Child Refugee & Migrant Crisis
Child migrants and refugees have to leave almost everything behind. A treasured object from home can help preserve memories — and hope.
School is a place to heal and grow strong for traumatized children growing up in Jordan's Azraq and Za'atari refugee camps.
Displaced by violence, Syrian children growing up in Jordan's Za'atari refugee camp cling to beloved mementos of a peaceful past.
Conflict and crisis have driven them from their homes, but these refugee dads are determined to see their children grow up healthy and safe.
Ten years after fleeing conflict and insecurity in the DRC, a loving father is nurturing his young family in South Africa.
UNICEF Mexico’s Gema Jimenez helps Central American migrant children build resilience on their difficult journeys toward a brighter future.
UNICEF is working to protect and support ethnic Muslim Rohingya families crowded into refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Millions of Syrians spent another Ramadan praying for the day they can go home again. UNICEF is on the ground helping.
Children are compelled to leave their homeland — but they would much rather stay. UNICEF helps make it possible.
A teenager & her family left Venezuela for Brazil. UNICEF learning spaces are making the transition to a new education system less daunting.
With new groups arriving every day, UNICEF is amping up support for migrants, refugees and their host communities in Colombia.
Across Syria, families struggle to maintain traditional celebrations, to give their children a sense of normalcy.