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1 in 3 Children Worldwide Have Lead Poisoning UNICEF and partner Pure Earth report alarming rates of lead poisoning in children and an urgent call to action to strengthen protections.
Vision for Children UNICEF USA's National Youth Council sends letters to each of the presidential candidates asking them to share their vision for children.
UNICEF & the World Bank Get Cash Aid to Yemeni Families in Need UNICEF's Sara Beysolow Nyanti reflects on successes and challenges of maintaining a massive cash transfer program in Yemen during COVID-19.
Tropical Storm Gonzalo Bearing Down on Several Caribbean Islands As the 2020 season's seventh named storm drenches the Caribbean, UNICEF readies emergency supplies to help communities hard hit by COVID-19.
Burundi Needs More Soap to Stay Safe. A New Partnership Aims to Help To fight COVID-19, UNICEF has joined forces with soap maker Savonor to make handwashing cheaper and easier for children and families.
Sports Help Children With Disabilities Learn and Cope With COVID-19 During the COVID-19 school closures, regular exercise is more important than ever for all children, including those with disabilities.
CEO Statement on School Reopenings UNICEF USA shares the goal of children returning to school this fall, in a way that is safe for all students and teachers.
Syrian Youth Make Masks to Protect Children and Families from COVID-19Since the beginning of the conflict in Syria nine years ago, the UNICEF-supported youth center in Jaramana, rural Damascus has helped young people cope with years of violence and displacement and restore a sense of normalcy to their lives.