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Caretaker Helen Morris hugs young children goodbye as they await being driven to foster homes or the homes of extended family members, at an interim care center for children exposed to the Ebola virus, in Monrovia, Liberia.

Homes and Hugs for West Africa's Ebola Orphans

At the heart of the Ebola outbreak, even children who escape infection face uncertain futures. So many have seen their mothers and fathers grow sick and then die from the disease. So many have been...

UNICEF Condemns Attacks on Children in Pakistan and Yemen

More than 100 children have been killed in Peshawar, Pakistan, and at least 15 school girls attacked in Yemen.

Gifts and Other Offerings that Give Back This Holiday

Are you looking for ways you can make a difference this holiday? Several of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s corporate partners are offering a variety of ways to give back this season. From soft toys to...

Put Children First This Holiday Season through American Airlines

As you travel to visit family and friends around the globe this holiday season, you can help make the world a better place for children. Simply donate your unused foreign and domestic currency via a...

In The Media: Celebuzz

UNICEF Market Featured in CelebBuzz

Western Union joins UNICEF to Provide Education for Syrian Children

Shut Out Trafficking Volunteers at UCF pose with Knightro

UKnighted to Shut Out Trafficking at UCF

This story features Shut Out Trafficking activities at the University of Central Florida, which took place between November 10-14 2014.

At least 1,000 people are now living in Kapangian Elementary School to take shelter from Super Typhoon Hagupit

Typhoon Hagupit (Ruby) Hits the Philippines

Slow-moving, yet dangerous, Hagupit affects more than 1 million people and 400,000 children. UNICEF mobilizes relief for hard-hit areas.

Botswana Field Visit

Regional Director, Emily Brouwer, and NW Board Member, Marimo Berk, traveled to see UNICEF's work in Botswana this past spring