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NBA player Isaiah Thomas distributes books to students at Boze Elementary School in Tacoma, Wash. PHOTO: Laura Reinhardt / World Vision

NBA Pros Return Home to Help World Vision Give Area Students a Strong Start to the New School Year

A congregation member shares information about Ebola prevention and treatment following a church service in Bo District, Sierra Leone. PHOTO: World Vision/Jonathan Bundu

Effective Community Engagement Helped Contain Epidemic, Protect Children and Families, says Aid Agency

A medical staff member examines an infant at Kinihira Health Center in Rwanda. World Vision helped to provide health training and supplies for the center, which was built by the government. PHOTO: Lucy Aulich/World Vision

World Vision Praises Introduction of the Reach Every Mother and Child Act

Cover of the report 'After the Earthquake: Nepal's children speak out

New report: Children Express Fears and Insecurity Following Devastating Nepal Earthquakes

Sister Margaret hands out bowls of food to children at St. Joseph School in Kuajok, one of many

Global Conference on Religion and Sustainable Development: Strengthening Partnerships to End Extreme Poverty

A NY Cityfest billboard festoons a bus in New York. Photo from Flickr.

World Vision Partners with NY CityFest with Luis Palau this Week to Help Provide School Supplies for NYC Kids

On the 5th of each month, Ibtisam, Sabah's 32-year-old daughter, and her relatives buy their basic food material, through electronic food assistance cards. The cards, referred to as e-cards, are distributed by World Vision to Syrian refugees in Lebanon. They are funded by the World Food Program, but that assistance is in jeopardy with a large percentage of the Syrian refugee response remaining unfunded. PHOTO: World Vision / Mona Daoud

UN Agencies and Partners say Funding Shortage Leaves Syrian Refugees and Host Nations without Vital Support

World Vision 2015 Gift Catalog (cover)

World Vision Gift Catalog 20th Anniversary

G7 Germany 2015 Summit Report Card by World Vision

‘G7 Leaders are Putting Band-aids on Symptoms,’ says World Vision

Children in Sierra Leone report violence and exploitation against girls has increased during the Ebola epidemic, according to new report. PHOTO: Save the Children

Children Report Increased Exploitation, Teenage Pregnancies in Ebola-Affected Sierra Leone

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