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Children, especially girls and children with disabilities, bear the brunt — facing hunger, malnutrition, violence, disrupted education, and a lack of peace and security.

World Refugee Day – Solidarity with the Children of Sudan and South Sudan

Conflict

August 26, 2024

World Vision is responding to help keep children on the move safe in BiH and the region

Syria 13 Lost and Alone

World Vision Lambast International Response as Humanitarian Crisis in Syria Continues to Grow 13 Years On

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Brussels 7 Conference: Donor pledges fall short of urgent need to respond to worsening humanitarian situation in Syria and host countries

Hunger and risk levels increase for third year in a row for the world’s forgotten refugee children – World Vision

Hunger and risk levels increase for third year in a row for the world’s forgotten refugee children – World Vision

Jordan

World Vision flags “desperate need” for governments to fund Syria and host countries, amidst 12 years of conflict and displacement

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August 23, 2022

3.6 million Ukrainian children could miss school and many at risk of mental health issues

WV staff helps a girl from Ukraine

Aid agency warns of increased resentment to Ukrainian refugees unless changes made immediately

World Refugee Day – Solidarity with the Children of Sudan and South Sudan

August 26, 2024

World Vision is responding to help keep children on the move safe in BiH and the region

World Vision Lambast International Response as Humanitarian Crisis in Syria Continues to Grow 13 Years On

Brussels 7 Conference: Donor pledges fall short of urgent need to respond to worsening humanitarian situation in Syria and host countries

Hunger and risk levels increase for third year in a row for the world’s forgotten refugee children – World Vision

World Vision flags “desperate need” for governments to fund Syria and host countries, amidst 12 years of conflict and displacement

August 23, 2022

3.6 million Ukrainian children could miss school and many at risk of mental health issues

Aid agency warns of increased resentment to Ukrainian refugees unless changes made immediately

World Vision braces for new wave of displaced Ukrainians with some forced to return to war-torn hometowns

The forgotten child refugee crises – Hunger, violence and death rates increase for refugees globally as funding diverted to Ukraine

Bittersweet Easter for Ukrainian families as holiday falls on two-month anniversary of the conflict

Ukraine refugee numbers hit 5 million: 'The worst may be yet to come'

“Stand Up For Ukraine” Donor Conference “Yet Another Critical Moment in this Conflict” says World Vision

Child Protection, Education, Mental health must be prioritised as Ukraine refugee numbers hit 4 million

World Vision becomes key donor at Romania’s largest refugee centre

One month on: Ukraine’s children facing death and displacement

February 27, 2022

Ukraine crisis humanitarian need grows with children at heightened risk of trauma and exploitation

December 17, 2021

Global Leaders must seize the opportunity of the High-Level Officials Meeting on refugees, to accelerate progress for Syrian children

Aid agencies warn that nobody is safe until everyone is safe, and refugees get access to the COVID-19 vaccine

Refugees excluded from COVID-19 vaccine rollout according to World Vision report

World Vision collaborates with the Governor of Sanliurfa and the Turkish Red Crescent to support vulnerable communities

The number of refugee children who say they need mental health support more than triples because of COVID-19

World Vision mobilises emergency response in aid of the fire at the Rohingya Refugee Camp

 World Vision responds to Kensington Palace’s Acknowledgement of Syria COVID-19 Response