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Drought, food insecurity could lead to another famine in Somalia

Somalia on Brink of Famine Again as World Celebrates World Food Day, says World Vision

Ansha plays with her 10-year-old daughter, Maida. Ansha received emergency food from World Vision during Ethiopia’s infamous 1984 famine, and today, she is the mother of four healthy children. PHOTO: Alexander Whittle / World Vision

Antsokia Valley Transformed over 30 years, says World Vision

World Vision International President Kevin Jenkins visits with Veronica, a mother of five, and her youngest child, Joseph Kyanowok. PHOTO: Nigel Marsh / World Vision

South Sudan Escapes Official Famine, but even Without a Name Hunger still Kills

Report Challenges Thinking on Food Assistance to Hungry

Refugees collect water in Malakal, South Sudan. PHOTO: Abraham Nhial Wei / World Vision

From Crisis to Catastrophe: South Sudan’s Man-made Crisis – and How the World Must Act Now to Prevent Catastrophe in 2015

Implementation of a solar-powered Grundfos pump system associated with a World Vision well in Kenya. PHOTO: World Vision.

Leaders in Water Business Team up to Reach 2 Million People

Cascade Designs President Joe McSwiney highlights global health and job creation benefits at the Environmental Goods Agreement launch event.

Cascade Designs Supports Effort to Boost Exports of U.S.-made Environmental Technologies

Empowerment and support for vulnerable women is not out of reach – on one day, October 11, everyone – male or female - has power to change the numbers.

International Day of the Girl Child Furthers Awareness, Empowerment of Vulnerable Women on October 11

Former child soldiers getting vocational training. ©2013 Kayla Robertson for World Vision UK.

Some Progress Made on Protecting Potential Child Soldiers

Syrian refugee child. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

As Airstrikes in Syria Begin, World Vision urges International Leaders to Protect Affected Children

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