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World Vision International Announces CEO Transition

World Vision International, one of the largest global development and humanitarian NGOs dedicated to the well-being of children and communities, today announced that President and Chief Executive O

Monday, March 5th 2018

Statement on inaccurate Haiti reports

February 17

Haiti

Saturday, February 17th 2018

Ending violence against children takes ‘applying seven lessons’

New report on eve of major solutions-focused summit reveals the seven things governments need to know to end violence against children

Tuesday, February 13th 2018

Former child soldiers need ‘lure of a brighter future’

Red Hand Day falls as more than 600 children are released from armed groups in South Sudan
Children are lured into armed groups with false promises of food, educatio

Monday, February 12th 2018

Canada’s funding commitment to ending violence against children an encouraging sign ahead of G7, says World Vision

January 25, 2018 –Standing alongside education activist Malala Yousafzai, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today effectively doubled Canada’s annual commitment to t

Thursday, January 25th 2018

Children’s voices and larger commitments needed to end child labour

Progress was made at IV Global Child Labour Conference, but at the current rate we will not reach the global commitment to eradicate all forms of child labour by 2025

Monday, November 20th 2017

Children’s voices need to be at the heart of efforts to end violence

World Vision says empowering and involving children helps to break the cycle of violence
This is particularly true in places of conflict, like the Kasais region of the Dem

Sunday, November 19th 2017

Refugee children in Bangladesh at real and immediate risk of trafficking

Stories emerging of narrow escapes and children being preyed upon
Protection of children needs to be the number one priority, says aid agency

TUESDAY, NOV

Bangladesh

Tuesday, November 7th 2017

World Vision wins grand prize at major financial industry award competition

Monday, October 16th 2017

Myanmar refugee children exhibiting signs of trauma, says World Vision, as it scales up response in Bangladesh

World Vision scales up relief planning as Myanmar refugee numbers increase to 809,000 more than half who are children
Increased reports of sexual and gender-based violence

Refugees

Wednesday, October 4th 2017

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