UNICEF in action

Families like 17-year-old Oleksandra’s have endured months of terror. Now they must prepare for winter. [VIDEO]

The war in Ukraine resulted in one of the fastest-growing refugee crises since World War II. Millions of children remain vulnerable.

Thousands of Ukraine's schools have been damaged or destroyed in the war. UNICEF is helping children return to class safely. [VIDEO]

A look at how UNICEF kicked its already formidable supply operation into high gear to meet the urgent needs of children and families.

Cut off from the lives they once knew, refugees from Ukraine need the comfort and stability of a welcoming school community now more than ever.

After six months of war, thousands of schools in Ukraine remain inaccessible to children — some damaged or destroyed, others used in the conflict.

UNICEF is on the ground helping the families and children fleeing Ukraine and those who have remained inside the country.

As war in Ukraine hits the six-month mark, UNICEF calls for an end to the violence and continued support for the humanitarian response.

Since the start of the war, UNICEF has distributed $125 million in emergency cash assistance to families with children in Ukraine.