponsorship
It’s been an emotional and educational few days in Bangladesh for Mathew, but also for all of us back here in the World Vision offices, learning of the progress the communities are making with your support.
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Worse than bullets
Darfur and the Democratic Republic of Congo are two of the most dangerous places in the world, with regular violent clashes between armed factions who are fighting for control of territory
in a new report released this week by World Vision UK. No Short Cuts
Bangladesh: Preparing Communities To Keep The Work Alive
Head of Public Engagement, Mathew Neville’s second blog post from visit to Bangladesh: more wonderful stories of the things he is seeing and experiencing out there.
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Bangladesh: Riverboat Songs, ADP Visits and Eating with Your Hands
World Vision’s Director of Public Engagement, Mathew Neville shares the emotions of visiting an ADP in Bangladesh that has seen real growth and success.
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India Development Progress Risked by Premature UK Aid Withdrawal
World Vision calls for aid to be phased out over longer period
Albania, Land of Eagles (and Bright Young Kids)
Kath Parker, a World Vision Child Sponsor, meets her sponsored child Ermelinda in Albania.
World Vision Assessment Teams Reach Out to Victims in Superstorm Sandy’s Aftermath
Relief supplies arrive as second South Bronx site opens
Hurricane Sandy destroys World Vision Relief Supplies
Disaster Response Teams face unexpected challenges
Vulnerable children must be considered as military action proceeds in Mali
BAMAKO, Mali 19 October 2012 -- Any conversations about military intervention in Mali must begin with consideration for the most vulnerable groups, particularly children, who are at risk of getting caught in the crossfire, says World Vision.
Photo Blog – Children protecting communities against natural disasters
Today is International Disaster Risk Reduction Day, and here at World Vision we have been teaching children around the world about the importance of knowing what to do when disaster strikes.
Here is a snapshot of what children are learning from World Vision, from Mongolia to Haiti and beyond.
Justine Greening Speaks on Future of International Aid at Conservative Conference
Defending aid should not be hard sell for new Development Secretary
Chief Executive of World Vision UK
Dancing, Mud Huts and Dreams in Malawi
Lisa Blunt, a World Vision Child sponsor, blogs about her recent trip to Malawi and all of the sights, sounds, smells and feelings that came with it.
World Vision backs call to put children first
World Vision welcomes Labour’s re-affirmation that it backs creating a new law to uphold a decades-old pledge that 0.7% of Britain’s Gross National Income is spent on aid.
UK pledge to tackle sexual violence in armed conflict
A £1million pledge by the UK Government to help the UN tackle sexual violence in conflict must focus on helping child survivors to rebuild their lives, aid agency World Vision said today.
Lasting peace in DRC only possible if region’s governments step up, says aid agency
Leaders around the world must support peace talks in East Africa, and peacebuilding at the community level, to address the ongoing nightmare facing thousands of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), said international aid agency World Vision.
Failure to tackle malnutrition puts millions of children at risk
World Vision and Save the Children are calling for political promises to be urgently translated into action to avert the deaths of millions of undernourished children, 2.3 million of whom died in 2011 alone.
Royal couple take time to learn about hardship and hope in Solomon Islands
World Vision today hosted the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who learned about the organisation's work in Burns Creek, a troubled community on the outskirts of Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands.
Signs of a royal visit in the Solomon Islands
Laura Gemmell writes of the anticipation in the Solomon Islands ahead of Monday's visit by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.