Child Survival
A Q&A with the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights Texas office about the group's work on behalf of unaccompanied migrant children.
This year alone, nearly 2.3 million children under the age of 5 in Yemen are likely to suffer from acute malnutrition.
Water is the key to improving children's health and better educational outcomes.
UNICEF's Water for Guinea project is making safe water more accessible in vulnerable communities — a mission that's more critical than ever.
Caught in a bomb attack in Aleppo years ago, 18-year-old Saja's resilient spirit helped her survive, and hold fast to her dreams.
As a decade of violence, economic crisis and now COVID-19 pushes families to the brink, 90 percent of Syria's children need support.
A Q&A with Jewish Family Service about their team's legal and advocacy work for families seeking asylum in the United States.
Since the start of the Syrian civil war, UNICEF has been working to meet the needs of children and families struggling to survive.
UNICEF-supported polio vaccinators go door-to-door in Pakistan, protecting children from a crippling disease.
Migration Program Specialist Rhonda Fleischer discusses how the pandemic and a new policy landscape are shaping UNICEF strategy.
UNICEF's education programs in the war-torn country are reaching tens of thousands more students in need every year.
UNICEF helps children formerly associated with armed groups recover from trauma and put their lives back together.