World Vision Responding to Cyclone Pam Threat
International humanitarian agency World Vision is assisting communities in Vanuatu to prepare for Cyclone Pam.
Read moreWorld Vision Vanuatu prepares communities for Tropical Cyclone Pam
World Vision Vanuatu continues to prepare communities in the projected path of Cyclone Pam.
Global Fund signs grants with Papua New Guinea for malaria, TB and health system strengthening
Lady Roslyn Morauta, Chairperson of the Papua New Guinea Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) for the Global Fund, said today that she was delighted that the Global Fund had continued its support t
Read moreFrom devastation and despair to homes and hope – how a region was rebuilt
Ten years ago the world faced one of the worst natural disasters in history, a tsunami devastating Indian Ocean coastlines which killed almost 230,000 people.
Read moreJourney of Voices – An art exhibition
Bangkok- To commemorate International Migrants Day (18 December), the Saphan Siang campaign, supported by World Vision and ILO, will host an art exhibition from 16-21 Dece
Read moreHuman trafficking: When awareness is not enough
Knowing about the risks of human trafficking is not stopping an estimated 3 to 5 million people from Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam from migrating for work in richer neighbouring countries a n
Read moreWorld Vision starts relief effort in wake of Typhoon Hagupit
TACLOBAN - Typhoon Hagupit sent over 100,000 people in mass evacuations, an estimated 30,000 stayed at the 49 evacuation camps designated by the city government as early as 2-3 days before the proj
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Bracing for the impact of super typhoon Hagupit
- Over a year after typhoon Haiyan, survivors rush to evacuation centres; bracing for the impact of super typhoon Hagupit
Landmark agreement to provide birth certificates for all
Asia's more than 135 million undocumented children will be able to access birth certificates after a landmark agreement by regional governments is signed this week.
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