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A local repair committee in the Greater Afram Plains region of Ghana fix a well provided by World Vision.

The Key to Drilling Wells with Staying Power in the Developing World

These Iraqi families have all made a long and terrifying journey to escape violence in their home towns. They are currently staying in temporary facilities in Dahuk, Iraq. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

An Urgent Call to Stop the Horrific Suffering in Iraq

Bristol Atlanta Paint Scheme

World Vision Hopes to Rev NASCAR Fans Giving Engines for Clean Water

World Vision to Provide Emergency Relief to Thousands Fleeing Violence in Iraq

Mobile Giving Foundation

Mobile Giving Alliance Formed to Maximize Mobile’s Benefits for Charitable Organizations

A 24-year-old woman and her 4-year-old son stay at a shelter in Texas after fleeing El Salvador. PHOTO: Eugene Lee/World Vision

World Vision: House Bill Fails to Protect Children or Address Root Causes of U.S. Border Crisis

World Vision Suspends Operations in Gaza, Commends Kerry for Call for Ceasefire

Community members and church leaders hold a candlelight vigil in India to push for an end to human trafficking and forced labor. PHOTO: Impuri Ngayawon/World Vision

Child Protection Expert Testifies Before Human Rights Hearing

The first 16 among hundreds of unaccompanied children, deported back from Mexico, arrive by plane in Guatemala. ©2014 Cecilio Martínez / World Vision

Anti-Trafficking Coalition Calls on the President to Keep Safeguards in Place for Children

Guatemalan authorities guard unaccompanied children who are being returned to Guatemala

A Letter to Congress from the Evangelical Immigration Table

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