More than 11,000 children killed or injured in Yemen – UNICEF
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell calls for urgent renewal of truce following visit
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The humanitarian situation in Somalia remains extremely serious: assistance must be sustained and improved to continue to prevent famine
Join press release by UN System in Somalia
Stories of hope from 2022
To end the year with a note of gratitude, here are five stories of hope from around the world – showing us how one small intervention can impact the lives and futures of children.
Almost 7 million children in Ukraine at risk as attacks on energy infrastructure cause widespread blackouts and disruption of heating and water
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell urges protection of children and civilian infrastructure
Universal School Meals: Putting Child Health Back on the Front Foot
It isn’t always easy to be a kid—or for that matter, a parent responsible for one. But we can all agree that over the last few years, it’s grown increasingly harder.
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Angélique Kidjo celebrates resilience of girls and young people during visit to Benin
Trip marks Kidjo’s 20-year anniversary as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
UNICEF supports Ukraine Ministry of Social Policy and Ukrainian Railways holiday season campaign for war-affected children and vulnerable families
In midst of the difficult winter period, UNICEF is working to provide a total of $102 million of additional cash assistance
More than twenty million children suffering in the Horn of Africa as drought intensifies
UN children’s agency warns of funding shortfall as the region faces an unprecedented fifth consecutive failed rainy season and poor outlook for the sixth.
Restricting female humanitarians from working and female students from access to education in Afghanistan is a ‘blatant violation of fundamental human rights’
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell
Up to 4 million children in Pakistan still living next to stagnant and contaminated floodwater
Child survival crisis remains acute in flood-affected areas as rates of respiratory infections and severe acute malnutrition soar
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