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- Go inside a UNICEF child-friendly space in Venezuela, where children displaced by last month's devastating earthquakes are finding a place to play, belong and heal. 💙
- 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.
- Meet Wivine Ngumbi Kabala, a UNICEF-supported psychosocial expert working on the front lines of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- The latest annual report from the UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to #EndChildMarriage highlights sustained progress — as well as challenging headwinds, as funding shortfalls put programs at risk. Andrew Maguire from our Global Programs explains how "we can still realize a world where every girl thrives," alongside partners like Zonta International.
- 8Every year, 12 million girls are married before their 18th birthday. Child marriage is one of the world's most widespread human rights violations, but one of the least talked about. It can derail girls' education, limit their futures and put their health at risk. And it is entirely preventable. 👉 Swipe for what you need to know about child marriage — why it happens, what it costs girls and what it will take to end it.
- 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, they're becoming toys.
- We're breaking down why children are especially vulnerable to extreme heat, and what parents and caregivers can do to keep them safe.
- UNICEF is supporting cleaner and safer camps in Gaza through waste collection, recycling and incentives for those protecting their communities.
- 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 on the ground are doing everything they can to ensure families have access to safe water.
- The climate crisis is not just an environmental issue. It threatens every aspect of childhood. Reporting from the small island nation of Timor-Leste in Southeast Asia, UNICEF’s James Elder shares the everyday realities for children growing up on the front lines of the climate crisis.
- Mireille Kahindo is a doctor, a mother and an Ebola survivor in Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of Congo. This is her family's recovery story. 💙
- Here's the story behind the viral photo of Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal. No one could have guessed what the future would hold when they first met nearly 20 years ago. Now, they are UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors — on the same team #ForEveryChild.
- We partnered with artist Jeremy Fish on a limited-edition sticker collection celebrating every child's right to play. For children in crisis, play isn't a luxury. It's how they heal, connect with peers and reclaim a sense of childhood in the most difficult of circumstances. You can help make that possible. Make a qualifying donation at unicefusa.org/stickers, and we'll send you a 5-pack of these limited-edition stickers as our thank you. #PlayCantWait
- For children facing conflict and displacement, play offers something fundamental — stability, connection and the chance to simply be a child, even in the hardest of circumstances. That's why UNICEF delivers play with the same urgency as food, clean water and shelter — because #PlayCantWait.
- Here's the story behind the viral photo everyone is talking about. That iconic photo of Lionel Messi holding baby Lamine Yamal? It was taken by photographer Joan Monfort for a 2008 calendar created in collaboration among FC Barcelona, its foundation and Diario Sport, in support of UNICEF. Half of all calendar sales went directly to support UNICEF's work for children around the world. ⏩ Fast forward to 2026: Messi has been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for over 15 years, and earlier this year, Yamal became the newest UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. These titans of the game may be competitors on the pitch, but off it they stand together #ForEveryChild. This weekend, the two will face off in the World Cup final — Messi representing Argentina, Yamal representing Spain. Who are we rooting for? You already know. Every child. 💙
- 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, they're becoming toys.
- With millions of families across the U.S. and beyond facing dangerous heat warnings, understanding how extreme heat affects children ? and what to watch for ? has never been more important. This animated explainer breaks down why children are especially vulnerable to extreme heat, and what parents and caregivers can do to keep them safe. ?
- Millions of families across the U.S. are under heat warnings this week — and extreme heat can be more dangerous for children than many realize. 👉 Here's what you need to know about heat waves, and how to keep kids safe.
- After last month's devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, many children are displaced — separated from their routines, their classrooms and their sense of normal. All children need safe spaces to play, connect with each other and grow. That's exactly what UNICEF is providing. UNICEF's Catalina Fernández takes us inside a new UNICEF child-friendly space in Venezuela, where displaced children are finding a place to play, belong and heal. 💙
- The road to recovery will be a long one for families affected by recent earthquakes in Venezuela. For children to feel safe and calm again, they need to be able to return to school, to their friends and to their childhoods. UNICEF Resource Mobilization Specialist Letizia Lusardi reports on the ongoing humanitarian response.
- Stickers for you. A ball for a child in crisis. Donate at unicefusa.org/stickers to get yours. Artist Jeremy Fish designed limited-edition stickers representing some of the essential aid UNICEF delivers for children around the world. For children in crisis, play is how they heal, connect and feel whole again. That’s why UNICEF delivers play as essential aid. 💙 #PlayCantWait
- Play isn't just fun. It's how children's brains develop, especially in the first few years of life. UNICEF Ambassador Doctor Mike breaks down the science behind the power of play for child health and development, and how UNICEF works worldwide to ensure every child has the supplies and support they need to thrive. Tap our link in bio to learn more, including how you can help UNICEF deliver play #ForEveryChild. #PlayCantWait
- This is the power of play — for children in Gaza, #ForEveryChild. Around the world, UNICEF works to deliver play with the same urgency as other essential aid, like food, shelter and safe water. 👉 Visit our link in bio to learn more, including how you can help deliver play for children everywhere. #PlayCantWait
- Think about what play gave you as a kid. Confidence. Friendships. A way to make sense of the world. Now imagine growing up without it. Play is how children learn to think creatively, navigate their emotions and build relationships with others — and for kids facing conflict, displacement and other difficult circumstances, it's also how they find stability and belonging. 👉 Help UNICEF deliver play #ForEveryChild. Link in bio. #PlayCantWait
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