UNICEF USA
Helping Children Around the World from the U.S. UNICEF USA plays a vital role in supporting UNICEF’s international efforts. We focus on raising funds, promoting awareness, and educating the public in the United States. We work alongside a variety of partners, including government agencies, businesses, non-profits, social enterprises, community leaders, celebrities, religious organizations, youth and campus groups, educators, and families. Together, we strive to ensure the safety and health of every child.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
unicefusa.org | Sarah Ferguson |Tong Su
As news of a ceasefire agreement brings hope of safety to families in the Gaza Strip and relief to hostages and their families in Israel, Gaza's markets and health systems have collapsed after 15 months of aerial bombardment, leaving Palestinian parents unable to feed their children. Nearly the entire population — 2.1 million people — are facing high levels of food insecurity.
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Dec 4, 2024 |
unicefusa.org | Sarah Ferguson |Tong Su
Displaced and without access to essential goods and services, Gaza's children face a deepening catastropheAfter well over a year of conflict in the Gaza Strip, more than a million children remain caught in a devastating situation. Attacks on infrastructure and a lack of access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation have left kids vulnerable to the spread of disease. Everyday supplies parents need to keep their children healthy are either unavailable or too expensive for families to afford.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
unicefusa.org
At a time when so many people need help, there are still many benefits — tax and philanthropic — to giving back.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
unicefusa.org | Raheel Khan |UNICEF Pakistan |Kent Page
The 2022 floods damaged or destroyed 30,000 schools and put education on hold for millions of childrenWhen she was growing up, there was no elementary school in Salma Qadeer’s remote village in Pakistan. “After fifth grade, I could not study further, and my parents married me off,” says Salma.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
unicefusa.org | Sarah Ferguson |Tong Su
The strongest storm to hit Vietnam in decades, Typhoon Yagi made landfall on Sept. 7, 2024, devastating communities across 26 provinces, impacting the lives of millions of children and families. Severe storm damage, flash floods and landslides, along with torrential rains and wind speeds surpassing 135 miles per hour cut off access to safe water, sanitation, health care and education. I don't remember anything about the flood. I don't know where my mom is.
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