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Moms water their vegetable gardens early in a Saturday morning in Kuajok, Warrup State, South Sudan.
From the Field

Photos: Moms feed the world

  • Gender Equality
Standing near his home in the Philippines that was destroyed by Typhoon Haima in October 2016, Santiago holds his 4-year-old sister Princess. (©2016 World Vision, photo by Joy Malujo)
From the Field

3 survival stories from the worst disaster you never heard about

  • Disaster Relief
  • Philippines
Cover image for recipe card.
Change Makers

#ShareBigDreams: Easy shareable Christmas cookies

  • Charitable Giving
what happens to your body when you give - 5 things
Change Makers

5 things that happen to your body when you’re generous and give

  • Charitable Giving
When a family received Gift Catalog animals from World Vision, they agree that at some future date — usually in about a year’s time — they will donate the same number of animals to another family in need. The program is called Pass On, and it’s a way to keep the gift of animals reaching people who face the greatest need.
From the Field

It only takes a spark or maybe a goat

  • Charitable Giving
Princess Kasamba Moyo, 30, World Vision Zambia staff member and daughter of Chief Stephen Moyo.
From the Field

Zambia: The princess and the people

  • Child Sponsorship
  • Zambia
As a former physician in Africa, Gloria Ekpo has seen the devastation of HIV up close. But she’s also seen progress toward an AIDS-free generation.
Voices

Ending the HIV epidemic: Leaving no young woman behind

  • Blog
  • Mozambique
Melinda Gates is co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Voices

Melinda Gates on what faith in action means to her

  • Gender Equality
Sponsoring a child like Rosemary helps make dreams come true. Her dream is to be a chef. Thanks to her World Vision child sponsor, and Gift Catalog goats, her dream is within reach. ©2016 World Vision | Jon Warren
Special Features

Family finds hope in gift of goats

  • Child Sponsorship
  • Zambia
Children whose families have fled conflict in villages near Mosul, Iraq, play and draw in a World Vision Child-Friendly Space in Zelican camp. (©2016 Nick Ralph/World Vision)
From the Field

Children fleeing Mosul offensive find a safe place to play

  • Refugee Crisis
  • Iraq
Alligators in the toilet? Maybe the urban legend is not so far-fetched. Cobras, scorpions, slippery rocks, and high tides are among the daily hazards people face answering nature’s call.
From the Field

Photos: 8 places you don’t want to ‘go’ on World Toilet Day

  • Clean Water Stories
A storm approaches in Zambia.
From the Field

2016 life frames: Storytelling from World Vision photographers

  • Christian Faith Stories
  • BangladeshZambiaUnited States
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