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How UNICEF Supports Families to Prevent Child Labor in Madagascar

UNICEF's education and child protection programs focus on breaking the cycle of poverty and giving kids a brighter future.

On September 14, 2019 in the Bahamas, UNICEF Emergency Response Team member Lisa Deters plays with children evacuated in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian.

Restoring Calm — and Hope — After the Storm

The UNICEF USA Bridge Fund accelerated $1 million to meet the urgent needs of vulnerable children and families after Hurricane Dorian.

Abel, 6, loves going to his UNICEF-supported school and playing with his friends in Ethiopia.

Giving Machines Continue to Light the World

Latter-Day Saint Charities and UNICEF USA come together again to make a difference for children this holiday season.

Josephine Mukonyezi, 26, washes her hands at a tippy tap outside her family's pit latrine in Mutwe Village, Kamwenge District, Uganda in 2019. She learned about the health benefits of good sanitation through a UNICEF community education program.

It Takes a Village to Improve Community Sanitation and Hygiene

Every child has the right to safe water and sanitation, but in Uganda, poor hygiene conditions and unequal access to safe drinking water put the health and lives of thousands of children at risk every...

The George Harrison Fund For UNICEF Clubs Challenge

We're Challenging YOUR UNICEF Club to a fundraising competition. Participate in the Clubs Challenge for a chance to win!

Ask the Candidates Share Your Vision for Children

Vision for Children Letter

A letter written to each of the presidential candidates by UNICEF USA's National Youth Council

"We Are Americans. We Were Raised Here." A DACA Recipient's Story

In the wake of the Supreme Court decision upholding DACA, UNICEF USA's Giovana Ortiz-Barrera, herself a Dreamer, shares her story.

A UNICEF-supported female facilitator leads a Circle of Dialogue to discuss important social issues like health, hygiene, sanitation and HIV prevention at a church in the village of Rwaza in Musanze district, northern Rwanda.

In Photos: Zonta's 100 Years Empowering Women and Girls

On behalf of the UNICEF USA family and the tens of thousands of women and girls around the world whose lives have been changed for the better, we wish Zonta International a Happy 100th Birthday!

DACA recipient and high school valedictorian Mayte Lara Ibarra (in white) grew up in Texas. She left Mexico for the U.S. when she was 3.

UNICEF Stands With Dreamers and TPS Recipients

Join UNICEF in urging Congress to pass legislation that will allow Dreamers and those with TPS status to remain in the U.S.