When disaster strikes, UNICEF is often among the first on the ground, prepositioning supplies, supporting response efforts and assisting with the recovery.

UNICEF helps save and protect child victims of war and violence through evidence-based interventions and response services in more than 140 countries. Learn more, including how to help.

Every year, UNICEF responds to hundreds of humanitarian emergencies around the world — braving war zones, treacherous terrain, disasters and disease to protect the most vulnerable children. Before...

Much progress has been made in the new millennium towards gender equality, but much more needs to be done to ensure that girls and boys worldwide have the same rights, resources and protections to...

UNICEF includes children with disabilities in all facets of its programming. And UNICEF won’t stop until every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected.

With guidance from UNICEF, communities in the United States are developing action plans to ensure local policies are prioritizing the best interests of children and youth.

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Children are concerned about the future. UNICEF knows they have the most at stake — and works to safeguard their rights, and to ensure their voices are heard.

UNICEF works in many different ways to ensure that children are not only healthy, educated and protected, but also respected.

Every day, UNICEF workers brave war zones, treacherous terrain, disasters and disease to make the world a better place for kids. This includes delivering safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)...

Every day, UNICEF workers brave war zones, disasters and disease to deliver lifesaving support. This includes preventing, detecting and treating malnutrition. Every year, hundreds of millions of...