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  • Between Fear, Courage and Hope

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    Health workers Fariba and Mohaddeseh share one thing in common as they described their feelings of seeing recovered patients - the sparkle in their eyes and the joy in their voices.
    Health workers inspect a delivery of supplies.
  • A New Shadow Over Ukraine's Children

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    Despite six years of violence, many schools in eastern Ukraine had managed to stay open. Then COVID-19 changed all that.
    A girl sits in a classroom in Eastern Ukraine.
  • Hands-On Innovation

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    In the south of Nepal, easy-to-assemble handwashing stations designed by UNICEF are being installed in several health facilities to promote better hand hygiene – important in protecting children and families against COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.
    A woman washes her hands at a portable washing station.
  • Clean air for children in Bayankhongor

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    Gers – a traditional Mongolian yurt – rely on coal stoves for heating and cooking. To help combat pollution in Mongolia, UNICEF is working on new methods of energy efficiency and indoor air quality. So far, 200 chimneys have already been replaced but there’s many more to go.
    Smog clouds sit over the capital of Mongolia.
  • A Day in the Life: Internally Displaced Children in Yemen

    Posted by UNICEF Canada ·

    Muna is 10 years old and is one of the many children living in Al Sha’ab camp in Aden, Yemen. Due to COVID-19, her school in the camp is currently closed but she is trying to make the best of her days at home.
    Muna cooks at home.
  • A Silent Crisis

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    A nationwide lockdown across Bangladesh brings an increased risk of gender-based violence for Rohingya and Bangladeshi women and girls.
    A woman and her daughter stand outside a makeshift home in Bangladesh.
  • COVID-19: A Double Emergency

    Posted by UNICEF ·

    COVID-19 is bringing a new threat to already battered countries – and makes delivering life-saving assistance even harder.
    A child stands in front of her tin house in Bangladesh.