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Tania is only 16; she runs her household and is engaged in child labor. But she has begun attending a World Vision center to help her catch up on her education.
From the Field

Child labor: Head of the house as a child

  • Child Protection Stories
  • Bangladesh
God brings people into our lives in his perfect timing. When Amazing Grace Life visited Honduras, they were available to God and great things happened.
Voices

Meet Pastor Roman in Honduras with Amazing Grace

  • Blog
  • Honduras
Greg Loewer, Lisa Cummins, Beylynda Gentry, and Christina Bradic meet with Senator Tim Kaine's Deputy State Director and Legislative Assistant Keren Charles Dongo on Capitol Hill during the World Vision Pastor and Influencer Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C.
Change Makers

Your role as an advocate

  • Christian Faith Stories
World Vision representatives walk for a meeting with a congressman in Washington, D.C.
Prayers

How to pray for your government leaders

  • Christian Faith Stories
Hovhannes used to only have a jean jacket to wear during Armenia’s harsh winters.
Voices

Winter isn’t so wonderful without warm clothes

  • Child Protection Stories
  • Armenia
These six Instagram posts of 2018 embody the theme of courage: children, families, World Vision staff, and our amazing supporters stepping out in faith and believing that God will provide even in the midst of trials and tribulations.
Voices

A year of courage: 6 Instagram posts of 2018

  • Blog
Refugees from Myanmar walk among a landscape of makeshift shelters and tents in a refugee camp in Bangladesh. The refugee crisis in Bangladesh is one of the worst disasters of 2018.
From the Field

7 of the worst disasters in 2018

  • Disaster Relief
  • BangladeshDemocratic Republic of the CongoIndonesiaMyanmarSyriaMiddle East
In an excerpt from one of his Christmas radio broadcasts, World Vision founder Bob Pierce shares the story of the first orphanage he supported in Korea.
Voices

1957 radio broadcast highlights story of Korea orphanage

  • Child Sponsorship
When children in West Pokot, Kenya, began to do handstands, World Vision water engineer Charles Kakiti, wearing his Global 6K for Water T-shirt, joined right in. He told me, “I know the struggle and stress on young children and women who carry water that ends up making them sick,” so he not only supervised the building of a clean water system for the village, but he also ran the Global 6K to personally raise money for clean water. I love how our staff around the world pour themselves into the lives of communities they serve.
From the Field

Life frames: Our favorite photos of 2018

  • Child Sponsorship
  • BangladeshDemocratic Republic of the CongoKenyaUgandaZambia
Why do you give? In this video, hear what people on the streets of Seattle say about why they’re giving back this Christmas season. Whatever your reason, thank you!
Voices

Video: Learn why people give

  • Charitable Giving
Martin Luther started the tradition of decorating a Christmas tree.
Voices

The origins of decorating the Christmas tree

  • Christian Faith Stories
Can you spot World Vision's Give-back Gift Shop? Look for the orange! World Vision hosted its second-ever interactive pop-up shop in New York City's Bryant Park Nov. 25-27.
Change Makers

Give-back Gift Shop lights up New York City with generosity

  • Charitable Giving
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