For the first time we have data! New info sheds light on how to end child labor in Honduras.
New survey gives insight on how to end child labor in Honduras.
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Advocates meet with leaders, celebrate 3 key advocacy wins
Our most experienced World Vision Advocates visited D.C. last week for a special event to recognize their 5+ years of volunteer advocacy and two days of in-depth learning opportunities with World Vision leaders.
When healing feels like play
When the war started in Ukraine two years ago, six-year-old Yehor and his pregnant mother Marina made the difficult decision to leave their home and seek refuge in neighboring Georgia.
Sasha’s dream shines bright: “I hope to see our home again”
Fleeing war, Sasha and her family find food, shelter, and mental health support through World Vision programs.
Answers to 6 FAQ about the MINDs Act
This May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, here are the answers to six frequently asked questions about mental health and the MINDs Act.
World Health Worker Week: The unsung heroes changing children’s lives
Around the world, community health workers are often unpaid yet continue to save and change lives.
Celebrating World Water Day: The Ripple Effect of Clean Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
Clean water changes everything!
3 ways child marriage impacts a girl and her world
1 in 5 girls globally are married before they turn 18.
Youth Advocates from Texas pray with their member of Congress
The Bible calls Christians to pray for their government leaders. And at this year’s Advocacy Summit, four high school students from Texas had the opportunity to fulfill that call in person with their member of Congress!
How U.S. foreign assistance makes a difference in the fight to end pediatric disease
Join us on World AIDS Day to speak up for PEPFAR: an extremely valuable program that saves lives around the world.
Eliminating Hunger for Girls: A Pathway to a Bright Future
Join us on this Day of the Girl in speaking up against child hunger and its impact on girls around the world!
Teen baker helps end child labor in his community
Child labor was common where José lives in Honduras. But with the support of World Vision’s Bright Futures project, child labor is now scarce, and young entrepreneurs like Jose are working to keep it that way.
