A 17-year-old displaced from Kharkiv participates in activities at a World Vision–supported child-friendly space in Kyiv. KYIV (February 23, 2026) – Four years into the war in Ukraine, children continue to face growing harm to their safety and future. Today, one in three children now require humanitarian assistance, as sustained exposure...
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Ukrainian Children Face Worsening Learning Loss in Fourth Winter of War, World Vision Warns
A child takes part in activities at a World Vision–supported child-friendly space in Kyiv, where generators provide heat and electricity during winter power outages. KYIV (February 18, 2026)– As Ukraine endures its fourth winter of full-scale war, new findings from a survey conducted by World Vision reveal...
World Vision calls for urgent protection of children following deadly mining landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
Highlights “This is a heartbreaking tragedy,” said Aline Napon, national director of World Vision in DRC. “Beyond the immediate loss of life, this tragedy will have long-lasting impacts on children’s safety, wellbeing and futures,” said David Munkley, World Vision’s zonal director in eastern DRC. GOMA (February 3, 2026) –...
Sudan: New displacement camp sees high numbers of unaccompanied children and women
Highlights “The number of unaccompanied children arriving from El Fasher is deeply alarming,” said Simon Mane, World Vision’s national director in Sudan. World Vision is urgently appealing for coordinated humanitarian support Internally displaced people speak with World Vision staff at a displacement camp in...
One thousand days lost in conflict: the stolen future of Sudan’s children
Highlights Sudan’s conflict reaches 1,000-day mark 17.3 million of the 33.7 million people who require life-saving humanitarian assistance are children A family displaced by conflict from Sudan arrived in South Sudan's Border seeking refuge and safety. PORT SUDAN (January 9, 2026) – As Sudan’s devastating conflict reaches the...
Venezuelan children most at risk, World Vision warns
Highlights Ongoing instability in the country places millions at greater risk of hunger, displacement, and uncertainty. Currently, some 5 million Venezuelan children face hunger and 3.9 million are out of school. SEATTLE (January 5, 2026) — As the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela continues, children...
World Vision looks back at 2025’s most devastating humanitarian crises
Highlights “Our faith compels us to show up in the places where it’s hardest to be a child, no matter the challenges” said Edgar Sandoval Sr., president and CEO of World Vision U.S. World Vision staff unload life-saving relief supplies in Mandalay, Myanmar, following...
Ukrainian children risk facing the harshest winter since 2022, World Vision warns
An internally displaced child in Ukraine braves the cold as winter hits. KYIV (December 18, 2025) — Ukrainian children risk facing the harshest winter since the war began in 2022, as intensified attacks on energy and civilian infrastructure plunge millions of families into prolonged blackouts, leaving homes, schools...
Time is running out: children’s lives at risk amid El Fasher crisis
Highlights Nearly 89,000 people have fled El Fasher and the surrounding areas after more than 500 days of siege, according to the United Nations With escalating violence in El Fasher, another major influx into East and South Darfur continues and is intensifying, further worsening...
World Vision sends relief to Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic after Hurricane Melissa
Highlights Hurricane Melissa carved a catastrophic path across the Caribbean after making landfall in Jamaica on October 28, 2025. The storm reached Category 5 strength and ranks among the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic basin. A church damaged after Hurricane Melissa...
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