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Millones de niños alrededor del mundo son afectados por la violencia, la explotación y el abuso.

Remote Volunteer Consulting: Nicaragua

NextGen Remote Volunteer Consulting Opportunity in 2015 Ashley Lucchese has been serving the UNICEF Nicaragua Country Office for the past year as a Remote Consultant, focusing on Advocacy and...

Children Get Active with UNICEF USA in a Water Walk

Throughout this summer, UNICEF USA Community Engagement Fellow, Chandni Jain, and Intern, Ciara Stewart, have led a Water Walk at a camp in San Francisco. The goals of the Water Walk are to teach camp...

Ensuring All Children Thrive: A Global Challenge

UNICEF USA Sheds Light on the Importance of ECD

Highlighting Early Childhood Development on Capitol Hill

President & CEO of UNICEF USA, Caryl M. Stern visits children in Guatemala being helped by UNICEF

UNICEF USA Marks a Milestone in Securing Federal Funding for UNICEF

"The lion’s share of the credit for this interim, bipartisan victory belongs to our supporters."

On July 12, 2017 at the Alsonainah Health Center in Sana'a, Yemen, children with acute watery diarrhea/suspected cholera are treated with oral rehydration solution.

Cholera Crisis in Yemen: UNICEF's Race to Save Children

Cholera is preventable and treatable — yet 7,000 new cases are being reported in Yemen every day. Many children may die.

Fighting Famine: UNICEF Heroes in Action

As famine looms over much of Africa and the Middle East, UNICEF's trained specialists are working to save the lives of millions of children.

Two young children drinking safe water in the village of Kotouba, in northwest Côte d'Ivoire.

Clean Water: A Right, Not A Privilege

There is enough clean water on the planet for everyone. Yet every day, millions of children go without. Some three in ten people — 2.1 billion — have no safe drinking water at home, according to a new...

Ethiopia Scores Huge Health Win for Mothers and Babies

With UNICEF's help, Ethiopia becomes the 42nd nation to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus, a cruel, centuries-old disease, since 2000.