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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

Just like her parents and other siblings, eight-year-old Noryaha doesn't have a birth certificate. Her family has been deprived of free health services because of this issue. Luckily she's able to go to school but she is uncertain if she can pursue her higher studies in the future. Noryaha dreams to become a doctor someday. PHOTO: Crislyn Felisilda / World Vision

President Obama Signs Girls Count Act into Law

In World Vision’s Afghanistan work, once in a week the nutrition nurse cooks food such as vegetable soup, porridge and spaghetti to give children healthy options and educate their parents in good nutrition. PHOTO: World Vision/Narges Ghafary

World Vision Applauds New Law to Ensure all Children Count

Fatima, 8, and her friend, Sathi, 7, live at a center for vulnerable children in Bangladesh. The center, run by World Vision, cares for children who are living on the streets or in local brothels with their mothers. PHOTO: Jon Warren / World Vision

Next Week’s Meeting at UN Key Moment for Children, says World Vision

A child in Malawi enjoys reading a new school book. PHOTO: Wezzie Banda/World Vision

All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development Announces Winners of Literacy Innovations Competition

A young mother named Kham, in Pong village, Laos, brought her six children to be vaccinated against measles, rubella, and polio. PHOTO: Nila Douanesouvanh / World Vision

Children’s Lives at Risk Because of Potential Immunization Funding Shortfall

World Vision applauds the House of Representatives for passing the Water for the World Act.

World Vision Praises House Action on Water for the World Act, Urges Full House and Senate Pass Bill Quickly

As G20 Summit ends, World Vision urges global leaders to to implement concrete measures to achieve inclusive economic growth while eliminating human rights abuses.

Meeting the G20’s Growth Target: Not at the Expense of Children

A 24-year-old woman and her 4-year-old son stay at a shelter in Texas after fleeing El Salvador. PHOTO: Eugene Lee/World Vision

World Vision: House Bill Fails to Protect Children or Address Root Causes of U.S. Border Crisis

Guatemalan authorities guard unaccompanied children who are being returned to Guatemala

A Letter to Congress from the Evangelical Immigration Table

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