By Dana Buzducea, Partnership Leader for Advocacy and External Engagement

It was obvious to us from the beginning that this pandemic would become a children’s crisis. This article looks at how we are partnering with faith leaders, organisations, the United Nations, businesses, donors, governments and children to go further, faster, together.

By Norbert Hsu, Partnership Leader for Global Impact

It is clear that desperate parents and caregivers are finding it increasingly difficult to provide their children. This article looks at our work to provide these families with another option.

By Isabel Gomes, World Vision’s Global Director, Humanitarian Operations

As thirty million children’s lives are threatened by secondary health impacts of the virus, recognising humanitarian workers as ‘essential’ becomes even more urgent.

By Esther Lehmann-Sow, World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader

While I am a passionate follower of Jesus Christ, my life and friendship with many people of other faiths has taught me that while we may not share beliefs, our shared humanity and respect for the way faith shapes our lives allows us to join hands in serving vulnerable children across religious boundaries.

But what does that mean in a time like this, when a pandemic is shaking people’s lives and, for some, their foundations and faith? Do we, as people of faith, have a particular role to play?

By Esther Lehmann-Sow, World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader

What does it mean to have faith in a time like this, when a pandemic is tearing people’s lives apart, heaping stress and anxiety on children the world over and, for some of us, shaking the foundations of our beliefs? What role or roles do people of faith, and faith leaders in particular, have to play?

By Amos Doornbos, Director, Disaster Management Strategy and Systems

In this article, Amos looks at the intersection of cash programming, humanitarian aid, human dignity and the importance of putting those we seek to serve at the centre of our programmes.