We think it’s important to hear what young people have to say about the world. Find out how UNICEF can help you exercise your right to a voice. Check them out! Read more.

An HIV-free generation is possible! Reducing the transmission of HIV from mother-to-child can help us reach 0 infections by 2015. Be a part of the solution! Read more.

The changing global climate is having major impacts around the world, and children are particularly vulnerable. Our work focusses on the Pacific region, where we work to help vulnerable communities build resilience and to be better prepared to respond to environmental disasters. Take action with us! Read more.

Live Below the Line for UNICEF NZ to raise awareness and funds to make a difference to the lives of children around the world! Read more.

Women's Rights in the Pacific

UNICEF is a coordinating member of WRAP (Women’s Rights and Advocacy in the Pacific), which is an Aotearoa-based group made up of New Zealand organisations which promote the rights of women and girls in the Pacific.

Stop human trafficking

UNICEF supports Stop the Traffik, a global movement of activists from around the world who believe that people should not be bought and sold. They have plenty of information, campaign ideas and materials on human trafficking to help realise your power to make a difference on this difficult issue.

Stop Cluster Bombs

UNICEF is proud to be a member of the Aotearoa NZ Cluster Munitions Coalition (ANZCMC) who support the international call to stop cluster munitions from harming civilians.

A cluster bomb is a weapon which disperses large numbers (often hundreds) of unguided ‘bomblets’. Cluster bombs can not distinguish between military targets and civilians. Because so many bomblets fail to detonate when dispersed, they can kill and maim people long after a conflict has ended. Children make up a high proportion of casualties caused by these indiscriminate weapons. In Afghanistan, children make up one-third of cluster munitions casualties. Join UNICEF and stop cluster bombs!