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Top World Vision News

‘Respect, Justice, and Nothing Else’: World Refugee Day Celebrated in Kypseli

‘Respect, Justice, and Nothing Else’: World Refugee Day Celebrated in Kypseli

“Diverse Neighborhood,” a cultural event hosted by Hidden Goddess, an organization of independent women from Iran and Afghanistan, in collaboration with Doctors Without Borders (MSF), took place at Kypseli’s Municipal Market last week, to mark World Refugee Day.See the Story

World Vision’s Chosen® prompts abundant giving and growth

A San Diego church’s participation in World Vision’s Chosen® experience resulted in an increase in giving and church growth.Church · San Diego Read Article

World Refugee Day: The struggle of displaced mothers and their families

This World Refugee Day, we honor the resilience of people forcibly displaced from their home countries. From Sudan to Haiti to Bangladesh, millions of mothers and children are seeking safety in desperation. Their journeys reflect a global crisis: As of June 2024, an estimated 43.7 million people have been forced to flee across borders in search of safety. Each year, approximately 339,000 children are born as refugees, many into hunger and instab…Sudan · Sudan See the Story

From the World Vision U.S. president: Transformation one life at a time

World Vision U.S. president and CEO Edgar Sandoval Sr. witnessed how Biblical Empowered Worldview changed a life in Guatemala.Guatemala · Guatemala Read Article

If we had clean water

Anzazi gave birth at a clinic without clean water. She waited hours while her mother-in-law collected water so she could wash her newborn.Read Article

Ongoing support for families hit hard by LA wildfires

World Vision’s ongoing support for families devastated by the LA wildfires helps ensure families continue to feel seen and supported.Wildfires · Los Angeles Read Article

Teaching where she once learned

Former sponsored child Phanet, 19, now teaches fifth grade in the same Cambodian classroom where she once studied.Cambodia · Cambodia Read Article

LA wildfires: Bass says rebuilding efforts are going 'very fast' | FOX 11 Los Angeles

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

During the Milken Institute Conference, FOX 11's Elex Michaelson spoke with LA Mayor Karen Bass about the rebuilding progress in LA following the deadly wildfires.Wildfires · Los Angeles See the Story

Eyes that shine again

Fatima’s son, Hamed, was severely malnourished at 9 months old. With care and support, his weight increased — and Fatima’s hope did too.Read Article

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