UNICEF in action

This week, federal lawmakers passed legislation to fund the U.S. Government for FY 2020 including $134 million in core resources for UNICEF.

Current policies prevent families from accessing their legal right to protection in the U.S. as they seek asylum.

Ongoing armed conflict is killing or maiming an average of nine children every single day in Afghanistan, according to a new UNICEF Child Alert Report.

With no new cases since February, Haiti is on the road to eliminating cholera once and for all.

Working with partners, UNICEF provides psychosocial support programs to help children recover from the terrors of war.

Central Americans targeted by gangs face a difficult choice: leave everything behind and start over, or stay put and risk death.

Donate "When I was a boy, my father used to say to me, 'If you are alive, there is a possibility that something good will happen to you,'" former child soldier Ishmael Beah recalled. Beah was only 13...