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Life-changing chickens create hope for El Salvadoran family
Victoria struggled to provide for her daughter and grandson, but thanks to World Vision, she now runs her own chicken farm in El Salvador and has the chance for a better future.
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A stark portrait of what’s at stake in Niger
Niger, one of the world's poorest countries, is facing its worst food crisis in five years. World Vision's Ann Birch gives a glimpse of Niger's condition and what World Vision is doing to help. This account was written June 1 on the road to a nutritional program and health center.
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Soap saves villagers’ eyes
Many people in Mali go blind from the disease trachoma. But thanks to the gift of donated soap distributed by World Vision, families in 100 villages across this West African country can now wash their hands and face to keep their eyes safe.
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Breaking the cycle of generational poverty
World Vision’s product donations and volunteer program at our distribution center made a crucial difference for a family working to create a future free of poverty for their children.
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Haiti: Six months after the earthquake
On January 12, 2010, Haiti’s capital city was devastated by an earthquake, affecting an estimated 3 million people and creating one of the most complex urban disasters in decades. The crisis remains enormous, the task daunting, but progress has been made.
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Orphaned children in Albania receive gifts
Orphaned girls from a children’s institution in Tirana, Albania, share how new books and clothes from World Vision made them feel worthy and loved.
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Child sex trafficking continues in Cambodia and globally
Millions of children around the world, like Ka*, are subject to sexual abuse and other exploitation. World Vision is working to stop this horrific practice.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 29 July 2009 22:28 |
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