Civilians remaining in Gori face “dire conditions,” World Vision warns · Safe access for aid workers into conflict zone still a challenge · Children, families across region endure horrors of war: “Nobody could even bury [our neighbors] because we were afraid for our lives.” - August 17, 2008
Aid workers warn the humanitarian situation is likely to get worse. - January 10, 2008
World Vision enters final stages of multi-country response; agency to continue development work in affected communities. More than 11,000 homes constructed at three-year mark - December 20, 2007
Agency concerned about risk of disease; reaching 300,000 stranded people “will take time” - November 04, 2007
Online visitors journey with African child affected by AIDS - May 09, 2007
World Vision launches new report at United Nations conference; continues response in Jordan - April 23, 2007
Funding increase is critical to turning the tide against deadly pandemic, groups warn. - January 12, 2007
World Vision has temporarily relocated 17 international staff from Malakal and surrounding areas to other locations in Southern Sudan. “Gun shots were heard from both sides, and people were running from all sides,” said a World Vision staff member who had to take cover during the fighting. In total, 120 humanitarian staff have left due to conflict in the Upper Nile area. - December 02, 2006
