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As more go hungry and malnutrition persists, achieving Zero Hunger by 2030 in doubt, UN report warns

Securing healthy diets for the billions who cannot afford them would save trillions in costs

A child smiles as she eats a meal at the school in Mbuene village, Magude district, Maputo Province, Mozambique

A New Frontline In Ukraine

As COVID-19 continues to spread, medical professionals are battling to save children and their families.

A doctor checks a baby, being held by her mother.

From Caregiver to COVID-19 Warrior

Manuhe Manuhor Babe Jodi he Akonu Nebhabe, Bhabibo Kune Nu Kuwa (If we humans won’t think for each other, who else will).

Tarali supervises the Katapung Line Anganwadi Centre in Dholla Tea Estate, Assam.

Supporting the COVID-19 response in Brazil

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF is scaling up delivery of health and hygiene supplies benefitting more than 583,000 people in Brazil.

Ludmila Balanin, UNICEF Marketing Services UNV, is pictured at UNICEF's warehouse in São Paulo, Brazil.

Yemen sees return to alarming levels of food insecurity

Economic crisis, conflict, floods, desert locusts – and now COVID-19 - could wipe out improvements in food security in parts of Yemen, UN agencies warn

Moharram Al-Oshari, 35 years old, next to his 2 years and a half daughter, says "Before being displaced, I worked as a carpenter and we had a simple life"Mohammed Moharram Sa'ad Al-Oshari lives with his family in a camp for the displaced people in Ahl Al-Jalal in Mareb. Heis fled fighting with his family initially to Al Jawf and then, after Al Jawf was attacked, to Mareb. Although he receives a World Food Programme (WFP) food basket for his family, it is not enough.

In the Ecuadorian Amazon, remote doesn’t mean cut off

Even without internet access or cell phones, students in remote areas of Ecuador are still learning during COVID-19-related school closures.

Raiza sits with her mother outside their home

Statement of Reconciliation

UNICEF Canada supports and advocates for the universal and inherent rights of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples in Canada. We support the rights of Indigenous Peoples worldwide through UNICEF. UNICEF Canada dedicates ourselves to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in Canada, guided by these rights and by our responsibilities to uphold them for and with children, families, communities and the people of Canada.

An Inuit mother carries her child in her amouti

Racial Justice and Inclusion

Learn more about UNICEF Canada’s commitment to racial justice and inclusion. Every child has the right to a more equitable world.

A diverse group of children stand shoulder to shoulder outside on a chilly but sunny day, smiling at the camera.

Millions of children affected by devastating flooding in South Asia, with many more at risk as COVID-19 brings further challenges

Weeks of torrential monsoon rains, widespread flooding and deadly landslides in Bangladesh, India and Nepal have affected millions of children and families

A woman carries straw for her cattle on a raft through flood waters at Sarumariparvat village in Morigaon district on July 22, 2020. Photo by Biju Boro

Delivering life-saving vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic

Health workers are stopping at nothing to ensure immunizations for every child.