“It’s a bit scary but we’re used to it. We have the experience.” When an Ebola case is confirmed, decontamination of homes and public spaces must happen quickly to stop the spread. Specialized community teams spring into action to prevent further cases and protect children and…Mostrar mais

Yes, those photos you’ve seen are real. More than 18 years ago, a baby named Lamine Yamal and his mom Sheila met Lionel Messi at a UNICEF fundraising photoshoot. Today, their achievements on the pitch inspire millions. Off the pitch, both Messi and Lamine Yamal use their voices…Mostrar mais

In 2025, measles vaccine coverage stalled leading to 57 countries reporting large or disruptive measles outbreaks. As we continue to strive towards pre-pandemic immunization levels, urgent action is needed to protect children’s lives and prevent future outbreaks. Learn more: data.unicef.org/topic/child-health/immuniz...Mostrar mais

When prices rise, children in the poorest households feel it first. A new UNICEF analysis looks at how economic shocks caused by conflict and disruptions linked to the Strait of Hormuz are pushing families deeper into poverty. Read the report. unicef.link/4yr8yV3

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, containing Ebola requires stronger collective action and a faster response. Full statement by UNICEF’s @GillesFagninou: www.unicef.org/press-releases/drc-containi...

What do motorcycles have to do with the Ebola response in DR Congo? They can make the difference between reaching people with critical health services or not. Join nurse Pelo as he travels long distances to check on people whose family or friends have been infected with the vir…Mostrar mais

Immunization saves lives. It has protected generation after generation for the past 200 years. Yet, in 2025, 13.5 million children did not receive a single vaccine in their first year of life – threatening their chances at a healthy future. Governments and partners must invest…Mostrar mais

Young women in male-dominated fields? Yes! This #YouthSkillsDay, meet Umn. She’s 16 and training to be a mechanic with support from UNICEF and partners. unicef.link/4wHNJDg

In 2025, the number of children who did not receive a single vaccine fell by nearly 750,000. But immunization drop-out numbers remain high and stagnant, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. Learn more: unicef.link/4fxdhNv

In Egypt, Malak is learning with her classmates and getting support in a UNICEF-equipped resource room. Her mother, Sharbat, feels proud as Malak practises reading and recognises the words around her. Step by step, that support helps her keep learning. unicef.link/3SSXuQhMostrar mais

In Yemen, Ritaj (12) and Abdullah (10) were at risk of dropping out of school. Social workers from a UNICEF-supported programme helped their families protect their time for learning. Now, Ritaj dreams of becoming a dentist and Abdullah wants to become a doctor. www.unicef.org/yemen/stories/guiding-back-...Mostrar mais

A new UNICEF report highlights that child food and nutrition insecurity is one of the primary drivers putting 3.7 million children under the age of five in Afghanistan at increased risk of undernutrition, underscoring the urgent need to protect children’s diets and act earlier to…Mostrar mais

When the earthquakes hit Venezuela, children’s lives changed in seconds. At that moment, for 15-year-old Yilbert, everything narrowed to one thing: finding his family. Now, in a temporary shelter, he is holding on to music, helping others and looking ahead to rebuilding his lif…Mostrar mais

In Türkiye, Abdulkadir dropped out of school at 16 after experiencing hardship. With support from a UNICEF outreach team, he returned to education and is now studying renewable energy technologies. He's back in class, rebuilding confidence and dreaming again. www.unicef.org/turkiye/en/stories/learning...Mostrar mais

In Romania, ten-year-old Eric has faced health challenges since early childhood. Now, with treatment and therapy he is making progress step by step. UNICEF supports community social workers who help children like Eric access the services, education and care they need to keep mo…Mostrar mais

Chatbots. Voice assistants. Educational apps. AI is shaping how children grow, learn and interact every day. While it brings exciting opportunities, it also comes with real concerns. We’ve put together 5 simple tips to help parents navigate it all.

Who cares for children when their parents are receiving treatment for Ebola? In DR Congo, three nurseries have been set up next to Ebola treatment centres with UNICEF’s support. These safe spaces provide children with care and a chance to feel close to their loved ones during th…Mostrar mais

At least three children have reportedly been killed, and more than 20 injured in attacks across Ukraine since the start of July. Young lives shattered by war, leaving families and communities with unimaginable loss. In response, UNICEF and partners are providing psychological s…Mostrar mais

Education is a lifeline for Rohingya refugee children in Bangladesh. Watch to find out how funding cuts have impacted their futures. UNICEF is doing all we can to support, but Rohingya children need the world’s attention and investment in their education. Learn more at www.unicef.org/emergencies/rohingya-crisisMostrar mais

AI can help a new generation learn, create and imagine what's possible. But as AI becomes part of childhood, children's safety, rights and well-being can't be an afterthought. Here's what young people in Australia, Brazil, India and Italy have to say about the future they're gr…Mostrar mais

Children in Sudan are paying the price of a war that is becoming increasingly deadly. In Darfur and Kordofan, child casualties remain especially high. Full statement: unicef.link/4aBKftg

Jaret from Mexico, Drummond from South Africa and Kamal from Egypt all have one thing in common: they're new fathers or grandfathers. They share the joys, challenges and learnings that come with their new roles.

