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When Health Worker Heroes Need Help, This Partnership Has Their Backs

Johnson & Johnson and UNICEF give health workers essential support so that they can help mothers and their kids lead healthy, safe lives.

Kids Asked: A Health Care Worker Answered

Johnson & Johnson and UNICEF help children in need around the world, inspiring kids in the U.S. to dream about how they can give back too.

Celebrating Our Oft Forgotten Freedom

For UNICEF USA National Council Member Ishan Goyal, World Press Freedom Day is a celebration of the tenacity and courage of journalists

On 22 November 2019, adolescent boys use wheelchairs in an outdoor basketball court at Abdul Ahad Karzai Orphanage in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Many of them have been injured in conflict and have lost limbs in landmine accidents.

UNICEF USA Calls on President Biden to Ban Landmines

At least 40 percent of civilian victims of landmines are children.

A health worker receives her COVID-19 vaccination.

Hero Nurses Risk Their Lives to Save COVID-19 Patients in South Africa

On March 21, 2021 in India, a child runs past a mural depicting frontline health care workers, along a road in New Delhi.

As India Faces Brutal COVID-19 Crisis, UNICEF Is There to Help

India is struggling to fight off a crushing second wave of COVID-19 cases. UNICEF and partners are working to save lives. You can help.

In the city of El Alto, Bolivia, Julia Condori cradles her son, Aaron, as they wait their turn in the UNICEF-supported Mercedes Health Center for the child’s latest round of vaccinations.

Getting Vaccines Where They Need to Be to Keep Children Safe

A father and child arrive in Bajo Chiquito, Panama, after crossing the Darien Gap, one of the most dangerous migration routes in the world.

Amid Migration Surge, UNICEF Acts to Protect Kids at Every Step

The number of children passing through the Darien Gap, the most dangerous migration route in the world, has increased 15-fold since 2017.

In Spain, 17-year-old environmental activist Juan cleans up the fields around his hometown, Almería.

One Teen's Advice on How to Save the Earth: "You Just Need to Start"

It was seeing photos of the catastrophic wildfires that swept across Australia in 2019 and 2020 that convinced Juan, a 17-year-old environmental activist in Almería, Spain, that the time to act is now.