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Laos: Sisters help raise awareness on dangers of human trafficking

Prior to the anti-trafficking activities conducted by World Vision in their village, Suphalee had no idea about the dangers of human trafficking.

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Philippines: An Aid Worker’s Reflection from Typhoon Washi

Although I’ve been responding to disasters for more than four years, when Typhoon Washi struck Northern Midanao – my home – it was by far the most difficult for me.

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Philippines: Nothing more basic than clean water

Almost 70 percent of Cagayan de Oro City is left without access to clean water after major pipelines were damaged by the flash floods following Typhoon Washi.

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Philippines: Widespread devastation follows tropical storm Washi

World Vision aid workers assisting survivors in the flooded communities of Southern Philippines described a scene of widespread devastation and grief today following Tropical Storm Washi’s landfall.

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Myanmar: New options for working children in Chanmyatharzi

The lives of working children in Chanmyathazi are improving because World Vision is helping them access non-formal education on their day off work.

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Sri Lanka: Dignity and new hope for Sothinathan

Life for Sothinathan was full of challenges. Afflicted by polio from childhood, he grew up depending on others to take care of him.

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Cambodia: ‘AIDS family’ no longer discriminated by community

Rejected by the entire village after her father died of AIDS, Sraypov shares the story of how her life has changed for the better.

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Video: Philippines - school based child friendly space

Around 800 children affected by Typhoon Washi gather at World Vision's school-based Child Friendly Space held at Pagatpat Elementary school.

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Philippines: Tropical Storm Washi response update

As efforts shift from search and rescue to relief assistance for the survivors, water, ready-to-eat food and hygiene supplies remain the most urgent needs.

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