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Aïssata Diaby, who lost her first child to tetanus, with her younger siblings in Tambayah, a village in Guinea.

The UNICEF USA Bridge Fund Helps Save Children’s Lives

Accelerated funding supports tetanus vaccination in Guinea.

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Fighting Food Insecurity with UNICEF and Partners in Sudan

UNICEF and partners provide crucial lifesaving interventions to treat acutely malnourished children in Sudan.

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Middle School Activists Step Up to Help Malnourished Children

With help from HSN and UNICEF Kid Power, these Florida students are getting active and saving lives around the world.

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UNICEF Mobilizes to Fight Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo

A vaccination campaign launches amid escalating risks of rapid spread as new cases are reported in the city of Mbandaka.

Next Stop Albany: Advocating for an End to Child Trafficking

Take a glimpse at Tori's short journey with UNICEF supporters to Albany on behalf of a state anti-trafficking bill.

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The Power of Event Planning

UNICEF USA supporter Fabienne Pierre shares her experience of planning and executing a NextGen Movie Screening

Approximately 4,000 Syrian families live in the Fafin makeshift camp for families displaced from the Afrin district.

Stop Attacks on Children Now

When conflict erupted during protests along the Gaza Border on May 14, killing 60 people — including eight children under age 16 and an 8-month-old baby girl who died of tear gas inhalation — it was the deadliest day of violence since the 2014 Gaza War.

Joyful family members are reunited with their missing children in South Sudan, with help from UNICEF.

UNICEF Reunites Families Torn Apart by Conflict, Poverty and Disaster

Becoming separated from their children is a nightmare scenario for parents. When families are caught in humanitarian crises — natural disasters, armed conflict, emergencies — thousands of children go missing.

Agnes, 16, fought for a month with the Congolese militia. Now she's getting counseling at a UNICEF-supported center for children in Kananga in the Kasaï region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Congolese Militia Groups Are Recruiting Children and Youth for Combat

The growing humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has deteriorated rapidly in the past year. Inter-ethnic conflict and clashes between the regular army, militia and armed groups have driven almost 4.5 million people from their homes.