World Vision

What was once the 40-Hour Famine is now the 40-Hour Challenge, and this year World Vision is hoping to inspire young New Zealanders with a test for the modern era - to go offline for 40 hours Audio

Children and families in Afghanistan are facing a growing humanitarian crisis, as mid-winter bites hard. Following decades of conflict, poverty, recurrent natural disasters, and the continuing impacts… Audio

The new Australian $1 coin is stamped with a message that reads: 'Donation Dollar: Give to help others.' The coin, the first of its kind in the world, has been minted in the hope that it will raise… Audio

World Vision is flipping the script on child sponsorship by enabling children to choose their own sponsors. Video, Audio

Indonesian President Joko Widodo has called for international help as emergency services on the quake ravaged island of Sulawesi struggle with the enormity of the disaster. Rescuers are in desperate… Audio

World Vision says life for the almost 120 children detained on Nauru is becoming increasingly desperate. Audio

Rescuers are working around the clock in Lombok to try and find people trapped under rubble. The 6.9-magnitude quake is now known to have killed nearly 100 people and left at least 20,000 people… Audio

World Vision says it will help to restore water supplies and other infrastructure among the earthquake hit communities in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands. Audio

This week marked seven years since the start of the conflict in Syria. World Vision has released a report on the impact the conflict has had on children. Their Syria crisis response director Wynn… Audio

World Vision is calling on the Australian government to reassert the role of aid in its upcoming 10 year foreign policy strategy. Audio

Erin Joyce is a World Vision child protection and conflict specialist who has just returned from Zelikan Camp near Mosul in northern Iraq. She has seen the effects two years of ISIS occupation has had… Audio

World Vision warns supplies of food and water are starting to run extremely low as the crisis in Syria takes hold again. There are reports though that some aid has begun to trickle through. Audio

As the refugee crisis deepens in Europe, Christchurch children have gained an insight into the plight of the many Syrian families affected. Audio

Kim Hill talks to the head of external affairs for World Vision New Zealand, who recently visited South Sudan, which has its fifth anniversary of independence on 9 July, but is gripped by tribal-based… Audio, Gallery