News10/16/2026
On October 16, 2026, at the Rotary District 5030 Foundation Celebration Dinner, World Vision was honored as the inaugural recipient of the District's Outstandi…
On October 16, 2026, at the Rotary District 5030 Foundation Celebration Dinner, World Vision was honored as the inaugural recipient of the District's Outstandi…
Teachers in crisis settings are remarkably resilient. That is true, and it is also the problem — resilience has become something we expect from teachers…
In some of the world’s most dangerous places to be a child, change begins not with policy or programs — but at home, through safe…
Today’s young people are growing up in a world where education, work, entrepreneurship, and social connection are increasingly shaped by technology.That shift …
Across El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, World Vision's RISE initiative — Reaching Independence through Support and Empowerment — is helping young people s…
Written by: Child Protection Compact Romania teamRomania already holds much of the data needed to better understand children’s vulnerability to human trafficki…
Written by Adisa Redzic, Safe Haven Project Director, Bosnia and HerzegovinaSurvivors of human trafficking often move across regions and national borders befor…
By Shimali Senanayake, Sr. Communications Program Officer, World VisionWhat if the first person to detect a child's malnutrition was the person closest to them…
Written by Alisa Phillips, Senior Technical Advisor for Education, World Vision and Dr. Mary Joy Pigozzi, former ChiefEducation Officer, Education Above All Fo…
World Vision is fundamentally in the business of hope — defined here as the combination of resilience, agency, and a forward-looking belief that change is…
By Shimali Senanayake, World Vision U.S., with contributions from the ANGEL Angola team From warehouses storing U.S.-provided commodities to school kitchens se…
By Hannah Chargin, Director of Government RelationsIn northern Mozambique, I once led a group of congressional staffers visiting World Vision’s work in the reg…