Right now, more than 11 million children are in danger in Yemen. They desperately need food, water
and medical supplies.
Across 190 countries and territories, UNICEF defends the rights of children and young people.
UNICEF is the leading agency supporting children in need through natural disasters war and other disruptions.
UNICEF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1965
Of every dollar over 87% goes directly to help children
UNICEF advocates for issues such as child rights, safety, protection, education to raise healthy future citizens.
UNICEF works with NGOs and Governments around the globe to empower the future citizens of the planet.
We collaborate with governments to empower children
Learn more about our current appeals and priority projects.
Featured stories from New Zealand and around the world
Eight-year-old Bassam and his family have been running from war for five years, only to have it chase them every step of the way
My bags and I are heading to Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh — the largest refugee settlement in the world
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Over 87% of every dollar goes directly to help children.
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As you read this, children are going hungry and dying of malnutrition. Let's save these lives, together. https://t.co/Gg9WlJjl0L
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Hutt City Council is proud to lead the Capital Stars programme. A mentoring programme that connects kids from schools with local, elite sporting legends. To find out how your school can get involved, please contact Marsha Chiet on 04 560 0316 or marsha.chiet@huttcity.govt.nz
View TweetHere's a #WednesdayMotivation article! #soccer player Ben Sigmund ⚽️ 🇳🇿 played for the @NZ_Football and the @WgtnPhoenixFC. As a child he was called "chubby" and "fat". In collaboration with @HuttCityCouncil. https://t.co/ephDuCFnEJ.
View TweetWe this photo of Mums and babies at a #breastfeeding celebration in #Ethiopia. #ForEveryChild, a healthy.
View TweetThe Taliauli children from 'Eua, #Tonga, standing in front of a tree knocked over by #CycloneGita. Getting kids back into education is key. Unicef is there to help Child
View TweetThe world has failed the #children of #Syria many times. The world cannot keep failing Syria's children.
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