UNICEF Report Cards measure child and youth well-being in wealthy countries. Report Card 18 compares levels of child poverty in the richest countries; the progress they have been making to end child poverty; and how well their policies protect every child from poverty.
Children must be protected and the services they rely on must be safeguarded, in line with international law.
Remarks by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell in the briefing to the United Nations Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Haiti
Where to buy charitable UNICEF cards - find out here or browse cards to purchase individually or for business purposes this coming holiday season.
On World Polio Day, UNICEF warns that polio cases in these settings have more than doubled over the past five years
Joint Statement by UNHCR Assistant High Commissioner for Operations Raouf Mazou and UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban
After many years of progress, the child poverty rate in Canada has moved in the wrong direction. In fact, the poverty rate rose more sharply for children than for the general population. Canada is now a middle performer among rich countries for its rate of child poverty.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell
For children caught in humanitarian crisis, water is a matter of life and death
A holiday special episode of the For Every Child podcast featuring a conversation between UNICEF Canada ambassadors and actors Simu Liu and Saara Chaudry about what inspires them to advocate for child rights and their hopes for children in 2024.
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