ENOUGH Report: Learn how World Vision fights child hunger in South Asia & Pacific. Discover youth-led solutions & our impact on nutrition policy.

World Vision(WV)  and Action for Humanity (AFH)’s “Hard Lessons” study today looks into Syrian children with disabilities’ exposure to protection risks in Lebanon and Northwest Syria. In the midst of deteriorating socio-economic contexts and growing barriers to inclusive education, displaced and refugee Syrian girls and boys with disabilities were found to be more exposed to protections risks such as child labour and early marriage.

Patricio Cuevas-Parra reflects on joining a line of Ukrainian refugees as they fled the conflict in their country and entered Poland.

WVSR Reactive statements UNSC cross-border resolution – January 2023

El Tapón del Darién (The Darien Gap at the Colombia-Panama border) is one of the most dangerous migratory crossings in the world. It is a dense jungle that is extremely difficult and risky to traverse because of its geography and because it is an area dominated by human trafficking, drug trafficking, gangs and illicit groups. In August 2022, 30,055 people crossed from Colombia to Panama, 76% of the people were Venezuelan migrants and 15% are girls and boys. Despite the huge risks, many families assume the risk as they feel they lack alternatives to provide for the needs of their children. See how World Vision is supporting migrant families in Colombia and six other nations in South America.

This report describes, at a regional level, the impacts of double affectation on unaccompanied and/or separated refugee and migrant children and adolescents from Venezuela, taking as a case study three countries with a large flow of Venezuelan population: Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, with emphasis on the border territories.

The United Nations Security Council has until July 10 to renew the Syria cross-border resolution, which authorises the UN to deliver life-saving aid to millions of Syrians in need.

NGOs call to UN Security Council - Be guided by humanitarian needs rather than politics, and ensure Syrians in need, wherever they are, can be reached through the most direct routes and using all modalities, in order to live in dignity.

An article that looks at how changing one's perspective can help get through difficult and uncertain times by focusing on what is most important.