UNICEF in action

Only 40 percent of South Sudan's population has access to safe water and just 10 percent of households have access to improved sanitation.

Why it feels like you’re missing out on experiences and what you can do about It.

Isolated at home, teenage photographers around the world are joining forces online to share their work and their hopes for the future.

During this global crisis, it's more important than ever that we all remain in solidarity with one another.

UNICEF's Water for Guinea project is making safe water more accessible in vulnerable communities — a mission that's more critical than ever.

In honor of National Girl Scout Day, UNICEF USA's Comms Fellow Jen shares the story of the day she became a Scout

Donate Now Saja was only 7 when the Syrian civil war began. Only 11 when she was hit by a bomb blast during an attack on Bab Al-Nairab, her neighborhood in Eastern Aleppo. Saja lost her left leg that...

As the Syrian Arab Republic enters its tenth year of conflict and crisis, children continue to pay the heaviest price.

After ten years of crisis, Syrian children remain at the center of the tragedy. Some 2.6 million have been displaced inside Syria; another 2.5 million live as refugees in neighboring countries.