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Refugees collect water in Malakal, South Sudan. PHOTO: Abraham Nhial Wei / World Vision

From Crisis to Catastrophe: South Sudan’s Man-made Crisis – and How the World Must Act Now to Prevent Catastrophe in 2015

A young boy named Drisak, at home with his mother and a World Vision nutritionist during a regular home visit to monitor progress. PHOTO: World Vision

Three Years Since Somalia Famine, Aid Agencies Fear High Risk of Relapse

Twelve-year-old Teresia in Kenya holds one of the goats th family owns. Through a World Vision cash for assets project, her mother Esther started rearing the goats for income. ©2014 World Vision

World Vision Joins Ground-Breaking Alliance to Support Millions of Farmers Facing Climate Change

Malian child eats nutritious porridge

World Vision Launches “Famine for One” to Help College Students and Adults Fight Global Hunger

In Mali, a mother prepares food for her child. The effects of armed conflict and the 2012 food crisis have combined with the recent poor harvests to put the country on the brink of another food crisis.

Northern Mali on the brink of a new food crisis

Women and children leaving Juba by bus to various destinations.

Cease-fire could mean access to children affected by conflict in South Sudan, says World Vision

World Vision provided emergency food aid and relief support to 800 people following flash flooding in Ethiopia.

An open letter to Congress: Please support the Royce-Engel Food Aid Amendment

Aerial view of the Lough Erne Golf Club resort, site of the G8 summit in Ireland. Courtesy www.link2ireland.com.

Question marks over the G8 2013’s progress for children