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- For every child, lasting peace. 💙
- Women and children are bearing the brunt of Sudan’s conflict. This is one mother’s story.
- UNICEF’s Rawan Eleyan takes us behind the scenes in Gaza, where UNICEF is delivering wheelchairs to children in need.
- At a UNICEF-supported safe space for women and girls in Afghanistan, 100 young women between the ages of 15 and 25 are learning the art of carpet weaving. It's part of a UNICEF-supported vocational training initiative that offers hope and equips Afghan girls and women with practical skills for supporting themselves and their families.
- As news of a potential ceasefire brings hope of safety to families in the Gaza Strip and relief to hostages and their families in Israel, UNICEF continues to provide essential support on the ground. After 15 months of intense bombardment, all of Gaza’s essential services have collapsed, leaving millions struggling to survive. With nearly 2.1 million people facing food insecurity, UNICEF is delivering lifesaving nutrition to malnourished children. UNICEF urges all parties to ensure unimpeded humanitarian access as the ceasefire unfolds.
- Join UNICEF’s Hamish Young at Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip. Here, UNICEF is delivering baby clothes, blankets and more supplies.
- The war in #Gaza forced sisters Lama and Sama to separate from their parents for more than a year. This is the incredible moment they reunited. UNICEF is working to bring loved ones back together. Our message is clear: Every family separated by this devastating conflict — Palestinian and Israeli — must be reunited.
- Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Sudan’s Supply and Logistics team to learn how UNICEF is delivering critical support amid intense conflict in #Sudan and the surrounding region. Here’s what you need to know: Sudan is facing one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Millions of children and families are caught in escalating violence, facing displacement and lack of access to basic needs like food, water and health care. UNICEF is on the ground, delivering lifesaving supplies and support. From providing clean water to distributing emergency food and nutrition, UNICEF’s supply logistics are critical in reaching those who need it most.
- “I woke up to find my child shivering,” says Maram, a mother living with her family in a tent in #Gaza. "I warmed him with my hands, hugged him to my heart to keep him warm." This is the harsh reality for children and families in Gaza — facing freezing winter temperatures in makeshift tents, with limited food and supplies. The situation is dire. UNICEF is on the ground, doing everything possible to provide lifesaving support — but a ceasefire is desperately needed to end the suffering. They cannot wait.
- In this video, you’ll meet Ukrainians who, despite the violence and destruction of the war around them, are holding on to hope for peace. As the war in #Ukraine continues, we’re not backing down. UNICEF’s teams are on the frontlines in Ukraine and the surrounding region, providing supplies and support — food, water, medicine and protection for those who need it most.
- In a world searching for hope, children are showing us the way. 💙
- UNICEF’s Annie Maston takes us behind the scenes to Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where the K.I.N.D. Fund is delivering more than 100 desks to young learners. #ForEveryChild, the joy of learning.
- UNICEF Ambassador @Aria Mia Loberti recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to speak with policymakers about the climate crisis and children’s literacy. Follow along with Aria to learn more about her experience on Capitol Hill. 💙
- A powerful reminder from UNICEF’s Karin Hulshof: Every child has the right to survive and thrive. Reporting from the ground in Darien, Panama, Hulshof sheds light on UNICEF's critical work supporting children and families who have just braved one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. From delivering lifesaving aid to those on the move to addressing the root causes of migration, UNICEF and partners are committed to protecting children's rights and futures — everywhere.
- In Afghanistan, early childhood teacher Laila is transforming lives through education. Every day, she dedicates herself to inspiring her students to embrace the joy of learning — and now, her students "even want to come to class on weekends," Laila says, a testament to the power of creating a safe and engaging learning environment. Education can be a lifeline and a pathway to a brighter future. And for millions of children around the world, teachers like Laila are the key to unlocking that potential. #ForEveryChild, the joy of learning. 📚 💙
- Fact: This world belongs to all of us.
- "You'll probably never meet me," says Katie, 18, "but you can change my life." Around the world, young people share their thoughts on the future we're shaping today — and the importance of taking climate action NOW.
- #Sudan is experiencing the world’s largest displacement crisis, with conflict and violence pushing millions of children and families from their homes. Ten-year-old Hafez is one of them. This is his story.
- Just two weeks ago, children in #Lebanon began returning to school amid ongoing conflict. Here’s a look at their first day back.
- Nowhere is safe for children in #Gaza. UNICEF is on the ground, facilitating access to safe water, health and hygiene supplies and other essentials. But what children desperately, urgently need is a ceasefire — NOW.
- In #Haiti, ongoing armed violence has disrupted daily life, making it harder for children to access safe learning environments. Still, one determined young student shares her hope and passion for learning. This is her story.
- “We need cross-line access, and there needs to be no administrative barriers to the UN being able to do its job,” says UNICEF’s Ted Chaiban. "We need to be able to reach people in order to avoid catastrophic consequences. This has to happen now." Chaiban reports from the ground in #Sudan, where 8 million people — including 4 million children — are facing acute malnutrition. UNICEF and partners are working to deliver vital supplies and support.
- “I’m happy because I’m learning again,” says 9-year-old Rahaf from #Gaza. Rahaf is one of the more than 8,500 children who are learning, socializing and finding moments of normalcy amid war in Gaza, thanks to a new safe learning space established by UNICEF and partners. "I hope the war stops," says Rahaf, "and we can return to our homes so we can rebuild and live in them." For Rahaf, #ForEveryChild, peace.
- Civilians must be protected. UNICEF’s Tess Ingram reports from the ground in #Lebanon, where UNICEF is delivering critical supplies and support.
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