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Three of Ali Mustafa's daughters were abducted when an armed group attacked his village in Mafa, Nigeria in 2015.

Not Forgotten: Parents of Abducted Children Refuse to Give Up Hope

Five years ago, 276 schoolgirls were kidnapped from their school in Chibok, Nigeria by Boko Haram militia. One hundred are still missing.

In October 2018, UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta H. Fore met with participants of "Generation Unlimited" boot camp at KMUTT Knowledge Exchange for Innovation in Bangkok, Thailand.

Generation Unlimited

Our young people's potential is limitless. Let's make sure their futures are.

Pinang Thi Thuy, Raglai ethnic minority 5 years girl, enjoys her family's clean water source in Bac Ai, Phuoc Hoa, Ninh Thuan. Thuy's family was suffered great crop failure due to the historical drought in Viet Nam, 2015-2016. In addition her younger brot

A Guide to Sustainable Living

Do you want to make the world a better place for children today and future generations? Here are seven ways you can help by going green.

Air Pollution

Ten Environmental Problems the World Must Face Now

The science is clear. Our health and prosperity and that of the environment go hand in hand. Here are ten issues we must tackle.

UNICEF fights plastic pollution and ensure that every child learns in a supportive environment by building classrooms made of plastic bricks,

Eco Green Tips for a Safe Environment

One million animal species and the health and safety of future generations are at stake. Here's how you can help save the planet now.

UNICEF supporter Ashley Cobile was part of a group that summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2018.

Lessons Learned and Money Raised on the Slopes of Kilimanjaro

Determined to help stop human trafficking, Ashley Cobile summited Mount Kilimanjaro — and raised more than $3,000 for UNICEF.

Mujinga, 30, holds her 2-week-old daughter, Francine, in Kananga, Kasai-Occidental Province, Democratic Republic of Congo in March 2019.

This One Basic Change to Health Clinics Could Save Millions of Lives

Improving water, sanitation and hygiene services at health care facilities could save more than 1 million mothers and newborns each year.

A student stands in the ruins of one of his former classrooms, which was destroyed in June 2015, at the Aal Okab school in Saada, Saada Governorate, Yemen, Monday 24 April 2017. Students now attend lessons in UNICEF tents nearby,

Yemen's Children Are Under Attack

After four years of war, blasts like the one that killed 14 Yemeni schoolchildren are hardly the only lethal threats facing families.

UNICEF Personnel Helping Child

UNICEF UNITE Houston is Building Bridges between Communities via Art

UNICEF USA partners with Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston to make the world a better place for children…one bead at a time!