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On Sunday 26th April 2026, Dan Carter will take centre stage at Christchurch’s One New Zealand Stadium during the Super Rugby Pacific, Super Round. Dan will lead an exciting on-field activation with the DC10 Fund for UNICEF Aotearoa, giving fans the chance to make a real difference for children in the Pacific.
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New WASH Facility Restores Dignity and Learning for Honiara Senior High School Students
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Liam Neeson visits South Sudan to see the Sudan humanitarian crisis firsthand as funding cuts close 186 nutrition sites.
Actress Millie Bobby Brown was announced as UNICEF’s youngest-ever Goodwill Ambassador on World Children’s Day in 2018. Today, she uses her global platform to advocate for children’s rights and amplify youth voices around the world.
17-year-old Antini is breaking the cycle of child poverty through UNICEF Tanzania and Social Protection programs like Cash Plus. See her story.
Internationally renowned actress Audrey Hepburn was a tireless advocate for children’s rights and was a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF.
How we can best support children during these challenging times.
Our partners are equipping girls and young women with the skills they need to become the architects of a diverse, inclusive and secure digital world.
Childhood malnutrition affects more than 229 million kids worldwide. It's a triple threat which includes undernutrition, hidden hunger and overnutrition.
Students in Bhutan are creating a brighter future with incredible climate change solutions.
2025 was not without its challenges; conflict, emergencies and global aid cuts. Despite these hurdles, life-changing support still reached children. Let’s celebrate the hope you made possible in 2025.
The mission of a lifetime: Protecting children from polio during war.
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