News & Stories

In the midst of the massive refugee crisis along the Myanmar-Bangladesh border, a 19-year-old woman found her calling as an interpreter for World Vision. Read how education empowered Tanjin and how she’s found a hidden strength in helping refugee voices be heard.
Voices

Refugee girls deserve dreams and an education

World Vision U.S. President-elect Edgar Sandoval meets with young South Sudanese refugees in a World Vision child-protection tent at a center in northern Uganda.
Change Makers

World Vision U.S. announces new president: Edgar Sandoval Sr.

Boy at attention with other youth after being released by armed group in South Sudan.
From the Field

How World Vision does child protection around the world

A first-hand look at signs of hunger in Turkana, Kenya, and how the East Africa food crisis is changing the lives of people there.
Voices

Food crisis in Kenya: 5 signs of hunger I’ve never seen

Global 6K walkers and runners cheering before race.
Change Makers

2018 Global 6K for Water is ‘life-changing’, more than a race

Syrian refugee girl standing in road in refugee camp.
Change Makers

Refugee portrait project paints Syrian children to provide aid to crisis

Voices

3 ways to have more meaningful moments with God

Recipe for Armenian honey cake.
From the Field

In the kitchen: Armenian honey cake recipe

Superheroes. Defin, 3, looks at a Christmas card her brother, Joshua Ogwang, 10, received from his sponsors, who live in California. (©2014 World Vision/photo by Jon Warren)
Voices

God’s superheroes make the world ‘better, safer’ for children

Special Features

Building happy childhoods

Members of the Christian rock band, Big Daddy Weave, visit the Children's and Youth Club in the Leuk Daek area program.
Voices

Q&A: Big Daddy Weave

World Vision U.S. President Rich Stearns shares about the unexpected benefits of clean water and his dream to bring clean water to all people in our project areas in Rwanda in five years.
Voices

The dream of clean water