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In Iraq Amira,10, cares for her young sister, Aziza, 2, in front of the makeshift shelter they now must call home. Their family was torn apart by the Syria Crisis. PHOTO: World Vision / Mary Kate MacIsaac

World Vision to Attend Berlin Meeting for 3RP Launch Plan to Address Refugees, Host Nations

Syrian refugee Fatima, 8, with her father and younger brother Hakim. Eight-year-old Syrian refugee in Lebanon. The family left Syria after their home was hit by rockets. Some members of the family have lost their lives in the conflict

Children ‘may never recover’ from Syrian Conflict, says World Vision

Syrian refugee child inside Jordan's Azraq Camp.

World Vision Welcomes Security Council Resolution as ‘one of many, many steps’ Needed in Syria

Syrian boy peeks out of shelter in Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan

Annual Disaster Shelter Design Competition Focuses on Needs of Syrian Refugees

Syrian refugee children in Lebanon

Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Surpass One Million

Picture drawn by a Syrian refugee living in Lebanon. PHOTO: Patricia Mouamar/World Vision

Three years of Syria conflict have devastated lives of millions of children

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World Vision applauds introduction of Syrian Humanitarian Resolution

Poll: Americans Think Hurricane Katrina Worse Crisis Than Syria

Signatories to this InterAction release include: The American Friends Service Committee, the American Refugee Committee, the American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa, AmeriCares, Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team, Basic Education Coalition ...

Statement by InterAction member CEOs on the third anniversary of the Syrian civil war

13-year-old Ammar works in his uncle's shop in Jordan and is often too sick or tired to attend school. His family fled the violence in Syria.

Geneva talks critical for the protection of millions of children, says World Vision

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