New Friends: Romanian Children Welcome Ukrainian Refugees
For Ukrainian children forced out of their homes by the war, a warm reception from children in their host community can make a world of difference.
The Fight to Stop Cholera in Malawi
UNICEF is supporting an emergency response to a cholera outbreak in Malawi to minimize the impact on vulnerable children and families.
The Use Of Explosive Weapons In Populated Areas Must Stop - UNICEF Strongly Condemns The Killing Of Three Children In Iraq
NEW YORK (July 20, 2022) – "At least three children were killed and several wounded in Zakho, northern Iraq, today. This is devastating proof of the need to stop the use of explosive weapons in...
Locally Made Therapeutic Food Saves Children's Lives in Indonesia
Indonesia's first locally produced Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food is a breakthrough for treating the country's severely wasted children.
Sports as Mental Health Support for Ukrainian Children
UNICEF gives children caught up in conflict or crisis a safe place to play, where they can just be kids again and find a bit of normalcy.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Burkina Faso
As levels of violence, water scarcity and food insecurity rise, UNICEF is on the ground, reaching children no other organization can.
UNICEF Providing Urgent Aid to Children After Afghanistan's Earthquake
UNICEF is working with partners to rush aid to children and families still reeling from the deadly earthquake that shook southeastern Afghanistan.
Steep Declines in Childhood Vaccinations Prompt Call to Action
New data show immunization rates in 2021 plunged to their lowest levels since 2008. Why that matters and what needs to happen next.
As Malnutrition Rates Soar in Burkina Faso, UNICEF Steps Up Assistance
Food insecurity is on the rise in Burkina Faso. UNICEF is increasing efforts to reach vulnerable children in need.
The National Youth Council Takes on NYC!
Last month, the 2021-22 UNICEF USA National Youth Council traveled to New York City for the weekend, the first in-person gathering in three years.