An estimated 5 million children in South Sudan are in urgent need of humanitarian support as the country sinks deeper into crisis. UNICEF is there.

There are 500,000 Rohingya refugee children growing up in refugee camps in Bangladesh, their families entirely dependent on humanitarian aid. Learn what UNICEF is doing to provide support and protect...

UNICEF USA salutes all those working toward the day when all children are vaccinated. Learn more about UNICEF's partners and ongoing initiatives that are helping to close immunization gaps around the...

UNICEF and partners have immunized millions of women all over the globe, helping to eliminate tetanus in dozens of countries. But that work must be accelerated to protect every mother and every child.

UNICEF helps vaccinate over 400 million of the world's children against polio each year — bringing the world ever closer to eradicating the virus. Yet children remain vulnerable, especially those in...

UNICEF and partners work to make sure every child has access to vaccines that protect against devastating and entirely preventable diseases like measles. 

Acute and serious, Ebola virus disease is often fatal if left untreated. UNICEF and partners are continuing to ramp up their Ebola outbreak response to protect and support children and families. 

UNICEF is committed to fighting COVID-19 and other deadly infectious diseases — working with global, national and local partners to strengthen prevention and treatment, focusing on protecting the most...

UNICEF, a global leader in humanitarian relief, responds to hundreds of emergencies every year — delivering lifesaving relief, safeguarding children's rights and protecting them from harm.

How UNICEF helps children, families and communities impacted by extreme weather, one of the most devastating impacts of climate change.