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UNICEF is the world’s farthest-reaching humanitarian organization for children. Across 190 countries and territories, and in the world’s toughest places, we work to help children survive, defend their rights, keep them protected, healthy and educated, and give them a fair chance to fulfill their potential.
Despite progress, child labour still affects 138 million children globally – ILO, UNICEF
New report shows an almost 50 per cent reduction since start of century, but world fails to reach elimination targets
Commitment to Racial Justice
UNICEF Canada strongly condemns all racist and discriminatory practices. We affirm our commitment to racial justice and our dedication to working for a more equitable world for every child.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the children killed by the alarming escalation of violence in the Middle East
UNICEF strongly condemns all forms of violence against children. Our thoughts are with all the families and communities mourning this tragic loss of life.
UNICEF Executive Director concludes three-day mission to Chad, meeting with some of the 700,000 children displaced across border from Sudan
Visit comes as more than two million children have now fled Sudan since start of conflict in 2023
UNICEF Executive Director visits the Sahel as insecurity and displacement continue to affect children
Millions of children in the region are out of school and at risk of severe malnutrition as conflict and funding cuts push families to the brink
More than 5,000 children diagnosed with malnutrition in the Gaza Strip in May
An average of 112 children have been admitted for treatment every day since the beginning of 2025
Your summer supporter update
Conflict. Disease. Climate shocks. The challenges facing children are growing, but so are the impacts of our collective action.
Your summer impact report
Conflict. Disease. Climate shocks. The challenges facing children are growing, but so are the impacts of our collective action.
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