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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.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on children and the continued bloodshed in the Gaza Strip
Children didn’t start this conflict and they have no power to stop it, yet they are paying the highest price with their lives and futures. In the last 14 months, more than 14,500 children have reportedly been killed, and virtually all 1.1 million children in Gaza are in urgent need of protection and mental health support.
Providing quality healthcare to mothers and newborns
All babies and mothers should have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare. Learn more about our efforts.
Peace must prevail for Syria’s children
Statement by UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Director Edouard Beigbeder
Violence sending shocks around Haiti’s collapsing health system
Armed groups in the capital have strangled supply chains, putting millions of children at risk of disease and malnutrition.
Making a difference for generations to come
Discover the heartfelt story of a supporter who has chosen to leave a gift in their Will with UNICEF Canada.
Honorary Council
UNICEF Canada is proud and honoured to work with members of its Honorary Council – Canadian individuals and families who have provided distinguished service and outstanding support to help achieve our mission.
Painting Olympics for children and youth
Each August, in Vancouver, children and young people between the ages of 4 and 25 gather for a live painting competition. There are hundreds of kids in front of easels ready to “paint off” in support of other children around the world.
UNICEF scaling up Papua New Guinea landslide response
More than 40% of those affected under the age of 16
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