Rebuilding Hope at Home.
Our Impact on U.S. Poverty
World Vision's domestic disaster response program helps our church and community partners prepare for disasters, develop emergency networks, mobilize resources, and deliver relief.
Disasters affect families regardless of income, but the impact is greatest on those with the least means to recover. Between 2011 and 2013, World Vision responded to 13 disasters in the U.S. and served nearly 125,000 people.
Through our partners, we helped families cope and recover from tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and fires. See how World Vision's disaster response efforts assist families in times of need.
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Romanita Hairston leads the U.S. Programs division of World Vision with a conviction that "we all give back by starting where we are with what we have to achieve sustainable solutions to poverty here and around the world."
She has dedicated her life, professionally and personally, to improving the well being of children.
Four Buses: The Story of Jose
Read stories about how we have—and continue to—impact the lives of children and their families around the U.S. and submit a story of your own...
U.S. PROGRAMS
World Vision's U.S. Programs is committed to the well-being of children and youth here at home. We strengthen communities, promote justice and relieve suffering in the U.S. Learn more...
