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Haiti Earthquake: 5 Ways to Help
However you like to help — sending emergency supplies, donating monthly, shopping for good or starting a fundraiser — UNICEF has you covered
Haiti’s 7.2 magnitude earthquake on August 14, 2021 destroyed many schools and damaged others, including College Mazenod in Camp-Perrin, Les Cayes.
After the Earthquake, UNICEF Is Working to Help Haiti's Schools Reopen
Haiti's earthquake destroyed and damaged schools. UNICEF is working to get kids back into the classroom.
Patients are transported for care at Immaculate Conception Hospital in Les Cayes, Haiti on August 15, 2021, following the 7.2 earthquake that struck the region on August 14, 2021.
UNICEF Rushes Aid to Haiti's Earthquake Victims
UNICEF staff and volunteers are on the ground in Haiti, helping the injured and delivering supplies.
Children displaced by violence fill bottles with water near Peer Mohammad Kakar High School in Dasht-e-Padola, southern Kabul, Afghanistan on August 14, 2021.
UNICEF Is On the Ground in Afghanistan, Protecting Children and Women
For more than 70 years, UNICEF has been supporting the rights of children and women in Afghanistan. We won't stop.
Thirteen-year-old Emtinan is back in the classroom at a UNICEF-supported school in Marib, Yemen, after missing a year of school.
UNICEF Helps Children Return to School in Yemen
Forced out of school by Yemen's civil war, children are struggling to catch up, with help from UNICEF. 13-year-old Emtinan shares her story.
People look for survivors in the rubble in the neighborhood of Dexia 6, Les Cayes, Haiti on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti's southwest peninsula.
Young UNICEF U-Reporters Aid Earthquake Relief Efforts in Haiti
After a deadly earthquake, Haiti's young U-Reporters stepped up as real-time news gatherers and frontline rescue workers.
People drive past the remains of the Sacré Coeur des Cayes church in Les Cayes on August 15, 2021, after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti’s southwest peninsula.
Major Earthquake Hits Haiti
Severe damage was reported following a magnitude 7.2 earthquake. UNICEF is working with partners to rush vital assistance to those in need.
Forced out of their home by heavy fighting, 12-year-old Ahmed and his family took shelter in a partially damaged school in Yemen's Hajjah governorate.
Students in Yemen Are Determined to Learn, Against All Odds
Years of conflict have jeopardized the future of Yemen's children. UNICEF works with partners to ensure all kids receive a quality education
Ababa, 25, brought her 6-month-old baby girl, Wegahta, to a UNICEF-supported nutrition screening site in Gijet in southern TIgray on July 20, 2021.
Hunger Crisis Intensifies in Tigray
New screening data shows 100,000 children could die from severe acute malnutrition in the next year as conflict rages in northern Ethiopia.
Amal, 13, and her sister helped clear debris at their school in Achrafieh in the days following the explosion.
Needs Still Acute for Families Impacted by Beirut Blast
UNICEF is reaching vulnerable children and families in Lebanon with critical support. But needs in the country are massive — and multiplying
One of many children being treated for acute malnutrition at the UNICEF-supported pediatric unit of the Hospital Immaculee Conception in Les Cayes, Haiti
Crisis in Haiti: 1 in 3 Children in Urgent Need of Humanitarian Aid
With vulnerable children and families facing multiple threats to their health and safety, UNICEF seeks support to ramp up its response.
Gelabo IPD Camp in Ethiopia's Konzo Zone is one of six set up to house families displaced by violence in the region in late 2020.
Displaced by Violence in Ethiopia: A 9-Year-Old's Story
UNICEF is working to improve conditions in IPD camps in Ethiopia, where displaced families are struggling to survive.

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