Grief, loss, looking for hope amid devastation - this is the daily reality for many people in Venezuela after the earthquakes. Hear from a mother who shared her story with us. From setting up shelters and child-friendly spaces, to providing nutrition and clean water services, U…Mostrar mais

Will AI replace teachers? For children and young people, the answer is not as simple as yes or no. Yes, it can answer questions in seconds. But can it understand emotions, build trust or inspire curiosity like teachers do? In this video, young people from Australia, Brazil, In…Mostrar mais

Education is a right, a lifeline for children. But for 258 million school-aged children around the world, crises are disrupting this right. In fact, 93 million children are entirely out of school. New evidence from @EduCannotWait shows that the global education crisis is growin…Mostrar mais

Josbeilys is 10. Her dream is to be a doctor. Just over a week ago, two earthquakes changed everything in her city in Venezuela. Now she’s with her family, adjusting to life in a temporary camp set up by UNICEF and partners. We’re helping provide healthcare, water, nutrition an…Mostrar mais

Fun in the sun? Not. As a result of climate change, heatwaves are becoming longer, more frequent and more severe. Learn how to help keep your children and family safe today. unicef.link/4kh5gvv

UNICEF is on the ground in Venezuela and working around the clock to reach children and families after the devastating earthquakes last week. @unicefvenezuela's Gabriel Vockel shares updates on our response and what’s urgently needed.

The Committee on the Rights of the Child and UNICEF express their deep concern regarding the plight of migrant children in South Africa and the challenges they face while moving across the African continent. Children must remain visible and prioritized throughout the migration r…Mostrar mais

In response to the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June, a 47-metric-ton shipment of UNICEF humanitarian supplies has arrived in the country today to support children and families affected. Details below. www.unicef.org/press-releases/unicef-aid-s...Mostrar mais

New data from 10 countries shows that more than 2 million children said they turn to AI for advice on things that worry them. An estimated 13 million children said they use it to support their learning and homework. As children’s use of AI accelerates, the rules that govern its…Mostrar mais

Children’s futures can’t wait. Governments and businesses must: ✔️ Reduce emissions. 🏫 Protect children and the services they rely on. 🗣️ Empower children and young people to be at the heart of climate decision-making. #ForEveryChild, a safe and healthy planet. www.unicef.org/reports/childrens-climate-r...Mostrar mais

680,000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance following the earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June. Children are among the most vulnerable when disasters strike. The earthquakes have damaged homes, schools, health facilities, water systems, and other critical inf…Mostrar mais

An estimated 680,000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance following the catastrophic earthquakes that struck Venezuela. UNICEF is scaling up its response across health, nutrition, water and sanitation, child protection and education. Learn more: www.unicef.org/press-releases/unicef-68000...Mostrar mais

Think play is just for fun? Think again. Every game, song and drawing is helping your child learn, connect and grow. Here’s why everyday play matters for your child. unicef.link/3OCWQoa

An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela on 24 June, putting thousands of them and their families at risk. When disasters strike, children are among the most vulnerable. UNICEF is on the ground to help ensure…Mostrar mais

A UNICEF charter flight carrying humanitarian supplies has landed in Valencia, Venezuela. It includes essential medical and emergency health kits, personal protective equipment for health workers, collapsible water storage and distribution tanks to help restore access to safe dr…Mostrar mais

What’s happening at the UNICEF Logistics Hub in Panama City? Life-saving supplies are being prepared to support children and families in Venezuela impacted by this week’s deadly earthquakes. Join UNICEF’s Roberto Benes to learn more. Donate now to support our response: www.unicef.org/emergencies/venezuela-earth...Mostrar mais

Children are using AI to learn, create and explore ideas. But AI should support their thinking, not replace it. We asked adolescents from Australia, Brazil, India and Italy how AI is shaping their lives and what they make of it. Here’s what they said.

Repeat after us: Every child has a right to a safe and healthy future. Learn more about the climate threats affecting children and what your government can do #ForEveryChild. unicef.link/4dZj5Pe

Play is joy. Play is a right. Amid destruction and devastation in Gaza, watch how children are finding happiness and relief through sports and activities, supported by UNICEF.

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 24 June, putting thousands of children and families at risk. UNICEF is on the ground and remains committed to supporting national efforts to a…Mostrar mais

Experiencing an earthquake is scary for anyone, but especially for children. If you and your family live in an area at risk, here are some helpful things to know about earthquake safety and preparation. ⬇️ unicef.link/3UZkD1h

The devastating earthquakes in Venezuela have upended the lives of children and families. In the hours and days ahead, children will need protection, psychosocial support, safe water, healthcare and safe spaces as communities recover from the shock and destruction. UNICEF is re…Mostrar mais

“Protecting children cannot be a peripheral concern of peace and security. It must be central to it.” @unicefchief's full remarks at the @‌UN Security Council Open Debate on Children and Armed Conflict: unicef.link/4gDZt4L

In Mongolia, 16-year-old Lyankhua’s curiosity began with an old laptop at home. Through UNICEF-supported digital learning programmes, she learned coding, UX/UI design and online safety. Now she dreams of becoming a UX/UI designer - and studying at MIT. #GirlGoals www.unicef.org/mongolia/stories/girlscode-...Mostrar mais

Playtime doesn’t need toys. A bath, a snack, a walk around the block are all opportunities for your child to practice communication, problem solving and confidence. Here’s how everyday moments can grow their brain. unicef.link/4vqavQb

Mireille is a doctor and a mother in DR Congo. She and her 16-month-old son, Miki, are also survivors of Ebola. Hear the harrowing experience they’ve weathered together, and learn how UNICEF is supporting children and families impacted by the Ebola outbreak.

Children’s futures can’t wait. Governments and businesses must: ✔️ Reduce emissions. 🏫 Protect children and the services they rely on. 🗣️ Empower children and young people to be at the heart of climate decision-making. #ForEveryChild, a safe and healthy planet. www.unicef.org/reports/childrens-climate-r...Mostrar mais

“Our teams in Ituri have met children who have lost their mothers, and in some cases both parents, to Ebola," said @unicefchief. "Children are trying to make sense of the threat while surrounded by rumours and online misinformation.” More on UNICEF’s Ebola response in DR Congo a…Mostrar mais