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World Vision Emergency Communicators: Into the Heart of a Tragedy
An eye-witness report of the destruction caused by the Uttarakhand flash floods and World Vision's relief distribution in the affected regions.
remarkable people who follow disasters to help us tell the stories of the affected
Time to Rebuild -- An Aidworker's Diary
Mai Zamora describes the experience of the earthquake, and how that motivates her to help others to recover.
who face the dangers in the aftermath of disasters with such courage and fortitude. We cannot
Lives saved in Cyclone Phailin by World Vision-trained community teams
40 community task force teams have moved around 12,000 people to safe areas during Cyclone Phailin, saving lives and property.
trained by World Vision to prepare for such disasters. Around nine million people have been
World Vision Response to the Daily Telegraph
A statement from World Vision UK concerning today's article in the Daily Telegraph about aid money in Syria.
along with the other members of the Disasters Emergency Committee
Polio outbreak in Somalia is symptom of global health inequality
Millions of the world’s most vulnerable children are falling through the cracks, even as child deaths are declining globally, warns World Vision.
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local perspectives Challenge of Climate Disasters Committing to
World Vision UK demonstrates impact of its work
World Vision UK has released a new, independently-verified report demonstrating the impact of its work.
and children in humanitarian disasters. Its objective is to
Children’s voices must be heard as communities prepare for disasters
Preparing thoroughly for disasters must be at the heart of future aid work, World Vision has said at an international conference on the issue.
Preparing thoroughly for disasters …
Families take refuge as tropical storm hits Bangladesh
More than a thousand people including scores of children have sought refuge in World Vision’s emergency shelters, as stormy weather from Tropical Cyclone Mahasen strikes the Bangladesh coastline.
region is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters. World Vision prioritises disaster risk
Internal Environment
run contribute to rising levels of natural disasters and endemic poverty. As a
World Vision's Emergency Work
Help World Vision to respond quickly to disasters, as soon as they strike. By being prepared we can save more lives of children in the world’s hardest places.
Raw Hope
Raw Hope is an initiative from World Vision, which has been set up to save and protect children in the world’s most dangerous places.
natural disasters and conflict make life evermore fragile.
World Vision responding to devastating Sichuan quake
'Homes flattened, children homeless and livelihoods wiped away’
You can help World Vision respond to disasters as soon as they strike by supporting our
7.8M earthquake hits Iran and Pakistan border
Emergency aid is on standby as damage and need in the area is assessed.
Myanmar
Supporting communities affected by natural disasters such as the earthquake of 2012 and seasonal
Myanmar
Supporting communities affected by natural disasters such as the earthquake of 2012 and seasonal
Fear for girls in Syrian conflict
Aid agency World Vision is today voicing concerns that the risk of girls as young as 12 being married could increase, as parents who flee Syria struggle to protect their children amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
abuse. World Vision is a member of The Disasters Emergency
Zambia
Helping communities recover from natural disasters specifically drought and flooding. Almost
Zambia
Helping communities recover from natural disasters specifically drought and flooding. Almost
Malawi
warnings and to reduce the impact of disasters on their livelihoods. World Vision’s work