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Celebrating Lucy Meyer and the Special Olympics-UNICEF USA Partnership

An evening reception with family, friends and partners.

Syrian refugee Shaheen holds his 1-year-old son, Mohammad, in Jordan's Azraq refugee camp. Mohammad was born in the camp's UNICEF-supported pediatric ward.

VIDEO: Born a Refugee

UNICEF and partners make sure that children in Jordan's Azraq Refugee Camp get the immunizations they need to stay strong.

In May 2019, Congolese refugee Dieu-Merci Matala, 44, holds his infant daughter, Grace, near the Transnet harbor facility where he works in Cape Town, South Africa.

A Refugee Father Leaves Violence Behind in the DRC

Ten years ago, Dieu-Merci Matala arrived alone in South Africa, an asylum seeker fleeing from conflict and insecurity in his home country of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). "At first, I couldn't speak any English. Those days were so difficult."

Born a Refugee, Mohammad Is Growing Up Healthy, Thanks to UNICEF

UNICEF and partners make sure that children in Jordan's Azraq Refugee Camp get the immunizations they need to stay strong.

UNICEF UNITEs in Atlanta for Mothers

UNICEF UNITE Atlanta celebrated at Public School 404 in West Midtown and raised enough money to vaccinate 220 women and their babies.

Gema Jimenez: Fierce Protector of Migrant Children — and Their Rights

UNICEF Mexico’s Gema Jimenez helps Central American migrant children build resilience on their difficult journeys toward a brighter future.

Adolescent girls in Jharkhand, India, participate in a body-mapping activity, part of a UNICEF-supported program to improve menstrual health and hygiene and help girls stay in school.

UNICEF and Duke University to Team Up on Menstrual Hygiene

A new partnership aims to accelerate innovative, sustainable solutions to one of the biggest issues for adolescent girls.

Caseworker Simon Char is checking up on 11-year-old Diech Gwang in the Protecion of the Civilian (PoC) site in Malakal, South Sudan. He has been separated from his family for four years and Simon is trying to find out if his parents are alive.

Reuniting Families Split by War Is All in a Day's Work for Simon Char

Thousands of children have gone missing since civil war broke out in South Sudan five years ago. Separated from their families in the chaos of war, these children are desperate to be reunited with their parents.

On May 5, 2019 in Atmeh, close to the Turkish border with Syria, trucks carrying families fleeing escalating violence in Idlib.

Giving Monthly Sustains UNICEF's Work in Syria's Ongoing Crisis

Steadfast support from monthly donors enables UNICEF to be there for children in need, whether they're on the front page or not.