This week on the World Vision Report:

West Bank kids (known as 'checkpoint children') pitch in to support their families ... In Mexico, one man's trash is another man's treasure ... ... Belanova, the Grammy award winner from Mexico, sings 'Paso El Tiempo' ... Women run the businesses in Somaliland's capital ... Your mechanic in Pakistan? Just a young child of 8 ... Angelique Kidjo has been influenced by Africa's greatest musical superstar ... The enduring popularity of boxing, a highly competitive sport in Sokoto, Nigeria ... Hidden diseases that afflict the poor in the U.S. ... A black market in passports in Somaliland, a country no one recognizes ... The sound of music from two very different churches in Liberia.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Chile's earthquake spurs a reporter's search ... World Vision works with sponsored children in the earthquake aftermath in Chile ... Climate change erodes the lifestyle of the Kuna, a Panamanian archipelago ... Musician Todd Shea helps earthquake victims in Pakistan ... Ajami, an Israeli film, is nominated for an Oscar ... 'Pray the Devil Back to Hell' documentary highlights the power of peaceful protest in Liberia ... Ten-year-old Ossama draws his memories of war in Iraq ... Rape, robbery, and rudeness: What taxi drivers in Nairobi worry about ... Zap Mama's Marie Daulne explores her African roots through music.

This week on the World Vision Report:

Earthquake-stricken Haiti's massive cleanup effort begins ... A snowboarder uses the slopes and the stage of Vancouver to raise money for Haiti ... A free healthcare clinic in Canada's Olympic village cares for athletes ... One man finds a solution to a health care crisis in Kenya and Rwanda ... Stylists in New York give a group of women a Valentine's Day treat ... A stunned reporter gives a surprise speech to a mystery audience in India ... A parrot in Pakistan offers a fortune — and advice ... A search for missing boys in the black kilns of China ... Leslie Chang writes about 'Factory Girls,' young women who flock to China's cities ... Charming toys made in Mexico from discarded aerosol cans.