UNICEF in action

An embattled nation's already fragile health care system faces a new threat: the novel coronavirus.

Despite the threat of the novel coronavirus, ethnic Muslim Rohingya refugees will spend their holy month fasting and praying.

A rise in online predatory behavior prompts UNICEF and partners to call for immediate action to mitigate risks.

Even as the threat of COVID-19 looms, Syrians near and far will spend Ramadan fasting, praying and hoping for better times ahead.

We call for U.S. Government support to improve COVID-19-related prevention and mitigation responses for migrating children & families

UNICEF raises the alarm as an overburdened health system struggles to save and protect vulnerable children.

Fear and anxiety are not excuses for social stigma or bigotry.

With schools closed in 191 countries during the coronavirus pandemic, UNICEF is working to make sure students keep learning & stay healthy.

There is no vaccine yet to protect against coronavirus. But there are vaccines that protect against some of the deadliest childhood killers.