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Elham Mohammad of Al Nawa’im District, Hajjah Governorate, Yemen, sits with her daughter Orjwan, 3, as she is examined and treated for malnutrition by a health worker at the UNICEF-supported Al Dhaher health unit in Hajjah. 
Yemen Crisis
How is UNICEF responding to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen?
Ballet dancers from Ukraine stretch and ready themselves onstage before a performance.
Ballet Benefit Raises Funds to Help Ukraine's Children
The Ukraine Ballet Benefit has raised more than $800K to support Ukrainians in need.
A primary school student in Lilongwe, Malawi, receives supplies from UNICEF to help contain the spread of cholera — allowing the school to reopen in the midst of the country's cholera outbreak.
UNICEF Responds to Cholera Emergency in Malawi
As cholera cases continue to rise, UNICEF scales up water, sanitation and hygiene support — helping schools reopen safely to students.
A young Ukrainian refugee plays in a UNICEF-UNHCR Blue Dot center in Brasov, Romania.
UNICEF in Ukraine
A look at some of the ways UNICEF is supporting children and families impacted by the war Ukraine.
Waleed Al-Ahdal, 25, holds his youngest daughter, 2-year-old Ghosoon, outside the family's current home in a camp for internally displaced families in Yemen's Marib governorate.
In Yemen, Each Ramadan Is Harder Than the Last
UNICEF helps struggling families make ends meet in war-torn Yemen. [VIDEO]
Nine-month-old Nour is treated for malnutrition at a UNICEF-supported health center in Sana'a, Yemen.
This Ramadan, Children in Yemen Are Struggling to Survive
More than 70 percent of Yemen's population, including 12.9 million children, need humanitarian aid. UNICEF is working to save lives.
UNICEF Communication Officer Moeed Hussain gives blankets to a family during UNICEF’s winter kits distribution in Zangi Brohi Village, Dadu District, Sindh Province.
'Children Are Still Dying' in Pakistan, UNICEF Warns World
A call for support to help build community resiliency in flood-impacted areas and advance longer-term goals for children.
In Kotlyareve, Mykolaiv region, Ukraine, 5-year-old Ulyana and her brothers were thrilled to open a box from UNICEF containing warm winter clothes.
UNICEF Provides Warm Winter Clothes for Ukraine's Children
Winter clothes delivered by UNICEF help keep children in Ukraine warm as temperatures plummet.
Eight-year-old Eva shares a room with her mother and sister in a modular complex for people who have lost their homes in Irpin, Ukraine.
Winter Relief for Ukraine's Children
UNICEF is scaling up life-sustaining programs to help children in Ukraine make it through the long winter. More help is needed.
A child suffering from severe acute malnutrition is given Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) at a camp for families displaced by flooding in Pakistan.
As Floodwaters Recede, Grave Risks Remain for Children in Pakistan
UNICEF continues relief operations to help millions of children still suffering the effects of the catastrophic 2022 monsoon season.
Road to recovery: at left, 1-year-old Aisha, the day she arrived in critical condition at a UNICEF-supported treatment center in Puntland, Somalia; at right, three days after treatment began.
Dangers Deepening for Children Caught in Horn of Africa Drought Crisis
The number of lives threatened by catastrophic conditions has doubled in the last five months. A look at UNICEF's action plan for 2023.
Sisters Anya, 10, left, and Polina, 11, evacuate their home in eastern Ukraine with their mother and siblings.
Cash Assistance Program Brings Hope to Ukrainian Families in Crisis
Flexible humanitarian cash transfers help families devastated by war in Ukraine meet their most urgent needs.

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