Child Survival

As the Rainy Season Approaches, A Rush of Aid to South Sudan
From Juba, Chris Tidey writes of 27,000 people seeking refuge from violence.
Children fill containers with water from a communal foot-activated pump, in the village of Kiendi-Walogo, Zanzan Region. A reflection of two children is in the closest water bowl.
3 Numbers to Consider on World Water Day
1,400 daily deaths, 10 countries, 71% of the burden.
Children Caught in Central African Republic Inspire with Smiles
Kent Page reports from the field.
A young girl washes her hands with soap after using the latrine in Uganda.
How Your Dollars Turn Into Clean Water
UNICEF helps engineers and entrepreneurs create new water sources.
Infographic: Syria’s Children Under Siege
Infographic: Syrian Children Under Siege
Learn more about the conflict's long-term impact on children.
Boys smile at the camera while one plays on a UNICEF guitar in the Philipines.
Four Months After Typhoon Haiyan
A new UNICEF report describes progress made and the challenges ahead.
Nine-year-old Alladin collects used ammunition to sell as scrap metal in Aleppo, Syria, March 2014. © NICLAS HAMMARSTRÖM
UNICEF Report: Children Under Siege in Syria
The devastating impact on children of three years of conflict in Syria.
UNICEF on the Frontline: Under Fire in South Sudan
UNICEF specialist Masumi Yamashina was trapped for nearly a week.
A baby look at the camera after the typhoon
Super Typhoon Haiyan Strikes the Philippines
Typhoon Haiyan brought relentless winds and a catastrophic storm surge.
Giorgio Armani Fragrances’ Acqua for Life Campaign Celebrates Five Years
Happy fifth birthday, Acqua for Life!
2 young girls stand at the Treasure Life Centre in Uganda.
Put Down Your Phone, Save a Child's Life
Just 10 minutes unlocks one day of clean, safe drinking water for a child.
On 26 November 2013 in Jordan, a man pushes his daughter in a wheelchair, in a refugee camp near the Syrian border
New Report on the World’s Most Urgent Children’s Crises
Funding needed now for Syria, South Sudan and the Central African Republic.

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