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Looming mental health crisis for 1.5 million Ukrainian children
From the report Children’s mental health is top concern for Ukrainian parents Studies have shown that 22% of people in conflict zones can suffer mental disorders Mental health support must be urgently prioritized World Vision report warns of war’s devastating long-term impacts For two...
Highlights 1,000 people are confirmed dead, with 600 injured and entire villages destroyed Occured in the southeastern provinces of Afghanistan, Paktika and Khost Jamila, a three-year-old toddler in Afghanistan, the youngest of five girls. Her parents want to sell her. This hadn’t come easy,...
The forgotten child refugee crises – hunger, violence and death rates increase for refugees globally
“With God’s help, World Vision is responding to their immense needs, standing with every child refugee in the world’s toughest places, but we urgently require additional funding to ensure they survive and reach their God-given potential.”
World Vision Begins Transition to Long-Term Response for Ukraine
World Vision’s response to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and the needs of those displaced to neighboring countries aims to support more than half a million people across Ukraine, Romania, and Moldova by April 2023.
World Vision, in partnership with the UN World Food Program, has distributed emergency food rations consisting of flour, beans, cooking oil and salt to last 14 days, to 18,700 people.
World Vision, the global humanitarian organization, has declared a Global Hunger Response as extreme hunger around the world dramatically increases.
World Vision Statement on Global Hunger Crisis
World Vision Statement on Global Hunger Crisis; Thanks Congress For Approving Additional Humanitarian Funding SEATTLE (May 19, 2022) — World Vision President and CEO, Edgar Sandoval Sr., issued the below statement following Congressional approval of $5.8 billion in international assistance: “Hunger is felt most...
Joint NGO Statement on Global Food Security and Conflict-Induced Hunger
Martin Mayiep Community Nutrition Worker checks Ayom’s son Manyiel MAUC on their first visit to the Warrap PHCC. Joint NGO Statement on Global Food Security and Conflict-Induced Hunger This week, world leaders will turn their attention to the global hunger crisis in two pivotal...
World Vision Expresses Grave Concern About Global Food Crisis
World Vision Expresses Grave Concern About Global Food Crisis, Calls on Congress to Approve Additional International Food Assistance SEATTLE (May 11, 2022) —World Vision President and CEO, Edgar Sandoval Sr., issued the below statement following testimony of David Beasley, executive director of the World...
World Vision brings internet access and online education to Ukrainian families fleeing the conflict
As refugees from Ukraine continue to stream across borders in search of help and hope, international humanitarian organization World Vision is delivering pop-up Portable Connectivity Centers that work like modern Internet cafes for families affected by the conflict.
