Child Refugee & Migrant Crisis
For parents who must choose between putting food on the table and heating their family's tent, winter gear shipments are a lifesaver.
Lack of funding threatens to shut down a vital UNICEF recovery program for former child soldiers in South Sudan.
18-year-old Bodoor has her sights set on becoming an astronomer and Syria's first woman astronaut.
UNICEF is working to provide vital services to children and families trapped in limbo in the dangerous city of Matamoros, Mexico.
Current policies prevent families from accessing their legal right to protection in the U.S. as they seek asylum.
Working with partners, UNICEF provides psychosocial support programs to help children recover from the terrors of war.
Central Americans targeted by gangs face a difficult choice: leave everything behind and start over, or stay put and risk death.
Abnormally severe seasonal flooding in East Africa has left more than 1 million people in urgent need of assistance.
"We are barely breathing," said a mother of three. "Our lives have been destroyed."
Escalating conflict has displaced at least 160,000 people. UNICEF and partners are reaching families with emergency assistance.
As violence escalates in northeastern Syria, many children are at imminent risk of injury, death and displacement.
A new photo exhibition illustrates the physical, emotional & psychological impact of migration on the world's children.