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- UNICEF is supporting emergency response efforts in Nepal after massive flash floods left more than 17,000 children in urgent need. You can help. Tap the link in our bio to learn more and take action.
- As children's needs in Gaza continue to grow, safe and unimpeded humanitarian access remains critical to reaching them. In Gaza City, UNICEF and partners are delivering critical supplies to help improve living conditions for families displaced by ongoing hostilities.
- UNICEF is helping make health care more accessible for children and families in the Gaza Strip. At the Al Falah Health Center, families can access primary health care services — including routine childhood immunizations and malnutrition screening and treatment. Local facilities like this one mean more families can get the care they need and deserve, without traveling long and often dangerous distances.
- In the Gaza Strip, UNICEF is helping girls break the stigma around talking openly about menstruation. Through UNICEF-led sessions, adolescent girls shared their experiences managing menstrual hygiene and helped co-create an animated video — one that's now helping normalize these conversations and build girls' confidence. UNICEF also provides dignity kits, giving girls the tools and support to manage their periods safely and with dignity.
- For #WorldWaterWeek, a look at how improved access to safe water is changing life for students in Afghanistan.
- Clean water is essential to protecting children from illness and ensuring they’re nourished. UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch takes us to the neighborhood of Zaytoon in the Gaza Strip, where our colleagues are doing everything they can to ensure families have access to safe water. #WorldWaterWeek
- Within the first 72 hours after an emergency strikes, UNICEF is there — assessing needs on the ground, shipping critical supplies and protecting children. For #WorldHumanitarianDay, Andrew Maguire from our Global Programs team celebrates the heroic individuals who propel this lifesaving work.
- Following a recent 7.4-magnitude earthquake, UNICEF is scaling up water, sanitation and hygiene support in Chocó, Colombia, to help reduce public health risks as children and families begin to recover.
- UNICEF is scaling up its humanitarian response in Chocó, Colombia, in the aftermath of the recent magnitude 7.4 earthquake.
- Every year, UNICEF delivers millions of cardboard boxes filled with ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) to children being treated for severe acute malnutrition. Until recently, those boxes were discarded after use. Now, thanks to Project Play, they're becoming toys. 💙
- How does humanitarian aid reach children during a crisis? Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Kris Paul Mikkelsen at the world's largest humanitarian warehouse, where every shipment is part of a massive, coordinated effort to save lives.
- UNICEF's Yuri Rudenko takes us behind the scenes of the work UNICEF and partners are doing on the ground in Ukraine — helping ensure that, despite ongoing war, children can grow up healthy and equipped for a brighter future. 💙
- Four and a half years after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, children continue to pay the highest price. UNICEF and partners are dedicated to restoring the systems every child needs for a healthy childhood — no matter what.
- How does humanitarian aid reach children during a crisis? At the UNICEF Global Supply Hub in Copenhagen, every shipment is part of a massive, coordinated effort to save lives. From vaccines and emergency nutrition to school kits and safe water, UNICEF’s supply and logistics team moves essential supplies to children when and where they need it — fast, efficiently and at scale. 👉 Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Kris Paul Mikkelsen to learn what it takes to deliver hope around the world.
- UNICEF's Fairooz Abuwarda reports from Gaza, where UNICEF is delivering critical supplies to help improve living conditions for families displaced by ongoing hostilities. As children's needs in Gaza continue to grow, safe and unimpeded humanitarian access remains critical to reaching them.
- Go inside a UNICEF child-friendly space in Venezuela, where children displaced by June's devastating earthquakes are finding a place to play, belong and heal.
- Quality education starts with quality supplies — and UNICEF makes sure every item meets the mark. 👉 Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Adwoba Ewuraba Botsio at the Quality Assurance Center Lab, where experts test and evaluate critical supplies, from notebooks and pens to puzzles and other learning resources.
- Play matters. 💙 UNICEF Ambassador Doctor Mike breaks down the science behind the power of play for child health and development.
- Every year, UNICEF delivers millions of cardboard boxes filled with ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) to children being treated for severe acute malnutrition. Until recently, those boxes were discarded after use — but now, thanks to Project Play, they're becoming toys.
- Every child deserves the best possible start in life — and that begins with breast milk. At a hospital in Nepal, mothers who are producing more milk than their babies need are donating the extra to a milk bank. This is community care at its most powerful.
- Ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is a lifesaving, peanut-based paste that treats severe acute malnutrition in children — but it only works if it reaches them. That's where UNICEF comes in. UNICEF procures, transports and delivers RUTF to some of the hardest-to-reach communities in the world. Follow RUTF's path from production to the last mile: through mountain roads, health posts and the hands of local health workers delivering it to families across Nepal.
- No child should have to choose between drinking water and staying safe — but in Zaytoon, a neighborhood in Gaza City, families are facing exactly that choice. UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch takes us behind the scenes to see how our colleagues on the ground are doing everything they can to bring safe water to children and families.
- Every year, UNICEF delivers millions of cardboard boxes filled with ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) to children receiving treatment for severe acute malnutrition. Until recently, those boxes were discarded after use. Now, thanks to Project Play, they're becoming toys. 💙
- Quality education starts with quality supplies — and UNICEF makes sure every item meets the mark. 👉 Go behind the scenes with UNICEF's Adwoba Ewuraba Botsio at the Quality Assurance Center Lab, where experts test and evaluate critical supplies, from notebooks and pens to puzzles and other learning resources, before they reach children.
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