UNICEF appeals for US$9.9 billion in humanitarian funding to support children affected by conflict and crisis in increasingly volatile world
Funding will support emergency programs targeting 109 million children globally.
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FAST FACTS: Critical gains in HIV response, but adolescents - especially girls - remain disproportionately affected, UNICEF warns on World AIDS Day
While there has been a notable decline in new HIV infections among children and adolescents globally over the past decade, adolescent girls still struggle to access tailored prevention services and support, according to the latest available estimates.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon
UNICEF welcomes the announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon, which we hope will bring an end to the war which has killed more than 240 children, injured around 1,400, and upended the lives of countless others. This is an essential first step toward allowing communities to heal and rebuild after months of turmoil and loss.
Urgent need to protect children amid escalating conflict in Myanmar
Statement attributable to UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban
Birth registration steadily increases worldwide, but 150 million children still ‘invisible’ - UNICEF
New report shows progress, while highlighting gaps—particularly in sub-Saharan Africa— leaving millions of children without legal identity
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the impact of the situation in Syria on children
UNICEF remains steadfast in its commitment to remain on the ground, working alongside our partners to deliver life-saving assistance to children and their families.
Statement by UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Director Edouard Beigbeder on the recent escalation of violence in Northwest Syria
The ongoing violence is a stark reminder of the urgent need for all parties to the conflict to adhere to international humanitarian law and prioritize the protection of civilians, especially children.
One year after Cyclone Idai, 2.5 million people in Mozambique remain in need of humanitarian assistance
UNICEF prepares for more frequent and ferocious disasters as a result of the climate crisis
Light the World Giving Machines
Latter-day Saint Charities and UNICEF Canada are making a difference for children this holiday season through Light the World Giving Machines.
At least 90,000 children impacted as Cyclone Chido hits hard in Mozambique
Thousands of homes were immediately destroyed in Cabo Delgado, a province grappling with protracted conflict; UNICEF concerned about the spread of waterborne diseases and large-scale displacement.
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