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(MISSISSAUGA) - World Vision Canada, one of Canada’s leading global relief, development, and advocacy organizations, announced the appointment of Allison Alley as President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Ms. Alley will assume her responsibilities on April 22, 2025.  

As the humanitarian situation in Lebanon continues to deteriorate rapidly —with more than 1,600 people killed, more than 9,700 injured and an estimated one million people fleeing violence—World Vision Canada in partnership with the Humanitarian Coalition has launched an urgent appeal for donations to respond to the escalating humanitarian needs.

A new report by World Vision shows that ration cuts in refugee settlements are highly increasing hunger crises and mental health issues.

Children’s rights are under attack. We urgently need them involved in peace processes now more than ever before.

International Christian humanitarian aid agency, World Vision, is responding to escalating needs in the West Bank as the crisis in occupied Palestine territory (oPt) and Israel continues.

World Vision Canada is saddened by the loss of lives and suffering that this crisis has triggered, including children. We are deeply concerned by the impact of the violence on children in Israel and in the occupied Palestinian territory along with the deteriorating humanitarian situation.

The Aid for Afghanistan Coalition reacts to the passing of Bill C-41, a pivotal bill allowing for humanitarian aid to be delivered to Afghanistan.

The Canadian government is matching donations to the Humanitarian Coalition's efforts to respond to the hunger crisis happening in east Africa, up to $5 million.

World Vision partners with international and local organizations in a new seven-year project aiming to improve nutrition and gender equality.

World Vision Canada applauds the passing of Bill S-211, a landmark legislation that will help combat forced labour and child labour in Canadian supply chains.

Alongside a coalition of over 80 NGOs, World Vision Canada expresses disappointment towards the Government of Canada's decision to decrease foreign aid in the 2023 federal budget.

Renowned artist Carling Jackson has teamed up with Canadian youth leaders to produce a mural to support the fight against child labour through World Vision Canada's No Child For Sale campaign.

Alongside 17 other organizations through the #AidForAfghanistan campaign, World Vision Canada responds to the Government of Canada's announcement about a new amendment to the Criminal Code.

World Vision Syria Response has been operating inside Syria, Jordan and Turkey since 2011. We provide lifesaving protection, education, WASH and health services to refugees and local communities, impacted by the ongoing conflict. The response team comprises 187 staff and volunteers working with 21 local partners in Turkey, Syria and Jordan.

Leading Canadian humanitarian agencies are coming together to raise funds for communities impacted by the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.