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NPR #15Girls series highlights teen girls around the world and the issues they face.

NPR, World Vision Highlight Plight of Syrian Refugee Teens

Children and their parents walk together along the Serbia, Croatia border, in their trek across Europe. Many Syrians are making the journey, fleeing the violence in their home country. PHOTO: World Vision/Laura Reinhardt.

Mark Smith Testifies Before U.S. Congress on Syria Humanitarian Crisis

Syrian refugees gather in Kanjiza camp in Northern Serbia, waiting to continue their journey. Thousands have fled to Serbia to escape the violence in Syria. World Vision is helping with baby kits and hygiene supplies. PHOTO: World Vision/Aida Sunje

World Vision Expands Work to Help Syrian Refugees Fleeing to Europe

A Syrian family finds safety in a tented settlement after fleeing to Lebanon.

European Union Obligated to Provide Special Care and Protection to Child Refugees

On the 5th of each month, Ibtisam, Sabah's 32-year-old daughter, and her relatives buy their basic food material, through electronic food assistance cards. The cards, referred to as e-cards, are distributed by World Vision to Syrian refugees in Lebanon. They are funded by the World Food Program, but that assistance is in jeopardy with a large percentage of the Syrian refugee response remaining unfunded. PHOTO: World Vision / Mona Daoud

UN Agencies and Partners say Funding Shortage Leaves Syrian Refugees and Host Nations without Vital Support

Refugee Enstar, 28, and a neighbor. Enstar is a mother of eight including a young baby. She lives tent in an internally-displaced people’s (IDP) camp in Erbil, Iraq Kurdistan and is trying her best to keep her infant warm, despite the meager shelter. PHOTO: World Vision/Cecil Laguardia

‘Political Solution the Only Option for Syria,’ says Aid Agency on Eve of Conference

Mohammed is in sixth grade and enjoys football (soccer). His favorite position is goalkeeper.

New Poll finds Most Americans still Unaware of Severity of Syria Crisis

Panorama image taken by NASA of lights on earth at night, focusing on the European/Middle East area. Since this photo was taken on November 27, 2000, Syria's lights have dimmed significantly due to war. PHOTO: Courtesy http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

Eighty-Three Percent of Syria’s Lights Extinguished after Four Years of Crisis

Hoda, 4, at right, and her brother Khalil, 5, are Syrian refugees living in the Bekaa valley in an informal tented settlement. As he stands in the snow in worn slippers, Khalil explains: “I don’t have a father or a mother. My grandma takes care of us.” Khalil spends his days watching over his younger sister, whom he gave his only pair of boots. PHOTO: World Vision / Ralph Baydoun

Aid Agencies give UN Security Council a ‘Fail Grade’ on Syria

Syrian refugee child. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

World Vision, One Day’s Wages Partner to Bring Relief to Syrian Refugees

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