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Panorama image taken by NASA of lights on earth at night, focusing on the European/Middle East area. Since this photo was taken on November 27, 2000, Syria's lights have dimmed significantly due to war. PHOTO: Courtesy http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

Eighty-Three Percent of Syria’s Lights Extinguished after Four Years of Crisis

Hoda, 4, at right, and her brother Khalil, 5, are Syrian refugees living in the Bekaa valley in an informal tented settlement. As he stands in the snow in worn slippers, Khalil explains: “I don’t have a father or a mother. My grandma takes care of us.” Khalil spends his days watching over his younger sister, whom he gave his only pair of boots. PHOTO: World Vision / Ralph Baydoun

Aid Agencies give UN Security Council a ‘Fail Grade’ on Syria

Elizabeth is a 38-year-old woman and a female burial worker living in the Bo District in southern Sierra Leone. PHOTO: Sarah Wilson / World Vision

Prioritizing needs of Children Critical to Ebola Eradication and Recovery

The University of Pittsburgh football team and World Vision partnered to build Ebola Caregiver Kits for health workers in Sierra Leone. PHOTO: Courtesy, University of Pittsburgh

University of Pittsburgh, World Vision Build Emergency Kits for Ebola Health Workers

Fatima, 8, and her friend, Sathi, 7, live at a center for vulnerable children in Bangladesh. The center, run by World Vision, cares for children who are living on the streets or in local brothels with their mothers. PHOTO: Jon Warren / World Vision

Next Week’s Meeting at UN Key Moment for Children, says World Vision

World Vision distributes its first shipment of Ebola health supplies to Mali's Ministry of Health. PHOTO: Francine Obura / World Vision

Emergency Health Supplies Help World Vision Remain Vigilant Against Ebola in Mali

Syrian refugee child. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

World Vision, One Day’s Wages Partner to Bring Relief to Syrian Refugees

Sumathra Tsunami Tharanga was born just a few days after the Indian Ocean tsunami struck her village in Sri Lanka. PHOTO: World Vision / Hasanthi Jayamaha

10 years later: From Devastation and Despair to Homes and Hope for Indian Ocean Tsunami Survivors

In Iraq Amira,10, cares for her young sister, Aziza, 2, in front of the makeshift shelter they now must call home. Their family was torn apart by the Syria Crisis. PHOTO: World Vision / Mary Kate MacIsaac

World Vision to Attend Berlin Meeting for 3RP Launch Plan to Address Refugees, Host Nations

Dr. Anne Peterson with World Vision testifies at a Senate Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Ebola Wednesday.

World Vision Health Expert Testifies at Senate Hearing on Ebola

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