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children smile as they shelter from the rain in Balukhali-Kutupalong, a refugee camp sheltering over 800,000 Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

Your Monthly Gift Will Help Rohingya Refugees Rebuild Their Lives

Steadfast donor support lets UNICEF make longterm strategic investments to protect and sustain vulnerable refugees in ongoing crises.

Children Killed and Injured Amid Escalating Violence in Sudan

A military assault on pro-democracy protesters poses another lethal threat to children suffering from decades of conflict and deprivation.

Little Saba was suffering from fever, diarrhea and acute malnutrition when her mother brought her to a UNICEF-supported Therapeutic Feeding Center in Yemen. Doctors there saved her life.

UNICEF Is Bringing Malnourished Children Back to Life in Yemen

Children in Yemen are growing up in impossible circumstances. After four years of civil war, homes are in ruins, schools have been destroyed and medical care is hard to come by. Spiralling inflation has pushed food prices sky-high.

UNICEF and partners treated Yemeni baby Yahya Hamoud Ali, 9 months, for malnutrition in Sana'a in October 2018.

Monthly Donations Sustain UNICEF Support for Yemen's Children

No child chooses to be born into crisis. Regular recurring donations let UNICEF plan for the future, so every dollar has maximum impact.

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Refugee Dads Prove the Power of a Father's Love

Displaced from their homes by violent conflict, persecution and economic instability, these refugee children all have one thing in common: loving fathers who are determined to support and protect their children against all odds.

Adolescent girls attend Karate class as part of a UNICEF-supported girls' empowerment program in the village of Madanpur, Jharkand, India in December 2016.

UNICEF and Dove Team Up To Empower and Educate Girls

Self-esteem and body confidence training helps girls around the world build self-assurance and reach their full potential.

Celebrating Lucy Meyer and the Special Olympics-UNICEF USA Partnership

An evening reception with family, friends and partners.

Syrian refugee Shaheen holds his 1-year-old son, Mohammad, in Jordan's Azraq refugee camp. Mohammad was born in the camp's UNICEF-supported pediatric ward.

VIDEO: Born a Refugee

UNICEF and partners make sure that children in Jordan's Azraq Refugee Camp get the immunizations they need to stay strong.

In May 2019, Congolese refugee Dieu-Merci Matala, 44, holds his infant daughter, Grace, near the Transnet harbor facility where he works in Cape Town, South Africa.

A Refugee Father Leaves Violence Behind in the DRC

Ten years ago, Dieu-Merci Matala arrived alone in South Africa, an asylum seeker fleeing from conflict and insecurity in his home country of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). "At first, I couldn't speak any English. Those days were so difficult."