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UNICEF-supported polio vaccinators go door-to-door in Pakistan, protecting children from a crippling disease.
Measles claimed 207,500 lives in 2019 — a 50 percent jump in three years — prompting renewed calls for action to protect every child.
The fight against polio is personal for these UNICEF heroes. It can be for you, too. All it takes is $19 to send polio vaccines to 100 kids
UNICEF-supported vaccinators are going door-to-door to immunize Afghanistan's children from polio.
Vaccination campaigns disrupted by COVID-19 have resumed in Pakistan and Afghanistan, the last two polio-endemic countries in the world.
A call to action to prevent COVID-19 from wiping out decades of progress against other diseases.
UNICEF raises the alarm as an overburdened health system struggles to save and protect vulnerable children.
Community health workers won't stop until they've vaccinated every woman of reproductive age against tetanus.
Measles anywhere is a threat everywhere. That's why UNICEF vaccinated 28.9 million children against the potentially deadly virus in 2019.
UNICEF and partners are working to protect mothers and babies from maternal and neonatal tetanus.
Experienced vaccinators are changing attitudes and protecting children in even the hardest-to-reach parts of Pakistan.
Babies in the DRC are no longer at risk of contracting tetanus, thanks to immunization and education campaigns by UNICEF and partners.