Circle K International holds a week-long event for UNICEF's WASH
A collaboration between campus organizations at University of Houston raises awareness of UNICEF's WASH program
Nearly 900 Children Release from Armed Group in North-East Nigeria
MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA, 10 May 2019 – A total of 894 children, including 106 girls, were released from the ranks of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) in Maiduguri, north-east Nigeria today, as part of...
In Madagascar, UNICEF Mother Leaders Are Raising Up Their Community
In Tanandava, a small community in Madagascar's Anosy region, the ravages of climate change and drought are felt particularly hard. Food insecurity is a constant for many. Opportunities for children are often few and far between.
Remember Yemen on Ramadan's Night of Power
More than 24 million people in Yemen — including at least 11 million children — need humanitarian assistance. UNICEF is there to help.
UNICEF Model Mothers Lead the Way for Moms and Their Babies
Under the best of circumstances, motherhood can be a lonely business. The sleeplessness and 24-7 demands of a new baby can isolate new moms just when they need the support of others.
In Photos: Mothers Helping Mothers Around the World
Mother love knows no bounds — just ask any of the dedicated moms who work with UNICEF to improve the lives of vulnerable children around the world.
How UNICEF Helps Mothers in Côte d'Ivoire Stay Vigilant Against HIV
Eliminating the fears that come with being pregnant and HIV positive.
Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Announces Ebola Response Grants
Paul G. Allen Family Foundation partners with UNICEF to mobilize communities in response to Ebola in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
12 Children Killed in Past Two Weeks in Northwest Syria
NEW YORK, 4 MAY 2019 – “At least 12 children have been killed in northwestern Syria since April 20 as violence in the demilitarized zone continues to escalate. “More than 30,000 people have been...
Deadly Cyclones Are On the Rise and Climate Change Is To Blame
Cyclone Fani recently put millions at risk in India and Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Mozambique is still recovering from back-to-back cyclones that tore through the region in March and April, causing serious damage to the lives of thousands of children.