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The LatinX Factor – The Power of the LatinX Community

National Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes Hispanic Americans who enrich our country through their diverse culture and contributions.

Gelsi, 3, daughter of Lisa Kurniasari, holds a plate of tofu at her home in Paseban Village, Klaten, Central Java Province, Indonesia, on 8 September 2021

Fed to Fail? UNICEF Report Shows Global Crisis in Children’s Diets

Millions of children are at risk of irreversible harm due to poor nutrition during their early — and most critical — years of life.

After an Earthquake, a Mother's Nightmare in Haiti

Donate Now The door to Mélienne Dessir's house barely closes. The entire back section of the building fell into the sea the day the earthquake hit Pestel, in southwestern Haiti. That morning, August...

A UNICEF team is in Cuidad Acuña, Coahuila, to evaluate the situation of Haitian children and families of Haitian origin who have entered Mexico from the United States.

Majority Expelled to Haiti From U.S. Border Are Children and Women

UNICEF is concerned about Haitian families being transported from the U.S. border to Haiti, and working to provide them with basic services.

One-year-old Ghosson was treated for severe acute malnutrition at UNICEF-supported Al Sadaqa Hospital in Aden, Yemen in 2021.

Nutrition Crisis in Yemen

After running away to escape an abusive home life in eastern Ukraine, 15-year-old Valia called a UNICEF-supported help line for help.

It's Okay Not To Be Okay

Children are being hit hard by the uncertainty, isolation and loss surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Safe reopening of schools with UNICEF support in Serrinha, in the northeastern state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.

Back to School in a Pandemic

Please Donate As children and teachers around the world head back to the classroom, UNICEF is working with UNESCO, the World Food Program and ministries of education to ensure schools are operating...