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Sonia and her 10-month-old daughter, Anika, have been attending one of World Vision's health programs in Bangladesh. Anika is malnourished, and the program teaches mothers how to cook local, nutritious meals to improve the health of malnourished children and pregnant women. PHOTO: World Vision

World Vision Applauds the Bipartisan Introduction of the Reach Every Mother and Child Act in the House of Representatives

A former child soldier rests in World Vision's Children of War Rehabilitation Center in Gulu, Uganda.

Obama Administration Continues to Waiver on U.S. Commitment to Ending Use of Child Soldiers

Children celebrate the arrival of clean drinking water at their school in a World Vision area development program in Wema, Kenya. PHOTO: World Vision

Clean Water for All

Children in South Sudan near a World Vision project. PHOTO: Jon Warren / World Vision

South Sudan Deal is Just the Start of a Long Road to Peace

A congregation member shares information about Ebola prevention and treatment following a church service in Bo District, Sierra Leone. PHOTO: World Vision/Jonathan Bundu

Effective Community Engagement Helped Contain Epidemic, Protect Children and Families, says Aid Agency

A medical staff member examines an infant at Kinihira Health Center in Rwanda. World Vision helped to provide health training and supplies for the center, which was built by the government. PHOTO: Lucy Aulich/World Vision

World Vision Praises Introduction of the Reach Every Mother and Child Act

Sister Margaret hands out bowls of food to children at St. Joseph School in Kuajok, one of many

Global Conference on Religion and Sustainable Development: Strengthening Partnerships to End Extreme Poverty

Children in Sierra Leone report violence and exploitation against girls has increased during the Ebola epidemic, according to new report. PHOTO: Save the Children

Children Report Increased Exploitation, Teenage Pregnancies in Ebola-Affected Sierra Leone

World Vision began resuming limited operations in Upper Nile, South Sudan after suspending programs last month due to violence.

World Vision Resumes Limited Operations in Upper Nile after Violence, Looting Shut Down Programs

The violence in South Sudan's Unity State has left thousands dead, hundreds of thousands displaced, of these are thousands of children afflicted by the violence. At the Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp, an estimated 5,000 children had arrived by mid-January. PHOTO: World Vision / Lucy Murunga

More than 10,000 Children Face Malnutrition as Aid Agencies Forced to Withdraw Staff in South Sudan

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