Dehydration in Kids: Early Warning Signs and Treatment
UNICEF staff are experts in preventing and treating symptoms of dehydration in children. Learn how to spot the signs and protect your loved ones.
Reflections of a Young Journalist in Honduras
A UNICEF-supported program for young journalists helps give opportunities to struggling Honduran youth.
On Capitol Hill, UNICEF USA Supporters #UNITE4Children
UNICEF USA supporters from 39 states are joining forces today to urge elected officials to maintain support for UNICEF.
The Power of Sports and Play
A look at how UNICEF protects and promotes children's right to play — helping them reap the benefits — around the world.
Thousands of Children in Need of Urgent Humanitarian Assistance Amid Severe Flooding as Cyclone Idai Hits Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe – UNICEF
LILONGWE / MAPUTO / HARARE / NAIROBI / NEW YORK (March 17, 2019) – Almost 850,000 people – around half of whom are estimated to be children – have been affected by severe flooding in Malawi and...
In Cyclone Idai's Wake, UNICEF Is Mobilizing in Mozambique and Malawi
A population already in despair struggles to cope with new devastation.
Cyclone Idai has Made Landfall in Mozambique’s Sofala Region Close to the City of Beira, Causing Severe Damage with its Strong Winds and Severe Flooding
BEIRA / NEW YORK (March 15, 2019) – During the night to Friday the intense tropical Cyclone Idai has made landfall in Mozambique’s Sofala region close to the city of Beira, causing severe damage with...
Stories of Courage from Honduras
Barron Segar is the Chief Development Officer and Executive Vice President of UNICEF USA. Here, his notes from a recent field visit.
Intensification of Fighting Impeding Humanitarian Access and Displacing Thousands in Hajjah, Yemen
SANA’A / NEW YORK (March 13, 2019) – “The most recent attack in Hajjah, north of Hudaydah, on March 9, took yet another devastating toll on the children of Yemen: 12 were killed while at home and...