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UNICEF and partners are working to improve access to safe drinking water in Southern Madagascar, where water shortages are particularly acute.

New Pipeline Delivers Safe Water to Thousands in Southern Madagascar

UNICEF and partners turn on the tap for over 40,000 people in need.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl M. Stern (far right) travelled to Houston as part of UNICEF USA's efforts to ensure kids affected by the storm could get back to being kids as soon as possible.

Two Years After Hurricane Harvey, Educators Are Using Lessons Learned

Counseling programs created to help Houston's children heal are now reaching kids in Florida still traumatized by Hurricane Michael.

Our Greatest Investment: Girls' Education

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Little Saba was suffering from fever, diarrhea and acute malnutrition when her mother brought her to a UNICEF-supported Therapeutic Feeding Center in Yemen. Doctors there saved her life.

What Would Happen if UNICEF Disappeared?

Eight ways the world would change without UNICEF.

Aisha Kolo Lawan is a UNICEF Child Protection Specialist in Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria.

Celebrating Women Humanitarians on the Front Lines for UNICEF

A salute to the brave and dedicated humanitarian aid workers who are giving their all to make the world a better place.

Two injured children outside a UNICEF tent at the regional hospital in Mopti, Mali, April 2019.

UNICEF Is Protecting Children Under Attack by Militia Groups in Mali

The deepening humanitarian crisis in Mali, where ethnic militias are waging a deadly struggle for power, has profoundly disrupted the lives of millions of children across the country.

UNICEF USA supports multiple back-to-school festivals in Houston

UNICEF UNITE helps students dream and achieve big at community fairs

UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl M. Stern travelled to Houston in 2017 to see how children were coping in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

How to Help Children Heal After Tragedy Strikes

Using lessons learned in the field, UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl M. Stern offers advice on comforting and protecting kids.

A mother breastfeeds her newborn baby at the maternity ward of a UNICEF-supported district hospital in Bangladesh.

The Cost of Not Breastfeeding

In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, UNICEF calls for increased investment in support programs to advance the lifesaving practice.