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The needs of refugee and migrant children have never been greater. Worldwide, 28 million children have been driven from their homes by violence and conflict.
UNICEF’s Chief of Emergencies for West and Central Africa explains how UNICEF delivers humanitarian aid to children in conflict settings.
When migrating children and families emerge from the treacherous Darién Gap, UNICEF is there to provide urgently needed support and care. [VIDEO]
In the 1980s, UNICEF and partners took on Guinea worm, a debilitating parasitic disease. Joining them in that fight: former President Jimmy Carter.
Here are 10 major advances that UNICEF and partners helped make possible.
As famine looms, UNICEF is on the ground with partners delivering lifesaving humanitarian assistance to children and families.
UNICEF remains committed to reaching children and families impacted by conflict and other crises in Sudan with lifesaving support and protection.