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- Sudan is facing the world’s largest child displacement crisis. UNICEF is on the ground, delivering lifesaving supplies and support — but the needs are immense. In addition to distributing anti-malarial bed nets, setting up child-friendly spaces where children can safely learn and play, providing safe water to help curb the spread of cholera and supporting nutrition and health services, UNICEF is calling for more funding to quickly scale up emergency response and reach more children in need.
- With confirmed famine in Gaza, every delivery counts. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF's Sospeter Baitwa to learn what it takes to deliver lifesaving supplies and support to children and families.
- “Our worst fears ... have come true,” says UNICEF’s Tess Ingram. Tess is on the ground in #Gaza, where last week, #famine was confirmed.
- In the midst of war, Dr. Younis R. Awadallah and Fairuz Abuwarda — together with their teams, UNICEF and partners — set out to vaccinate 600,000 children against polio in #Gaza. They worked under constant threat: repeated security risks, destroyed infrastructure and limited access to health services. This new documentary shows not only the devastating impact of war on children, but also the extraordinary resilience of the humanitarians who risk everything to protect them. As conditions for children in Gaza worsen, safe humanitarian access is more urgent than ever. Children — and those who serve them — must be protected. Find the full film here: youtube.com/watch?v=BeIleRSr84Q
- At an outpatient treatment site in Khartoum State, #Sudan, mothers and caregivers gather with their children to receive lifesaving nutrition services. This area, Jebel Aulia, is one of two localities in the state now at extreme risk of famine after more than two years of conflict. Across Sudan, severe acute malnutrition among children is rising sharply. Violence, disease and hunger are putting millions at risk. In clinics like this, UNICEF is helping keep the most vulnerable children alive — providing treatment, supporting caregivers and offering families a chance at recovery. UNICEF’s Sheldon Yett takes us behind the scenes for a look at this critical work.
- In #Gaza, every delivery of humanitarian aid is a fight against time. UNICEF’s Sospeter Baitwa takes us behind the scenes to show what it takes to get lifesaving supplies to children and families as famine spreads and preventable deaths rise. The challenges are immense — destroyed infrastructure, restricted access, constant insecurity — but UNICEF and partners are doing everything possible to reach children with the support they need. Humanitarian workers cannot do it alone. Without an immediate ceasefire and guaranteed safe access, supplies will not reach those who need them most, and more children will die. Children cannot wait.
- Meet Denys, Erika, Anastasiia and Nataliia — four inspiring young leaders working to rebuild their communities, empower their peers and drive #Ukraine's recovery amid ongoing conflict. UNICEF is on the ground in Ukraine, providing critical assistance to those affected by the war. Investing in youth development is crucial for Ukraine's recovery and long-term stability.
- This is the joy of learning. 💙 📚 UNICEF’s Annie Maston takes us behind the scenes at Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where the #KINDFund delivered over 100 desks to eager young learners.
- Meet 14-year-old Mary, who aspires to become a pilot. When she was forced to leave school due to financial reasons, her family found support from UNICEF and partner Hapag-Lloyd. Today, she’s back in school — and thriving. This is her story.
- In schools across Madagascar, UNICEF and the LEGO Foundation are introducing LEGO Braille Bricks to help make learning — and play — more accessible #ForEveryChild, including children with disabilities. 💙
- UNICEF’s Annie Maston takes us behind the scenes at Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where the K.I.N.D. Fund delivered over 100 desks to eager young learners. The K.I.N.D. Fund, a partnership between UNICEF USA and MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell, empowers students across Malawi with desks and scholarships — paving the way for brighter futures, one classroom at a time. #ForEveryChild, the joy of learning.
- UNICEF Ambassador Laurie Hernandez is kicking off this back-to-school season with an important reminder: One of the most meaningful ways students can build community and make a difference is by joining UNICEF Clubs. Start or join a UNICEF Club today at unicefusa.org/StartAClub
- "We are dying in #Gaza, we are not living," says Haneen, a mother doing everything she can to keep her children safe — against all odds. This is her story.
