Venezuela’s children should not be used as ‘political leverage’ says World Vision
Venezuela’s children should not be used as ‘political leverage’ says World Vision
Read moreEducation, income-generation for Rohingya refugees must be top priorities, say Oxfam, Save the Children and World Vision
(Cox’s Bazar, 15 February 2019) Education and income-generating opportunities must be made top prioritie
Children forced ‘to choose’ to become soldiers, new research suggests
Children forced ‘to choose’ to become soldiers, new research suggests
Read moreWorld Vision: Number of children fleeing Venezuela will rise
- 460,000 children already in urgent need of humanitarian assistance
- Resources are needed to provide food, medicine and legal assistance to incoming families
Statement in Response to Tragic Death of Eight-year-old Felipe Alonzo Gomez
World Vision deeply regrets the death of another migrant child from Guatemala, eight-year-old Felipe Alonzo Gómez, on December 24 in New Mexico, USA.
Read moreWorld Vision Races to Disaster Zone After Hundreds Die in Indonesian Tsunami
World Vision Indonesia has rushed an emergency response team to Sunda Strait to establish the humanitarian impact of a three-meter tsunami that has killed at least 222 people and injured more than
Read moreNew UN Compact can be a source of hope for children on the move
- Aid agency welcomes UN adoption of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
- The objectives in the agreement are vital to protecting more than 50 million children made
Statement in Response to Tragic Death of Seven-year-old Jakeline Caal
The life of a child is the most precious treasure of every nation.
Read moreNew global agreement to reach refugee children is ‘best chance this generation has’
Read moreMore than half of the world’s 25 million refugees are children. If 1 person is forcibly displaced every two seconds, every four seconds, that person is a child.
World Vision International announces new President and CEO
- International children’s charity appoints Andrew Morley to lead its global work from February 2019
- Prior to joining World Vision in 2016, Mr Morley had a high-level career in business