Make one mum’s day, change another mum’s life

This Mother’s Day, 13 May, around 960 women will die around the world from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth, but you can do something about this. Read more

Kiwi midwife in Rwanda

AUT midwifery lecturer Susan Crowther has just returned from Rwanda where she spent a fortnight assessing child and maternal health services, at the request of international aid agency World Vision. Read more

The long road to recovery from a food crisis

Two young women are three quarters of the way through an attempt to ride the length of New Zealand to try and raise $10,000 for World Vision’s East Africa food crisis appeal.
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Massive quake off Sumatra, tsunami warning

World Vision emergency teams are still on alert following one of the largest earthquakes to hit Asia since the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami. Read more

Sanctions lifted as junta steps aside in Mali

Sanctions lifted as junta steps aside in Mali Read more

A life well lived leaves a lasting legacy

What sort of a person would pay their child sponsorship for two years in advance when they found out they had a terminal illness? Read more

World Vision warns Mali sanctions could have devastating humanitarian impact

Neighbouring countries have closed borders to trade following military coup last week

Neighbouring countries have closed borders to trade following military coup last week Read more

Mexican earthquake: World Vision concerned for vulnerable communities

Humanitarian relief experts from World Vision are being deployed to reach at-risk communities following a strong earthquake in Mexico. Read more

Mushroom men, a new school, the 'smiliest' Indians and ten of their children – two sponsors see it all

Hawkes Bay residents Lorie-Beth Bettie, 28, and her father Alex Robertson, 65, have just returned from a "really great" trip to visit ten of their sponsored children in India and Cambodia. Read more

Sam Johnson helps World Vision inspire young Kiwi leaders

Over the last two weeks Sam Johnson, 2012 Young New Zealander of the Year, joined forces with World Vision to train the next generation of young Kiwi leaders. Read more