UNICEF in Action

Stories about UNICEF's work for children around the world

Health Workers Save Lives Amid Conflict in Ethiopia Frontline health workers like Sedalia Abdulahi provide emergency care for children displaced by violence in Ethiopia. [VIDEO]
A Cold, Dark Winter for the Children of Ukraine Attacks on energy infrastructure are causing heat and power outages across Ukraine. [VIDEO]
UNICEF WASH Improvements Help Kids Stay Healthy at School in Tunisia UNICEF and partners are renovating school WASH facilities in Tunisia to increase attendance and improve learning outcomes.
Holiday Train Brings Hope & Support to Children Caught in Ukraine War UNICEF is working with Ukraine's Ministry of Social Policy and Ukrainian Railways to reach children affected by a year filled with war.
Thank You From UNICEF USA UNICEF's impact for children wouldn't be possible without donors like you. Thank you for being there for kids in 2022. [VIDEO]
Partners Helped UNICEF Create a Better Future for Children in 2022 Year in and year out, UNICEF and partners team up to provide life-changing support for children in need.
Blind Teacher Helps Refugee and Migrant Children in Peru Through a program delivered by UNICEF with funding from Education Cannot Wait, Carlos Espinoza helps children realize their dreams.
As Cholera Cases Surge Worldwide, UNICEF Helps Countries Fight Back From Haiti to Syria to Pakistan, UNICEF is rushing supplies for treatment and prevention, but more support is needed.
In a Year of Conflict & Climate Change, UNICEF Stepped Up for Children Wherever children are in need, UNICEF is there to help. A look back at UNICEF's impact for children in 2022.
How to Better Support Child Migrants in the U.S. A joint UNICEF-MPI report offers strategies for improving access to critical services during what is often a difficult transition.
K.I.N.D. Fund Scholarships Keep Girls in School in Malawi UNICEF and MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell created the K.I.N.D. Fund scholarship program to help girls in Malawi get a quality education.
A Malnutrition Tragedy Averted in Afghanistan Treated for severe acute malnutrition last year, 5-year-old Parwana is now excited to go to school. Her family still struggles to get by.

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