UNICEF in Action

Stories about UNICEF's work for children around the world

A Former 'Lost Boy' Brings Clean, Safe Water to South Sudan Displaced by civil war as a child, Salva Dut founded a nonprofit that's building communities and helping to strengthen a young nation.
Lucy Meyer Is a Global Champion for Children With Disabilities On a visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Special Olympics gold medalist Lucy Meyer saw how social inclusion programs bring children together.
How UNICEF Innovates for Children New technologies are making the difference in fending off disease, malnutrition and sexual attacks — and they're giving kids a voice.
Help Kids Stay Warm This Winter Winter brings freezing temperatures to many parts of the Middle East and North Africa — putting already vulnerable children at great risk.
This Holiday Season, Give Back to Children With UNICEF Market Gifts Ride along with KTLA 5’s Megan Henderson on her travels to meet UNICEF Market artisans in Guatemala who make holiday gifts that give back.
For Many in Venezuela, Life Has Become Unbearable UNICEF is working with partners to support and protect children and families affected by Venezuela's profound economic and social crisis.
This Year, Give Thanks by Giving Back Celebrate this holiday season by giving back to those in need, with a Facebook fundraiser for UNICEF.
Thank You, Volunteers! An International Volunteer Day shout-out to volunteers who give their time and talents to supporting UNICEF's mission.
Yemen's Children Dream of Peace More than anything, Yemen's children wish the fighting would stop, so they could just be children again.
UNICEF and Johnson & Johnson: Teaming Up to Help Mothers and Children A new $10 million commitment from Johnson & Johnson will support and train health care workers to protect mothers and children worldwide.
Delivering Health Care on the Front Lines UNICEF and Johnson & Johnson's 30-year partnership has helped hundreds of thousands of women and children worldwide.
Nadia Murad Is Speaking Up for Victims of Sexual War Crimes Captured and tortured by ISIS fighters at 19, Nadia Murad is giving a voice to the girls and women who share her story.

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