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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

Neighbors wash their hands in a community in Sierra Leone hit by Ebola.

Prevention Must be Part of Ebola Response Plan, says World Vision

Ebola Medical Supply Donation

World Vision, McKesson, other Donors Prepare Massive Shipment of Medical Supplies to Support Sierra Leone Health Workers

Beginning today, September 22,

First-ever “Flash Philanthropy” Day Benefits Rural Hospital in Zambia

Three-year-old Ajoy is malnourished, and his father's salary as a tailor only provides enough money each month to buy poor quality vegetables and rice.

USAID and Partners Unveil New Efforts to Save Millions of Women and Children from Preventable Deaths

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

Maternal and child health: Clip from World Vision Global Week of Action YouTube video.

Maternal and Child Health

Cover photo from the 2013 Lancet series on nutrition.

World Vision response to Lancet series on nutrition

With World Vision's assistance, communities in Bangladesh are taking responsibility for sustainably rehabilitating thousands of seriously malnourished children.

World Vision pledges $1.2 billion to tackle malnutrition

Midmark Corp. community relations manager Mitch Eiting, left, and World Vision warehouse manager Kevin Jones install a barrier-free exam table that was donated to Health Access Inc. in Clarksburg, WV.

Durable Medical Equipment Donation Enhances Care in Community Health Clinics in Impoverished Rural Appalachia

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