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UNICEF NextGen Is Protecting Babies and New Moms in the DR

UNICEF Next Generation members are using their influence to lower maternal and neonatal mortality rates across the Dominican Republic.

On 11 July 2019 in Bangladesh, (left-right) Mohammad Jonayed, Jannatul Noor, Mohammad Shoyef and Ramjana Begum outside their shelter in Jamtoli camp in Cox's Bazar.

Your Zakat Helps UNICEF Save and Protect Rohingya Children

Monsoon season brings fresh hardships for families already on the brink in Bangladesh. With your support, UNICEF is there to help.

A child from Yemen's Al-Meshquafah camp for internally displaced people, 2019.

How UNICEF Helps Protect Yemen's Most Vulnerable Children

In Yemen, an Emergency Cash Transfer Project is helping 1.5 million families cover basic food, health and education needs.

Syrian refugee children are pictured in an informal settlement near Terbol in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon.

With Your Zakat, UNICEF Is Helping Children Survive the Syrian Crisis

Here are some ways generous donor support helps give hope to children growing up in the shadow of conflict.

UNICEF works with partners to support efforts in countries to vaccinate children so they are protected against deadly diseases such as cholera, measles, meningitis and pneumonia.

Revving the Innovation Engine

A new Sprint Support program aims to accelerate innovation in immunization programs for children.

UNICEF and partners are providing lifesaving assistance to 70,000 children and families living in Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria.

Tens of Thousands of Children in Syria's Al-Hol Camp Need Help Now

As summer temperatures soar, UNICEF is on the ground, providing immediate lifesaving assistance to more than 70,000 people facing a dire humanitarian situation in Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria near the Iraq border.

Jamal Hossain's daughter Jui, 30 months, attends a UNICEF-supported day care center at the garment factory where he works outside Dhaka, Bangladesh on December 6, 2018..

Family-Friendly Policies: A Winning Investment for Children & Society

To give parents the time they need to build their babies' brains, UNICEF is working to support family-friendly policies around the world, and calling on businesses and governments to redesign the workplace of the future by investing in these policies.

A health worker wearing a gown, gloves and goggles checks a child potentially infected with Ebola being carried on the back of a caregiver at the Ebola Treatment Center of Beni, North Kivu province, Democratic Republic of Congo on March 24, 2019.

Ebola Crisis in DRC Declared a Public Health Emergency

UNICEF and partners are on the ground working to stop the deadly outbreak in the embattled Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Survivors Care for Children Orphaned by Ebola in the DRC

More than 2,500 people have been infected and nearly 1,700 people have died since the second largest Ebola outbreak in history began last August in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).