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- Meet Lynn. She's 13 years old, and her life has been uprooted by conflict in Lebanon. Displaced from her home, Lynn has found something to hold onto: her education. Through online classes, she's rebuilding a sense of routine and normalcy โ and keeping her eyes firmly on the future.
- 4In every emergency, children need more than shelter. They need safety, connection โ a chance to play and just be kids. ๐ That's where child-friendly spaces come in. These safe spaces give children a place to learn, play and begin to heal, restoring a sense of normalcy and protecting them from harm when the world around them feels anything but normal. Swipe to learn how UNICEF child-friendly spaces support children in humanitarian emergencies around the world. ๐
- UNICEF is on the ground in Lebanon, supporting children and families who have been forced from their homes due to ongoing conflict. James Elder reports from a shelter in Beirut โ where everyday heroes, of every age, are demonstrating what it means to be resilient.
- Meet Mahdi and Mohamad โ two friends who found each other again amid displacement in Lebanon. Ongoing conflict has forced more than a million people from their homes, but even in temporary shelters, families are coming together and supporting one another. UNICEF is on the ground, delivering critical aid to children and families and helping communities foster solidarity in the most difficult of circumstances.
- Children have a remarkable way of holding onto hope, even when they have every reason to let it go. They dream of parks and playgrounds, of school and safety, of a world that is peaceful and kind. They remind us what we're fighting for. In Lebanon, amid ongoing conflict and displacement, we asked children what they hope for in their futures. ๐ 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.
- A reminder: play is essential. UNICEF's James Elder is in Beirut, Lebanon, where ongoing conflict has killed thousands and displaced more than a million people, including children. But even in the most difficult circumstances, families are coming together. With support from UNICEF, children are finding moments of normalcy and connection โ because childhood cannot be put on hold.
- 4Thirty years ago, a small packet of peanut paste changed what it means to save a child's life. Today, nine in 10 children treated with ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) make a full recovery โ often within weeks. ๐ Learn more about RUTF, and how UNICEF helps reach millions of children every year with this simple yet lifesaving innovation. Link in bio.
- In shelters across Lebanon, everyday heroes of every age are demonstrating courage and resilience. Travel with UNICEF's James Elder to Beirut to learn more.
- Behind every child who receives care in a crisis is a health worker who found a way to reach them. In the West Bank, UNICEF and partners are bringing vital medical services directly to communities through mobile health clinics โ ensuring children and families can access the care they need, even in the most difficult circumstances.
- 4In the last 50 years, vaccines have saved 154 million lives. ๐ That's six lives every minute, for five decades. That kind of impact doesn't happen without the health workers who show up every day, #ForEveryChild. This #WorldImmunizationWeek, we're highlighting what's possible when the world invests in vaccines. As the world's largest single vaccine buyer, UNICEF helps vaccinate nearly half of the world's children every year โ working alongside dedicated partners to make sure no child misses out. ๐
- We all know how quickly online rumors can spread. But when it comes to health, the consequences can be devastating. Misinformation can convince parents to leave children unprotected from preventable diseases. It can encourage dangerous habits and even delay people from seeking the care they urgently need. ๐ Misinformation can cause real harm. For #WorldImmunizationWeek, here are some questions to ask before you share anything about health online. Yes, rumors can spread quickly โ but so can truth, when we choose to slow down and take responsibility. ๐
- 4This little blue box helps save children's lives. ๐ It's called a vaccine cold box, and it's essential to getting vaccines safely to children in even the hardest-to-reach places. During #WorldImmunizationWeek, we're celebrating the people, tools and technology that help ensure no child is left behind. UNICEF procures cold chain equipment and works with partners and governments around the world to keep the vaccine cold chain unbroken โ because vaccines only work when they reach the children who need them. #VaccinesWork. And so do the people delivering them.
- Every vaccine a child receives is backed by decades of research and some of the most rigorous safety testing in the world. This #WorldImmunizationWeek, Dr. Amna Husain talks to us about vaccine safety and why vaccination rates matter โ for every child, for all of us.
- Do vaccines have side effects? Yes! Vaccines not only save millions of lives every year, but they also have good side effects you may not know about. Hereโs a dose of reality from @Doctor Mike this #WorldImmunizationWeek.
- How does humanitarian aid reach children during a crisis? At the UNICEF Global Supply Hub in Copenhagen, the largest humanitarian warehouse in the world, every shipment is part of a massive, coordinated effort to save lives. From vaccines and emergency nutrition to school kits and safe water, UNICEFโs supply and logistics team moves essential supplies to children when and where they need it โ fast, efficiently and at scale. ๐ Go behind the scenes with UNICEF Supply's Kris Paul Mikkelsen to learn what it takes to deliver hope around the world.
- 6For 80 years, UNICEF has been there for children before, during and after crises โ and we're not going anywhere. #ForEveryChild
- In November 2023, babies evacuated from a hospital under siege in Gaza were sent to Egypt for lifesaving care. Many went without their parents. Earlier this month, 11 of those children โ now toddlers โ came home to their families. For some, it was the first time they had been held by their parents since birth. Since the start of the war in Gaza, UNICEF has reunited more than 1,000 separated children with their parents and caregivers. The work continues. ๐
- Nine-year-old Tuqaa and her siblings have seen things no child should ever witness. Forced to flee her home due to violence, Tuqaa is one of millions of children whose lives have been upended by three years of civil war in Sudan, with children and women bearing the brunt of the suffering. UNICEF is on the ground, providing safe water, nutrition, health services and protection for children and families.
- Meet Tayba, a mother from Sudan. While pregnant with twins, Tayba was forced to flee escalating violence in Al Fasher on foot, with nothing to eat. With no access to health care, she delivered her babies in the trenches as fighting intensified โ and her twins became dangerously malnourished. Three years into the war in Sudan, children are in desperate need. UNICEF and partners are on the ground providing lifesaving nutrition support to children and families like Tayba's.
- Sudan is facing the worldโs largest and most severe humanitarian crisis. UNICEF and partners are working around the clock to reach children and families in Sudan with protection, safe water, health care and essential supplies. ๐ Visit the link in our bio to learn more, including how you can help.
- Hello ๐ from Capitol Hill! This week, UNICEF USA staff and advocates are in Washington, D.C., meeting with members of Congress to advocate for every childโs rights.
- Every child has the right to learn. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch at a school in Gaza City, where 1,850 children are returning to in-person learning โ a powerful sign of resilience.
- 3This week, UNICEF USA supporters from across the U.S. are joining us on Capitol Hill to advocate #ForEveryChild. You can raise your voice, too. ๐ Urge Congress to support funding for UNICEFโs lifesaving work at act.unicefusa.org.
- 4Meet the UNICEF midwifery kit. These kits put lifesaving medical supplies directly in the hands of midwives, nurses and physicians serving communities around the world. The result? More mothers and babies are surviving and thriving. Skilled care helps save lives. The dedicated health workers using UNICEF's midwifery kits are proving it every day โ one birth at a time. ๐
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