Goal to achieve an AIDS-Free Generation at risk due to lack of strategic plan...
In order to sustain the significant progress made to reach goals for zero new HIV infections and an AIDS-Free Generation, the US must develop an actionable strategy for meeting the goals and get HIV...
View ArticleOne year after UN declares famine in Somalia, refugee camps full to bursting
A year on from famine in Somalia, the food situation has improved, but for millions of Somali children, survival is still a daily struggle. Around one million people are living outside of their...
View ArticleChurch, NGO leaders co-host summit on role of faith in global health, AIDS
As AIDS experts from around the world gather in Washington, D.C. for the XIX International AIDS Conference, four organizations are co-hosting “The Summit on the Role of the Christian Faith in...
View ArticleWorld Vision's prestigious Korea Children's Choir begins 2012 U.S. tour
Founded in 1960, World Vision’s longstanding tradition continues changing lives through songs. 30 children aim to bring message of hope to voiceless children around the world
View Article‘Worrying signs’ children are fleeing DRC to avoid forced recruitment by...
Thousands of children fleeing a recent upsurge in violence in eastern DRC are at risk of being forcibly recruited into armed groups, said World Vision today.
View ArticleKnitting graffiti to “Cover the Glove” at Safeco Field; create blankets to...
Port Orchard’s own celeb author and knitter Debbie Macomber is teaming up with World Vision’s Knit for Kids, a nationwide family of volunteer knitters who create clothing items and blankets for...
View ArticleWorld Vision prepares disaster response to Oklahoma wildfires
At World Vision's domestic disaster headquarters in North Texas, pre-positioned supplies are being prepared for immediate delivery to survivors of sweeping wildfires in Oklahoma, including food,...
View ArticlePhilippines: Massive floods inundate Manila
A mass evacuation is under way in parts of the Philippines as torrential rain and floods threaten to engulf the capital city, Manila. World Vision is poised to respond as hundreds of thousands leave...
View ArticleU.S. Olympian Lopez Lomong prepares for the race of his life on Wednesday
As he prepares for his Olympic Summer Games qualifying heat on Wednesday, August 8 in the men’s 5,000 meter, former Sudan Lost Boy Lopez Lomong is also focused on children living in poverty back home...
View ArticleWorld Vision begins food distribution to 1,000 families affected by flooding...
Flooding in the Philappines displaces hundreds of thousands of people. World Vision teams will distribute ready-to-eat food kits to approximately 1,000 families in Manila and in the city of Malabon.
View ArticleWorld Vision partners with Six Flags America to provide school supplies
World Vision is pleased to announce its partnership with Six Flags America for a “Back to School Supply Drive” that will benefit at-risk students in Prince Georges County, Maryland and Washington D.C.
View ArticleLocal group invites community to hands-on volunteerism and giving back...
On August 18, 2012, World Vision brings together local churches, community members and volunteers to host a day of hands-on giving back. Guest author Katie Smith Milway will be reading to event...
View ArticleWorld Vision warns of a crisis in the classroom as millions of families...
As National Back to School month begins to come to a close, World Vision teams across the country are warning that millions of children will go back to school without basic supplies due to the weak...
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