Breadcrumb Home UNICEF in action Infographic: 1.5 Million Kids Don't Get the Vaccines They Need. Why? April 29, 2016 Chloe Kay Malcolm Farley Share UNICEF USA | Infographic: 1.5 Million Kids Don't Get the Vaccines They Need. Why? on Facebook Share UNICEF USA | Infographic: 1.5 Million Kids Don't Get the Vaccines They Need. Why? on Twitter Share UNICEF USA | Infographic: 1.5 Million Kids Don't Get the Vaccines They Need. Why? on LinkedIn Vaccines save children's lives, yet millions of kids all over the world are not receiving them. We take a close look at why — and what we need to do about it. More from UNICEF USARecommended StoriesAfghanistan's Girls Need To Be in SchoolUNICEF is calling on Afghanistan's de facto authorities to allow girls to return to high school immediately.This Ramadan, Children in Yemen Are Struggling to SurviveMore than 70 percent of Yemen's population, including 12.9 million children, need humanitarian aid. UNICEF is working to save lives.UNICEF: Water Crises Pose Triple Threat to 190M Children WorldwideDevastating impacts of water-related crises on children calls for greater investment in climate-resilient WASH services.
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