News & Stories

When was the last time God changed the shape of your life? For Child Ambassador Randi Jo Rooks, she knows the exact date in 2013. Read how God led Randi to say yes to a new ministry of helping children in need and how he brought her story full circle in Uganda.
Change Makers

In the potter’s hands: How God shaped a Child Ambassador

In Mozambique, Belita, 14, narrowly escaped child marriage. One out of girls in dveloping countries marry before age 18.
From the Field

Untying the knot: 10 worst places for child marriage

End FGM: A school in Kenya is helping protect young girls from FGM and child marriage. This cause is a passion for blogger Breegan Jane, who recently met at-risk girls: “some of the bravest I’ve ever encountered.” See how Breegan is fundraising to protect, educate, and empower more girls — and how you can too!
Voices

Let’s end FGM: How to fundraise for your passion on Facebook

DIY homemade kids' toys, DIY kids' toy - homemade toy car - Africa
From the Field

DIY homemade kids’ toys from around the world

Unique baby names - a baby girl named Beauty
From the Field

Unique baby names from around the world

A safe and supportive place for breastfeeding moms is a life-saving gift for the youngest and most vulnerable survivors of conflict or disaster. World Vision’s women and young children spaces help moms provide nutrition and nurture for children under age 5.
From the Field

Enlisting ‘an army’ of breastfeeding moms to save lives

As the world turns its attention to the World Cup, which begins June 14, a World Vision Child-Friendly Space in South Sudan is providing a girls’ soccer program to empower girls to defy gender norms and combat child marriage.
From the Field

World Cup fever: Girls soccer club kicks child marriage in South Sudan

Shoemaker Mangay Lal and his daughter Mahima. Men in India are taking a stand against a harmful tradition — child marriage — that has tarnished the worth of girls for centuries.
From the Field

Fathers stand together to end child marriage in India

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