World Vision responds to families fleeing outskirts of Mosul
World Vision is one of the first agencies to start supporting children at a new camp just 25km (15 miles) from Mosul, as a military offensive to re-take the city continues.
Read moreAppointment of new UN Secretary General encouraging but he has a long road ahead
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, NEW YORK – World Vision congratulates Mr António Guterres on his appointment, confirmed yesterday, as the next United Nations Secretary-General.
Read moreWorld Vision to support 50,000 families in Haiti after Hurricane Matthew
• In the week since Hurricane Matthew hit, World Vision provided assistance to 9
Read moreUN refugees meeting a wasted opportunity to improve the lives of millions of children
September 19, NEW YORK – As the UN high-level meeting on refugees and migrants draws to a close in New York today, World Vision has expressed serious disappointment with the outcome.
Read moreUN leaders can no longer sit on the fence; children’s lives are at stake this week
- More than 32 million children have had to flee their homes due to war, poverty and persecution
- Aid and development agency World Vision says political inaction has gone on
Update: Statement by World Vision International CEO in wake of staff arrest
August 8, 2016
As a professional Christian, humanitarian organisation, we take our commitment to truth and transparency very seriously.
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Statement on World Vision Staff Arrest
4th August 2016
Read more“HUMANITARIAN CORRIDOR” PROPOSAL DEEPLY FLAWED
A statement from over 35 Syrian, regional and international humanitarian, human rights and development organisations on the Russia-Syrian proposal to establish "humanitarian c
Read moreMaternity hospital bombing latest example of blatant disregard for international humanitarian law
Yet another hospital bombing in northern Syria today, this one a maternity hospital in Idleb province, reminds us of the blatant dis
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