Indonesia: The maths class of Papua

Ali is one of five lucky students from Papua to join intensive maths training at Surya Institute, in partnership with World Vision and local government.

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Taiwan: S.H.E helps 45,000 children go to school

Taiwan pop trio S.H.E have joined forces with World Vision to keep disadvantaged children at school.

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Sri Lanka: Making every day Father's Day

A World Vision Early Childhood Development programme is bringing fathers closer to their children.

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Bangladesh: Aila survivor plea - stronger shelter, better embankments

Bikash and his wife survived a terrifying dash for cover after their mud house disintegrated in the flood waters of Cyclone Aila.

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Trafficking: Shift the spotlight away from sex

A new review by World Vision warns that many forms of human trafficking fail to receive attention or response.

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Sri Lanka: Impending monsoon and poor camp sanitation puts thousands at risk of disease

World Vision warns that monsoon rains and inadequate sanitation will place thousands at risk from disease in northern Sri Lanka.

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Myanmar: Farmers readied for monsoon planting season

World Vision has just started distributing rice planting seeds, hand tractors and tillers to 3,060 famers affected by Cyclone Nargis, in advance of the upcoming monsoon ploughing season.

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