- A message of strength and possibility from Taima and Touqa: No matter where you’re from, where you are or where you’re going — you can succeed. Taima and Touqa are building their futures through a UNICEF training program supported by the PROSPECTS partnership, which aims to improve the lives of refugees and host communities.
- Meet Ruaa, a 22-year-old Sudanese refugee and social worker at a UNICEF-supported refugee camp in northwestern Ethiopia. Every day, she supports children who have fled war and violence, helping them process trauma and find moments of joy again. As Ruaa reminds us, play isn’t just about fun — it’s essential for a child’s mental health and recovery.
- Every child deserves the best possible start in life — and that begins with breast milk. At a hospital in Nepal, some mothers are producing more breast milk than their babies need and are generously donating to a milk bank to help newborns whose mothers are struggling to produce enough. This is community care at its most powerful.
- After more than two years of full-scale conflict, Sudan is now facing a deadly cholera outbreak, putting millions of already vulnerable children at even greater risk. UNICEF is responding alongside Sudan’s Ministry of Health and partners to contain the outbreak and save lives. This includes delivering oral cholera vaccines, distributing essential supplies like rehydration salts, improving access to safe water and launching hygiene awareness efforts in affected communities. Learn more from the dedicated health workers and our UNICEF colleagues on the front lines.
- Happy back-to-school season! 📚 UNICEF Ambassador @SofiaCarson says one of the best ways to make a real impact this year? 👉 Join or start a UNICEF Club. Change starts with you. Take action 💙 unicefusa.org/startaclub
- For hearing-impaired children in #Gaza like 13-year-old Mariam and 9-year-old Ali, the arrival of long-awaited hearing aids is life-changing — helping them reconnect with family, learning and play, even amid crisis.
- Eight-year-old Maryam has been battling malnutrition for over a year and a half in Gaza. Her mother, Madlala, has been by her side every step of the way — worried, exhausted and doing everything she can. "I have been suffering along with her," Madlala says. "Even when she gains enough weight to be discharged, she relapses again." No parent should have to watch their child go hungry. UNICEF needs immediate, safe and unhindered humanitarian access across Gaza to scale up lifesaving support for children.
- UNICEF's Ted Chaiban reports from inside a clinic in Gaza: "Most of all, what is needed here is a ceasefire, the release of hostages — and for this war to end." In Gaza, mothers and children are caught in the crossfire of an unrelenting war. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and food and medicine are scarce. More from Ted on what UNICEF is seeing, and what children urgently need.
- "I'm terrified that I might lose her." Randa, a mother of four in #Gaza, looks at her 3-month-old baby girl, Baraa — who is fighting to survive. Right now, 1 in 5 babies in Gaza are born preterm or underweight. Nearly 11,000 pregnant women face starvation, and 17,000 more urgently need care for acute malnutrition. Their lives — and their futures — are at risk. "Gaza is now on the brink of a full-scale famine," says Qu Dongyu, Director-General of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN. "People are starving not because food is unavailable, but because access is blocked, local agrifood systems have collapsed and families can no longer sustain even the most basic livelihoods." UNICEF is doing everything possible to reach families with lifesaving food, water and medicine — but the needs are immense.
- “I feel weak and dizzy. My stomach hurts and my bones are beginning to show,” says 12-year-old Tasneem from #Gaza. Once a healthy, vibrant child, Tasneem is now battling severe malnutrition. With new humanitarian pauses allowing more aid into Gaza, UNICEF is scaling up deliveries of food, medicine and other lifesaving supplies. But the need is still immense — and every moment counts for children like Tasneem.
- “Life before the war was so beautiful,” says 14-year-old Baraa in #Gaza. Yesterday, she waited more than two hours to collect a jug of safe water for her family. Right now, only 40% of drinking water facilities in Gaza remain functional. Without fuel, each one of them could stop working within weeks. Safe water is essential — not just for survival, but for dignity, health and hope. UNICEF is on the ground, working to deliver safe water and essential supplies to children like Baraa. But the needs are urgent — and growing by the day.
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