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UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to protect children's rights. We won't stop, #ForEveryChild.
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At just two weeks old, Asante’s life turned upside down. She lost both of her parents amid the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and contracted the disease herself. But her story didn’t end there. Baby Asante survived Ebola and her recovery has been marked by weekly visits to a UNICEF-supported hospital, thanks to her foster mother, Francine. “Today, seeing her smile makes me feel good,” she says.
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"My Aunt Mercedes is like a mom to me." After losing their mother in the earthquakes in Venezuela, Damián and his sister found a new home and a supportive family with their aunt. Today, soccer, music and trips to the beach are helping them smile again. And with the support of UNICEF and its partners, they are receiving psychosocial support to heal and move forward. Because, as Mercedes says: "With love, anything is possible." Stay for the children of Venezuela. Donate now:
UNICEF84,904 views • 13 days ago

“The beginning of true love is to #LoveMyself.” In the past 8 years, UNICEF and BTS_official worked together to help end violence and support the mental health and well-being of children and young people everywhere. Here’s how and what we did. #OnMyMind 💙💜 #BTSLoveMyself
UNICEF2,499,830 views • 1 year ago

“I go [to school] to learn, because when I grow up, I want to become a journalist,” says Shaymaa, 14, amid escalating threats to safety and access to education in the West Bank. UNICEF and partners are providing remedial and catch-up education, psychosocial support and protective measures to access school across the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Children’s right to education must be protected.
UNICEF91,050 views • 15 days ago

It’s back-to-school season and Obed, 9, is eager to learn! With the ongoing Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, preventive measures have been put in place in schools with UNICEF’s support to protect students and staff. Watch as Obed and his school principal, Déborah Ageno, tell us more.
UNICEF165,440 views • 1 month ago

Nepal produces only around 0.1% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Yet children, who are least responsible for the climate crisis, are among those bearing its heaviest consequences. Join UNICEF’s James Elder to hear how children were affected by August’s devastating flash floods and learn what they need next. Learn more:
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“Everyone kept yelling for us to run, so I did.” Sonika, 13, shares in detail what happened to her and her family when a flash flood in Nepal surged through their village. Find out how UNICEF is responding for children and families and how you can join to support them:
UNICEF195,632 views • 1 month ago

Dreams shattered. Futures snatched. More than 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan have been denied a secondary education since 2021. Girls like Mahira, Rabia and Shafiqa want to learn and have the chance to shape their own lives. But the ongoing ban on secondary education is keeping them out of the classroom. Watch and share their stories to show your support for every girl in Afghanistan.
UNICEF114,347 views • 1 month ago

These are the horrifying images Samir, 21, captured from his phone as he escaped the flash floods in his hometown in Nepal. Samir is now safe with his little brother and mother, but uncertainty looms large for thousands of children and families like theirs. Find out how UNICEF is helping children and families impacted and donate to support them:
UNICEF178,805 views • 1 month ago

This is what aid cuts look like in Somalia - empty beds in a health centre, pregnant women and newborns unable to access healthcare. Walk with UNICEF’s James Elder to understand just how much we’re losing. Globally, if current trends continue, 27.3 million children will die in the world before their fifth birthday by 2030 – nearly half of them newborns. We call for urgent funding of children’s health in Somalia and around the world.
UNICEF77,426 views • 22 days ago

In Nepal, flash floods have left children reeling and schools devastated. But communities are coming together. Our colleagues Zara Chitou from UNICEF HQ and Preena Shrestha from UNICEF Nepal share what's happening on the ground. UNICEF is staying for the children of Nepal. Stay with us - donate now:
UNICEF121,688 views • 1 month ago

Measles is spreading in Bangladesh - with over 190,000 suspected cases reported since March 2026. When one-year-old Ayatullah suddenly started showing signs of illness, his father Abdul Razzak brought him to a hospital. That’s when he was diagnosed with measles. “Let’s be ready to get the measles vaccine, because even a small moment of negligence or distraction could lead to serious suffering later,” says Abdul Razzak. To protect children’s health and help curb the ongoing outbreak, UNICEF is procuring vaccines and supporting emergency catch-up programmes.
UNICEF34,511 views • 10 days ago

More than 1,900 children have been orphaned or separated from their parents since May amid the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo. Baby Lina* is one of them. At a UNICEF-supported nursery near an Ebola treatment centre, caregivers like Neema are giving her the safe care she needs. Urgent investment is needed to ensure children like Lina* can access protection services as they recover and reunite with their families. *Name changed to protect identity.
UNICEF35,419 views • 10 days ago

The devastating flash floods in Nepal a month ago have cut off communities from critical services and damaged essential water and sanitation infrastructure. Watch how UNICEF and partners are taking every route possible to ensure communities receive an additional layer of protection from diseases through vaccination. We continue to stay for the children of Nepal. Join us:
UNICEF64,275 views • 22 days ago

“I don't know whether to scream or to cry.” Earlier this week, our spokesperson, @1james_elder, met two-year-old Ali in Beirut, Lebanon. Ali was buried under rubble for 14 hours after his home collapsed in an airstrike. His entire family was killed in the war. Ceasefire now.
UNICEF1,645,346 views • 1 year ago

“Together, we will defeat Ebola.” U-Reporters in DR Congo know it all too well: Ebola outbreaks can have devastating consequences on communities. That’s why Moise, Victorine and their young peers are taking to the streets, helping people learn how to keep their children and families safe from the disease.
UNICEF55,136 views • 20 days ago

The lives of at least 17,000 children in Nepal have been drastically changed by the flash floods. Their homes, schools, roads - all destroyed. About 10,000 children now require urgent support to continue their education. UNICEF is on the ground, facilitating life-saving assistance. Learn how and donate to support children affected:
UNICEF115,993 views • 1 month ago

Swostik, 14, has witnessed the devastation caused by the Nepal flash floods. Watch his story to learn about his experiences. UNICEF is on the ground, providing mental health and psychosocial support, hygiene kits, nutrition and education supplies, and other life-saving essentials. With your support, we can do more. Donate now:
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