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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

Fatima, 8, and her friend, Sathi, 7, live at a center for vulnerable children in Bangladesh. The center, run by World Vision, cares for children who are living on the streets or in local brothels with their mothers. PHOTO: Jon Warren / World Vision

Next Week’s Meeting at UN Key Moment for Children, says World Vision

World Vision distributes its first shipment of Ebola health supplies to Mali's Ministry of Health. PHOTO: Francine Obura / World Vision

Emergency Health Supplies Help World Vision Remain Vigilant Against Ebola in Mali

A child in Malawi enjoys reading a new school book. PHOTO: Wezzie Banda/World Vision

All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development Announces Winners of Literacy Innovations Competition

A boy in El Salvador reads a book about children's rights. PHOTO: Katie Maldonado / World Vision

All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development Competition seeks Innovations to Reach Students in Conflict and Crisis Zones

A World Vision staff member listens to children during a focus group in South Sudan.

Release of Former Child Soldiers in South Sudan is just the Beginning, says World Vision

Image from the cover of the Post-2015 Goals for Children Report: Stop at Nothing!

Major Immunization Conference sets the Tone for a Strong Year for Children, says World Vision

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