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World Vision brought together renowned 3D chalk artist Hani Shihada and New York City students to bring messages of hope and urge world leaders to help children caught in the Syrian crisis. The resulting truck drove around the city, visiting major landmarks. PHOTO: World Vision.

UN Refugees Meeting a Wasted Opportunity to Improve the Lives of Millions of Children

Syrian refugee and his family who live in an Informal Tented Settlement in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley that houses Syrian refugees. Families build shelters with wood frames and plastic tarps on land that they rent in the settlement. PHOTO: World Vision/Jon Warren.

Syria Cessation of Hostilities Welcome: Humanitarian Aid Desperately Needed

Syrian refugee children

UN leaders Can No Longer Sit on the Fence; Children’s Lives are at Stake

Relief supplies on their way to Louisiana flooding survivors

Local Church to Distribute Relief Supplies to Survivors of Southern Louisiana Flooding this Week

World Vision relief supplies for flooding survivors arrive in south Louisiana

World Vision Relief Supplies for Flooding Survivors Arrive in South Louisiana

Statement from Kevin Jenkins, President and Chief Executive Officer of World Vision International

Statement on World Vision Staff Arrest

Syrian refugees gather at a makeshift camp in Lebanon. PHOTO: World Vision/Jon Warren

“Humanitarian Corridor” Proposal Deeply Flawed

Ashton and Brianne Thiesen-Eaton

World Vision Announces New Celebrity Ambassadors

World Vision staff help hand out supplies to people displaced by the latest wave of violence in South Sudan. PHOTO: World Vision/Jeremiah Young

Suffering will Worsen Across South Sudan without Adequate Humanitarian Support, Warns World Vision

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