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Our Year in Review: 5 Stories of Success from 2019

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: December 20, 2019

In 2019, UNICEF reached almost all corners of the globe – 190 countries to be exact – to help save children’s lives. To celebrate the end of the year – and the end of a decade – we’ve chosen 5 stories from at home and abroad, to showcase how the tireless work of UNICEF staff and the generous support of our donors enables us to defend the right to childhood, for every child.

A mother holds her baby in India

A World Inside a Refugee Camp: Children of Zaatari – Part 2

Posted by: Guest Author
Publication date: December 17, 2019

UNICEF Canada ambassador and teacher Bayan Yammout visited Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan – the world’s largest camp for Syrian refugees – in October 2019, to provide training for facilitators at the camp’s Makani Centres. In a two part series, she shares her reflections on life for children in the camps.

Bayan Yammout with school children in Zaatatri, Jordan.

Top 6 Gifts that Give Back: A Last Minute Rescue Guide

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: December 11, 2019

The holidays are fast approaching, which means last-minute gift shoppers are urgently searching for that special something to give to friends, family or that special someone. In the spirit of the season, UNICEF Canada offers this holiday rescue guide; our top 6 meaningful gifts that will help children in need this season.

A baby waits to receive new winter clothes in Zaatari Refugee Camp, Jordan.

Children in Syria: An Ongoing Crisis

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: December 9, 2019

Syria’s nine year conflict has continued unabated, with all parties to the conflict intensifying military operations in Idleb, Aleppo, Hama, Eastern Ghouta and in the Northeast of the country. Despite the ongoing conflict, UNICEF has been working hard to provide essential supplies and support to children in the region.

A child looks out a bus window at a temporary camp for Syrian refugees in Iraq.

The journey: Ensuring access to safe drinking water in Venezuela

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: December 9, 2019

UNICEF is working with authorities and partners in providing safe and clean water to children and families.

Duglianis sits inside her home in Petare, Venezuela.

The Power of Possibility

Posted by: Guest Author
Publication date: December 9, 2019

In October 2019, six members of UNICEF Canada’s Women Unlimited travelled to Ghana for their first field visit, as part of a four year philanthropic journey. One of the members, Lisa Letwin, provided us this reflection on her experiences and how philanthropy really means the power of possibility.

Members of the Women UNlimited team pose outside UNICEF Ghana offices

Letter from the Future

Posted by: Kids Of Canada
Publication date: December 3, 2019

On November 20, youth activists from across Canada gathered in Toronto and collaborated on a letter from the future.


A World Inside a Refugee Camp: Children of Zaatari – Part 1

Posted by: Guest Author
Publication date: December 3, 2019

UNICEF Canada ambassador and teacher Bayan Yammout visited Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan – the world’s largest camp for Syrian refugees – in October 2019, to provide training for facilitators (Syrian refugees who run the UNICEF designated programs) at the camp’s Makani Centres. In a two part series, she shares her reflections on life for children in the camps.

Bayan with students at a makani centre

We didn’t know where to go: Syrian refugees on the move

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: October 30, 2019

Kawthar is a 25 year old mother, who fled airstrikes in Serekaniye (also known as Ras Al-Ayn) with her only daughter Barcham (2 and a half years old). They are some of the approximately 176,000 people (including almost 80,000 children) who have been displaced inside north-eastern Syria just in the last two weeks.

Syrian child sit outside a makeshift tent in Iraq

World Polio Day: Life as a Polio Survivor

Posted by: UNICEF Canada
Publication date: October 23, 2019

Safia Ibrahim is a 37 year old Somali-born Canadian. When she was 1 years old, she contracted polio that rendered her unable to walk. For World Polio Day, Safia spoke with UNICEF Canada about the choice she never got to make but one that has impacted her entire life.

Safia as a child in Somalia.

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