Menu

UNICEF in action

Displaying 1729 - 1737 of 2040

Region

Issue

Emergency

Programs & Partners

Person Using Smartphone

How UNICEF Got a Low-Tech Lifeline to Teens Facing Hurricane Irma

U-Report gives kids in danger a voice — and a way to reach out for help.

On 7 September 2017 in Haiti, children and women wade through a street in Hinche as Hurricane Irma approaches.

How to Give With Confidence in an Emergency

Even in a fast-moving emergency, it’s worth finding out whether your donation is going where it will do the most good.

Senate State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee Markup of FY 2018 Appropriations

Senate Appropriators Sustain UNICEF's Funding

UNICEF’s funding maintained at the same level of $132.5 million

CA Rep. Nanette Diaz Barrgan's Office

Advocacy Spotlight: Alexandra Grossi

This Advocacy Spotlight focuses on Alexandra Grossi, an extremely active UNICEF USA supporter and CAT member in Los Angeles

Children on their way home after a day in a child-friendly school in Mougna, Dienne District, central Mali. UNICEF provides each student with a blue backpack filled with school supplies like pens, pencils and rulers.

Sending Kids Back to School Packed With Potential

UNICEF is working hard to ensure that children everywhere can look forward to a bright and promising future.

Water in Times of Crisis

When famine and disaster strike, clean water and sanitation prevent a cycle of disease and malnutrition.

Crowd Walking in the Street

Child Crisis in Nigeria: More Children Used as Human Bombs

Girls and boys in northeast Nigeria are being strapped to explosives and sent to carry out deadly attacks on civilians.

Communities in Sierra Leone have been engulfed in a mudslide and flood. Hundreds have died and thousands of displaced children are in need of water and sanitation.

Sierra Leone Mudslides: Families in Agony

Two weeks after being engulfed in a mudslide and flood, nearly 500 have died, 600 more are missing, and thousands of children need help.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and education activist Muzoon Almellehan meets with girls at a sewing class in a refugee camp in Chad.

"When You Have an Education, Nobody Can Take It Away from You"

UNICEF 's youngest Goodwill Ambassador, Syrian education activist Muzoon Almellehan, has a message for girls everywhere: Stay in school.