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- An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is putting children at risk — not just from the virus itself, but from disrupted health care, education and essential services across the region. UNICEF is on the ground, responding to the outbreak with a focus on children's specific needs: protection, health access and continuity of learning. Learn more from UNICEF's Liliana Pardo.
- This tent used to be a place where parents brought malnourished children for nutrition treatment. Today, it's a makeshift Ebola clinic. That shift tells you everything you need to know about the strain this outbreak is placing on already fragile health systems in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and why the need for sustained support is so urgent. UNICEF's John James reports from the ground on the 2026 Ebola outbreak in DRC, and what UNICEF and partners are doing to keep children and families safe.
- In the Democratic Republic of Congo, community health workers are on the front lines of the 2026 Ebola outbreak. They're going door to door, building trust and doing everything they can to protect children and families in some of the most affected communities. UNICEF’s John James takes us behind the scenes to learn more.
- An Ebola outbreak is evolving rapidly in the Democratic Republic of Congo and across borders. UNICEF USA's Andrew Maguire walks us through the situation on the ground and how UNICEF is responding.
- 6For 80 years, UNICEF has been there for children before, during and after emergencies. Through conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks and displacement, in every corner of the world, UNICEF shows up for children — every time. We won't stop working #ForEveryChild.
- Since a ceasefire was announced in Gaza nearly nine months ago, more than 200 children have been killed, and many more have been injured. UNICEF's Salim Oweis takes us inside Al Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip to meet some of the children living at the heart of this crisis.
- 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.
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- Go inside a UNICEF child-friendly hub in Ukraine, where children living on the front lines of war can play and learn together, and access support from psychologists and social workers. In and out of emergencies, play is essential. Help UNICEF deliver play #ForEveryChild. Link in bio. 💙 #PlayCantWait
- An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is putting children at risk — not just from the virus itself, but from disrupted health care, education and essential services across the region. 👉 UNICEF is on the ground, responding to the outbreak with a focus on children's specific needs: protection, health access and continuity of learning.
- This tent used to be a place where parents brought malnourished children for nutrition treatment. Today, it's a makeshift Ebola clinic. That shift tells you everything you need to know about the strain this outbreak is placing on already fragile health systems in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and why the need for sustained support is so urgent. UNICEF's John James reports from the ground on the 2026 Ebola outbreak in DRC, and what UNICEF and partners are doing to keep children and families safe.
- 7An Ebola outbreak in Central Africa is spreading, and children are among the most at risk. Here are five things you need to know, including how UNICEF is responding.
- In the Democratic Republic of Congo, community health workers are on the front lines of the 2026 Ebola outbreak. They're going door to door, building trust and doing everything they can to protect children and families in some of the most affected communities. UNICEF’s John James takes us behind the scenes to learn more.
- An Ebola outbreak is evolving rapidly in the Democratic Republic of Congo and across borders. UNICEF USA's Andrew Maguire walks us through the situation on the ground and how UNICEF is responding.
- Before the medals. Before the hat trick. @Carli Lloyd was a kid on a backyard field, building her confidence one game at a time. For millions of children in crisis, play is where they discover what they're capable of. Help UNICEF deliver it. #PlayCantWait
- She didn’t speak the language. She didn't know anyone. But the field gave her a place to belong. @Ali Riley’s story is proof — play gives a child belonging before anything else can. For kids in crisis, play can't wait. #PlayCantWait
- For UNICEF supporter and pro surfer @barronmamiya, the ocean was his playground. Barron believes every child deserves the right to play, in and out of the water — which is why he’s joining us ahead of International Day of Play on June 11 to help UNICEF deliver play for children around the world. #PlayCantWait 👉 Visit our link in bio to learn how you can help.
- For Olympic gymnast and UNICEF Ambassador @Laurie Hernandez, play was everything growing up — how she explored who she was, connected with others and made sense of the world around her. This International Day of Play on June 11, Laurie is advocating for every child’s right to experience that same joy — because play builds confidence, creativity, resilience and connection. Visit the link in our bio to learn how UNICEF delivers play #ForEveryChild, and how you can help. #PlayCantWait
- UNICEF USA supporter and one of the world’s most influential gaming creators @pokimane believes no childhood is complete without the freedom to play. In the ramp up to International Day of Play on June 11, Imane’s using her platform to advocate #ForEveryChild’s right to play. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to learn how and why UNICEF delivers play with the same urgency as food, clean water and shelter, for children everywhere. #PlayCantWait
- NBA champion and Olympic gold medalist @Harrison Barnes is using his platform ahead of International Day of Play on June 11 to advocate for every child's right to play. 👉 Learn more, including how you can help deliver play for every child. Link in bio. #PlayCantWait
- For UNICEF Ambassador and NBA champion @Jeremy Lin, play was never just a game. It was an outlet, a source of belonging and a path forward. Ahead of International Day of Play on June 11, Jeremy is using his platform to advocate #ForEveryChild’s right to play — because for millions of children living through conflict, displacement and crisis, access to play is anything but guaranteed. 👉 Visit our link in bio to learn how and why UNICEF delivers play to children with the same urgency as food, clean water and shelter. #PlayCantWait
- 3The research is clear: social connection, routine and time outdoors can help support children's mental health. We're wrapping #MentalHealth Month with science-backed tips your family can use to stay connected as we step into summer.
- In Lebanon, where ongoing conflict has displaced more than one million people — including hundreds of thousands of children — we asked children about their hopes and dreams. Our UNICEF colleagues are on the ground in Lebanon, working to protect children and help them access the care, safety and support they need and deserve.
- 5Summer break is coming — and for kids and parents alike, the shift in routine can be difficult. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we're sharing research-informed tips to help support your child's mental health and keep them connected this summer. Remember: supporting your child's mental health doesn't require perfection. Just connection. 💙
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