In 2017, World Vision Australia’s 40 Hour Famine shines the light on a humanitarian issue much closer to home – the global refugee crisis. The majority of Australian teens would be very aware of the politics surrounding this issue but are they aware that worldwide approximately 35 million children...
“Look around this room, what else of value do I have apart from my children? I now know what I can do to invest in my children to help them feel loved, supported and develop to the best of their ability."
World Vision's Emma Wanchap highlights what the cost of conflict has been for Syria's economy and the neighbouring nations also bearing the impact.
World Vision Ambassador Melissa Doyle reflects on five years of conflict in Syria, and what that means for refugees like Hind, the young woman she met in a refugee camp in Lebanon.
Why the world needs to commit to - and not give up on - the new Sustainable Development Goals, to build a better world for future generations.
The attack in Paris has left the world reeling and has brought renewed attention to the crisis in Syria. Since the latest conflict began in Syria nearly five years ago, the death toll is equivalent to the people of Syria suffering a Paris attack every single day.
