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Westerners, Seniors Most Likely to Conserve Water

Eukaria, a 5-year-old girl, drinks clean, cool water from a World Vision tap, part of a mechanized borehole in Zambia

Harlem Globetrotters join World Vision to Promote World Water Day

Mohammed is in sixth grade and enjoys football (soccer). His favorite position is goalkeeper.

New Poll finds Most Americans still Unaware of Severity of Syria Crisis

Panorama image taken by NASA of lights on earth at night, focusing on the European/Middle East area. Since this photo was taken on November 27, 2000, Syria's lights have dimmed significantly due to war. PHOTO: Courtesy http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

Eighty-Three Percent of Syria’s Lights Extinguished after Four Years of Crisis

8-year-old Mary shows off her garden in Zimbabwe. PHOTO:World Vision/Leonard Makombe

From Food Aid to Resilience: World Vision Hosts Congressional Seminar on Tackling World’s Hunger Through Small Farmers

Hoda, 4, at right, and her brother Khalil, 5, are Syrian refugees living in the Bekaa valley in an informal tented settlement. As he stands in the snow in worn slippers, Khalil explains: “I don’t have a father or a mother. My grandma takes care of us.” Khalil spends his days watching over his younger sister, whom he gave his only pair of boots. PHOTO: World Vision / Ralph Baydoun

Aid Agencies give UN Security Council a ‘Fail Grade’ on Syria

Britney Spears, Alicia Keys, Juanes and Romeo Santos are the latest international celebrities to join the social media call to support World Vision's efforts to bring clean water to children in Africa.

Water Now Announces Global Celebration of UN World Water Day with Social Media Voice of 500 Million

Elizabeth is a 38-year-old woman and a female burial worker living in the Bo District in southern Sierra Leone. PHOTO: Sarah Wilson / World Vision

Prioritizing needs of Children Critical to Ebola Eradication and Recovery

The University of Pittsburgh football team and World Vision partnered to build Ebola Caregiver Kits for health workers in Sierra Leone. PHOTO: Courtesy, University of Pittsburgh

University of Pittsburgh, World Vision Build Emergency Kits for Ebola Health Workers

World Vision teaches Falata men how to vaccinate their cattle which are the nomad's livelihood. The health of the cattle is fundamental to the health of the Falata people. PHOTO: Melany Markham / World Vision

World Vision Reaches over 500,000 People with Aid in South Sudan

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