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- Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF is back! And this year, we’re celebrating 75 years of impact. Since 1950, the #ToT4UNICEF campaign has helped raise nearly $200 million to support children worldwide — providing lifesaving vaccines, safe water, nutrition, education, mental health support and more. 💙 This October, add some meaning to your Halloweening. Visit trickortreatforunicef.org to get started and learn how you can participate all month long in the lead up to Halloween. 🎃
- During last month's Congressional Recess, UNICEF USA advocates met with lawmakers nationwide to urge support for UNICEF's lifesaving work for the world’s most vulnerable children. As Congress prepares to vote on the next federal budget, your voice matters more than ever. Take action at the link in our bio.
- Children in Gaza are facing famine. UNICEF’s Tess Ingram reports from the ground.
- With famine confirmed in Gaza, every delivery matters. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF’s Sospeter Baitwa to learn what it takes to deliver lifesaving supplies and support to children and families in urgent need.
- In the wake of a recent earthquake in Afghanistan, UNICEF teams are working around the clock to deliver essential supplies — from medical care to winter clothes — to children and families in urgent need.
- Children around the world are facing an unprecedented number of crises. They shouldn’t have to face them alone. When others are stepping back, who is going to step forward to help children? Who is going to protect them and defend their rights? I AM. #IAmUNICEF
- Throughout the August Congressional Recess, our advocates from across the country met with Congressional offices to urge them to support funding for UNICEF. As Congress prepares to vote on a budget for the next fiscal year, we need YOU to make your voice heard, too. Check out our link in bio to take action #ForEveryChild.
- Step inside Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where UNICEF’s Annie Maston shows how the K.I.N.D. Fund — a partnership between UNICEF USA and MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell — delivered more than 100 desks to eager young learners. The K.I.N.D. Fund provides desks and scholarships to students across Malawi, helping them learn, thrive and build brighter futures.
- At a hospital in Gaza City, 9-year-old Jana is struggling to survive — facing severe acute malnutrition for the second time. Reporting from Jana’s bedside, UNICEF's Tess Ingram asks: “How is it that we are in the position where a child like Jana has to suffer twice? This is unacceptable. This is a shame on the world."
- Bilal and his cousin went in search of food in the Gaza Strip. Instead, they were met with gunfire. "Before the war, I was always top of my class," Bilal says. "Now, I’m lying in the hospital. I lost my ability to walk, and even the right to get food … I’ve lost my future." No child — no one — should endure this. UNICEF remains on the ground, calling for immediate, safe and unhindered humanitarian access to deliver lifesaving support. Children need supplies. They need support. And we need peace — now.
- "The unthinkable is not looming, it is already here," says UNICEF's Tess Ingram. Tess reports from the ground in Gaza, where children and families are facing famine.
- Children in Gaza face ongoing air strikes and bombardment, repeated displacements and a man-made famine. Add to all that the daily struggle to find sufficient quantities of safe, drinkable water. Right now, almost every household in Gaza — 96% — lacks access to adequate quantities of safe, clean water. UNICEF and partners are doing everything they can to provide water to approximately 1.5 million people, including 600,000 children, through water trucking, repairs to damaged water systems and support for desalination plants.
- Sudan is facing the world’s largest child displacement crisis. UNICEF is on the ground, delivering lifesaving supplies and support — but the needs are immense. In addition to distributing anti-malarial bed nets, setting up child-friendly spaces where children can safely learn and play, providing safe water to help curb the spread of cholera and supporting nutrition and health services, UNICEF is calling for more funding to quickly scale up emergency response and reach more children in need.
- With confirmed famine in Gaza, every delivery counts. Go behind the scenes with UNICEF's Sospeter Baitwa to learn what it takes to deliver lifesaving supplies and support to children and families.
- “Our worst fears ... have come true,” says UNICEF’s Tess Ingram. Tess is on the ground in #Gaza, where last week, #famine was confirmed.
- In the midst of war, Dr. Younis R. Awadallah and Fairuz Abuwarda — together with their teams, UNICEF and partners — set out to vaccinate 600,000 children against polio in #Gaza. They worked under constant threat: repeated security risks, destroyed infrastructure and limited access to health services. This new documentary shows not only the devastating impact of war on children, but also the extraordinary resilience of the humanitarians who risk everything to protect them. As conditions for children in Gaza worsen, safe humanitarian access is more urgent than ever. Children — and those who serve them — must be protected. Find the full film here: youtube.com/watch?v=BeIleRSr84Q
- At an outpatient treatment site in Khartoum State, #Sudan, mothers and caregivers gather with their children to receive lifesaving nutrition services. This area, Jebel Aulia, is one of two localities in the state now at extreme risk of famine after more than two years of conflict. Across Sudan, severe acute malnutrition among children is rising sharply. Violence, disease and hunger are putting millions at risk. In clinics like this, UNICEF is helping keep the most vulnerable children alive — providing treatment, supporting caregivers and offering families a chance at recovery. UNICEF’s Sheldon Yett takes us behind the scenes for a look at this critical work.
- In #Gaza, every delivery of humanitarian aid is a fight against time. UNICEF’s Sospeter Baitwa takes us behind the scenes to show what it takes to get lifesaving supplies to children and families as famine spreads and preventable deaths rise. The challenges are immense — destroyed infrastructure, restricted access, constant insecurity — but UNICEF and partners are doing everything possible to reach children with the support they need. Humanitarian workers cannot do it alone. Without an immediate ceasefire and guaranteed safe access, supplies will not reach those who need them most, and more children will die. Children cannot wait.
- Meet Denys, Erika, Anastasiia and Nataliia — four inspiring young leaders working to rebuild their communities, empower their peers and drive #Ukraine's recovery amid ongoing conflict. UNICEF is on the ground in Ukraine, providing critical assistance to those affected by the war. Investing in youth development is crucial for Ukraine's recovery and long-term stability.
- This is the joy of learning. 💙 📚 UNICEF’s Annie Maston takes us behind the scenes at Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where the #KINDFund delivered over 100 desks to eager young learners.
- Meet 14-year-old Mary, who aspires to become a pilot. When she was forced to leave school due to financial reasons, her family found support from UNICEF and partner Hapag-Lloyd. Today, she’s back in school — and thriving. This is her story.
- In schools across Madagascar, UNICEF and the LEGO Foundation are introducing LEGO Braille Bricks to help make learning — and play — more accessible #ForEveryChild, including children with disabilities. 💙
- UNICEF’s Annie Maston takes us behind the scenes at Bwengu Primary School in Malawi, where the K.I.N.D. Fund delivered over 100 desks to eager young learners. The K.I.N.D. Fund, a partnership between UNICEF USA and MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell, empowers students across Malawi with desks and scholarships — paving the way for brighter futures, one classroom at a time. #ForEveryChild, the joy of learning.
- UNICEF Ambassador Laurie Hernandez is kicking off this back-to-school season with an important reminder: One of the most meaningful ways students can build community and make a difference is by joining UNICEF Clubs. Start or join a UNICEF Club today at unicefusa.org/StartAClub
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