UNICEF USA

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We do whatever it takes to ensure that every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected. Join us: http://iamunicef.org

Children play soccer after school in the village of Horoguendé on the outskirts of the city of Sévaré, in the Mopti region of central Mali in May 2026. The primary school serves girls and boys from both host and displaced communities.
How Economic Shocks From War in the Middle East Threaten to Increase Child Poverty Worldwide Children are paying the price of conflict-related shipping disruptions — including those living far beyond the region, UNICEF warns in a new report.
Saja Khas with her daughter receiving fortified food support during UNICEF’s HEP distribution in Gaza.
Meet Laaha, a virtual safe space for women and girls.
Three children playing soccer together
White and blue text on a black background reads, "Every child deserves to grow up healthy, educated, protected and respected." UNICEF USA works alongside American corporations, faith-based and civil society organizations, philanthropic foundations, government agencies and individuals to support UNICEF in delivering the nutrition, health care, education and emergency aid that children need to survive and thrive.
What is child marriage — and why does it still happen? Here’s what you need to know about one of the world’s most widespread human rights violations.
A plane on tarmac at night, with unloaded UNICEF supplies being loaded onto a vehicle nearby
You can help protect children in extreme heat. Keep them hydrated Avoid outdoor play during peak heat Watch for signs of heat illness, including flushed skin, dizziness, nausea and fatigue Keep indoor spaces cool and shaded Encourage rest breaks Dress them in light, breathable clothing
"Why the United States' Investment in UNICEF matters: - Created $735 million in revenue for American businesses across 37 states in 2025 - Helps keep our country safe and strong - Saves children's lives" + a photo of a child eating from a therapeutic food packet
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected. In the days and weeks ahead, they will need protection, psychosocial support, safe water, health care and safe spaces as communities begin to recover. You can help.
"An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful 7.5 and 7.2 magnitude earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, putting thousands of children and families at risk. UNICEF is on the ground and remains committed to supporting national efforts to address the needs of affected children and their families. You can help."
A UNICEF Supply Division staff member operates a forklift carrying a pallet of emergency supplies
"Help children in Venezuela now - Support UNICEF's emergency earthquake response" + a photo of a woman comforting a child in the streets of Caracas
Bakari, standing outside wearing a backpack and holding a clipboard
Inside a classroom, a teenager sits at a desk with pen in hand, smiling at the camera.
Migrant. Asylum seeker. Refugee. Internally displaced person. Returnee. Stateless person. Behind every term is a human with a story.
A boy at a displacement site kicks a soccer ball. A line of children wait behind him.
"5 things you need to know about the Ebola outbreak"
Two children use stacking cups to build towers inside a child-friendly space in Sudan.
Three friends stand together, with their arms around each other. Peter, center, holds a soccer ball.
"What doesn't change when conflict happens? Children's needs."
"Protected from Child Labor After Giving Birth at 16: One Girl's Story Learn how a UNICEF-supported Integrated Social Services approach in Ghana is helping to protect children's right to go to school — instead of work — in cocoa-growing communities where child labor is still an issue."
"How War in the Middle East Impacts Supply Delivery for Children Worldwide The escalation of war is disrupting global humanitarian supply chains, driving transportation and logistics costs skyward. Here's what UNICEF is doing to maintain the flow of lifesaving supplies."
A UNICEF WASH officer and another worker carry UNICEF buckets as the prepare to assemble hygiene kits. Boxes and buckets are visible in the background.
"The Race to Save Lives: UNICEF Ramps Up Ebola Response UNICEF is rapidly scaling up lifesaving support in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighboring nations, working with partners to stop the spread of disease and speed up supply delivery to the worst-affected areas."
"Protecting Mothers and Children in Sudan Brutal conflict in Sudan has triggered extensive displacement and intensified poverty. In Gedaref State, pregnant and breastfeeding women are benefiting from cash grants integrated with health and nutrition services for healthier children."
A black and white photo of Heidi Klum wearing a UNICEF shirt
A close up of a girl washing her hands in the sink