Child Survival
Support is urgently needed to help fund UNICEF's emergency nutrition, health and protection services in the country amid multiple crises.
In Yemen, the death of his father forced 12-year-old Anas out of school and into the workforce. [VIDEO]
Families raced for shelter as the strongest storm to hit the Philippines in 2021 bore down on the country's southeastern islands.
Despite decades of advocacy and enhanced monitoring and response, children continue to bear the brunt of war.
After yet another devastating storm in the Philippines, UNICEF and partners are on the ground, providing urgent assistance.
UNICEF appeals for support to ramp up relief efforts for children and families in the country's northern Tigray region and beyond.
Q&A with UNICEF Migration Program Specialist Rhonda Fleischer, who explains the intricacies of UNICEF's work in the United States.
Parwana, 4, weighed less than 20 lbs. Then she started a regimen of UNICEF-supplied Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food.
The Director of UNICEF’s Office of Emergency Programs reports on the urgent and growing needs of children: "There is no time to waste."
UNICEF launches $9.4 billion emergency funding appeal for the 177 million children affected by conflict, the climate crisis and COVID-19.
UNICEF is scaling its humanitarian response — but more support is needed to save and protect children from malnutrition and other threats.
As temperatures plummet, UNICEF and partners are delivering warm winter clothes to protect children in Syria. You can help.