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A child in Cambodia participates in song, prayer, and games in a place where sponsored and non-sponsored children alike can come and learn about good hygiene and sanitation practices, and how to take care of their health.

World Vision reacts to UNICEF Child Survival report

With Weyerhaeuser's help, World Vision is rebuilding communities stricken by Superstorm Sandy. (Still image from video.)

Weyerhaeuser sends materials for World Vision’s ongoing rebuilding efforts in Hurricanes Sandy, Isaac communities

Cover photo from the 2013 Lancet series on nutrition.

World Vision response to Lancet series on nutrition

Children at Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan carry water.

World Vision sounds the alarm: Funds urgently needed to save lives in Syria

Aerial view of the Lough Erne Golf Club resort, site of the G8 summit in Ireland. Courtesy www.link2ireland.com.

G8 NGO briefing on Wednesday, June 12, at 8:45 a.m. EDT

With World Vision's assistance, communities in Bangladesh are taking responsibility for sustainably rehabilitating thousands of seriously malnourished children.

World Vision pledges $1.2 billion to tackle malnutrition

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Dynamics introduces World Vision as Charity Experience Reward for Dynamics ePlate credit card device

Child labor practices have entrapped 40 million children across Asia-Pacific.

Millions of ‘nowhere children’ entrapped in labor across Asia – World Vision calls for urgent action

World Vision's 'For Every Child' campaign provides clean water (and more) to improve the health and lives of children in Rwanda.

World Vision to quadruple its water and sanitation efforts in rural Africa

Midmark Corp. community relations manager Mitch Eiting, left, and World Vision warehouse manager Kevin Jones install a barrier-free exam table that was donated to Health Access Inc. in Clarksburg, WV.

Durable Medical Equipment Donation Enhances Care in Community Health Clinics in Impoverished Rural Appalachia

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