UNICEF in action

Put children first and take on a crisis that now affects nearly 50 million children.

For International Day of Peace, we owe it to the world’s children to prevent, reduce, and respond to violence.

Despite a new wave of deadly attacks, UNICEF remains committed to providing Syrian children with critical aid.

Read the compelling story of how, on the eve of the United Nations refugee summit, we joined to tell world leaders to put children first.

Learn the stories of six Syrian children who traveled across conflict lines for their education, and how UNICEF is supporting their efforts.

50 million children uprooted: Let's tell world leaders to put them first in their response to the refugee and migrant crisis.

Learn about the struggles of South Sudan's children eager to learn in the face of challenges. Donate today and help South Sudan's children.

One Syrian family shared their story of survival and resilience.Two U.S. student supporters listened, and this is what they learned.

The long, brutal civil war in South Sudan has forced 1.8 million children out of school, but so many are still determined to get an education. UNICEF South Sudan is doing everything that it can to...