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Families displaced by the violence in South Sudan wait on a crowded bus in Juba, hoping to flee to safety.

World Vision calls on South Sudan leaders to put children first

Sedra, 7, with her friend. The two children live at Jordan's Za'atari Refugee Camp, set up to accommodate the flow of Syrians fleeing violence in their homeland.

Urgent call to prevent lost generation of Syrian children

Remedial education classes at the World Vision partner women's center in Irbid, helping Syrian refugees and poor Jordanians. (Credit: Jon Warren/World Vision)

Joint Release: Decline in Education for Syrian Children “worst and fastest in region’s history”

Two Syrian refugees look out from their tent in the Bekaa Valley as snow begins to cover the area.

Syrian refugee families vulnerable as largest winter storm in years hits Lebanon

World Vision Senior Director of Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Response Chris Palusky testifies to Congress on December 3, 2013.

Chris Palusky testifies before U.S. Congress on Typhoon Haiyan relief

World Vision opens its first Child-Friendly Spaces for 400 children in Philippines

Cover image from the final, 3-year-report on World Vision relief and recovery activities following the massive earthquake in Haiti.

Three Years Later: Taking the Next Steps Toward Recovery in Haiti

As Typhoon Haiyan sweeps through the Philippines, World Vision concerned of “vast destruction”

Massive Evacuations Underway as Typhoon Haiyan Threatens Central Philippines

Families receive supplies from World Vision in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin.

The Real Heroes: Community Task Forces help save lives as Cyclone Phailin strikes India

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