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South Sudan

Children have lunch at a World Vision supported school in South Sudan. PHOTO: Jon Warren / World Vision

World Vision Reaches People in Conflict-Affected Areas of South Sudan

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 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

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

A World Vision staff member listens to children during a focus group in South Sudan.

Release of Former Child Soldiers in South Sudan is just the Beginning, says World Vision

These three children are among tens of thousands internally displaced by the conflict in South Sudan. PHOTO: World Vision / Melany Markham

Children in South Sudan Face Another Christmas Far From Home

World Vision International President Kevin Jenkins visits with Veronica, a mother of five, and her youngest child, Joseph Kyanowok. PHOTO: Nigel Marsh / World Vision

South Sudan Escapes Official Famine, but even Without a Name Hunger still Kills

Refugees collect water in Malakal, South Sudan. PHOTO: Abraham Nhial Wei / World Vision

From Crisis to Catastrophe: South Sudan’s Man-made Crisis – and How the World Must Act Now to Prevent Catastrophe in 2015

Refugees in South Sudan take shelter at the UN compound, after violence has driven them from home. PHOTO: James East/World Vision

Aid Effort to Avert South Sudan Famine in Jeopardy