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A young girl at Malakal's United Nations Protection of Civilians area. The displaced people are facing many challenges after recent conflicts forced them from their homes. PHOTO: Michael Arunga/World Vision

New wave of violence in Malakal could worsen humanitarian situation, World Vision warns

A young boy eats highly nutritious porridge at a World Vision emergency feeding center in Mali.

World Vision 30 Hour Famine Rallies Youth Nationwide to Fight Hunger this Weekend

Furniture Row Racing teams with global humanitarian organization

Mothers who have survived the Typhoon head home with their infant kits in tow after attending a World Vision session. Credit: World Vision/Monalinda Cadiz

As Haiyan response hits 3-month mark, World Vision helps survivors recover, rebuild for long term

In Mali, a mother prepares food for her child. The effects of armed conflict and the 2012 food crisis have combined with the recent poor harvests to put the country on the brink of another food crisis.

Northern Mali on the brink of a new food crisis

Ash from Mount Sinabung's eruption Saturday covers homes near Kabanjahe, Indonesia more than 20 kilometers from the deadly volcano.

Multiple deadly disasters making it difficult to scale up response efforts in Indonesia, says World Vision

Hajj Khater was shot five times in Syria before escaping to Bekaa, Lebanon with his 5-year-old son, Hussein, and family. (World Vision/David Conachy)

President Obama missed opportunity to encourage Americans to support Syrian crisis, says World Vision

HarvestPlus and World Vision today signed a MoU at the World Economic Forum in Davos

New Partnership Launched at Davos to Improve Nutrition for Millions

Women and children leaving Juba by bus to various destinations.

Cease-fire could mean access to children affected by conflict in South Sudan, says World Vision

13-year-old Ammar works in his uncle's shop in Jordan and is often too sick or tired to attend school. His family fled the violence in Syria.

Geneva talks critical for the protection of millions of children, says World Vision

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