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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.

UNICEF Report Card 19

Report Card 19 compares how high-income countries achieve fundamental child and youth well-being indicators using the most current data, measuring the outcomes that should be achievable for every child in a high-income country.

Board and Governance

A diverse group of leaders from the medical, legal and business communities, the UNICEF Canada Board of Directors exercises overall responsibility for the policies, programs and direction of the organization and provides advice and counsel on a broad range of policy and operational matters.

UNICEF Canada’s Executive Team

Meet our executive team.

UNICEF’s role in Israel and Gaza

Frequently asked questions on our humanitarian mandate to aid children suffering through unprecedented catastrophe.

Emergency Appeals

When there is an emergency, UNICEF relief team arrives within 24 hours to help stabilize the situation for children. Give to an emergency today.

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.

70 Years of Impact. Powered by Canadians

Discover the stories of lasting, generational impact made possible by Canadians over seven decades.

In a classroom, a woman wearing a blue UNICEF shirt crouch and smiles beside two girls sitting at their desk.

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

A girl writes on a blackboard in a Temporary Learning Space (TLS) in Fada N'Gourma, East Region, Burkina Faso

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