UNICEF has been supporting vulnerable children and families in Ukraine since 1997 — expanding and extending that work when conflict erupted in the eastern region in 2014, and then deploying a full-on...

UNICEF procures and ships over 1,200 different items from its supply hub in Copenhagen — the world’s largest humanitarian warehouse — to meet the needs of vulnerable children and families.

From digital innovations to innovative financing tools, the many ways UNICEF stays on the cutting edge of humanitarian work — advancing promising new ideas and increasing its impact for children.

With global, government and grassroots partners, UNICEF is working toward an AIDS-free world — improving protections for children and families against HIV infection and making treatment services more...

UNICEF and partners offer nursing mothers around the world the support they need to help their babies thrive.

Developed by UNICEF and Microsoft, this innovative mobile online/offline learning platform provides children with continuous access to quality education — no classroom required. 

UNICEF is helping countries build stronger educational systems that address girls’ needs and bolster their progress. UNICEF also supports local programs that remove major obstacles to girls' education...

Let Us Learn offers alternative pathways to education for out-of-school children.