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UNICEF

@UNICEF

UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to protect children's rights. We won't stop, #ForEveryChild.

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Born December 11

Joined April 2009

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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, containing Ebola requires stronger collective action and a faster response. Full statement by UNICEF’s @GillesFagninou:
"In the DRC, containing Ebola requires stronger collective action and a faster response"
From unicef.org
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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
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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
Vaccination and Immunization Statistics - UNICEF DATA
From data.unicef.org
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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
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@UNICEF
Jul 15
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:
Global childhood immunization coverage inches forward despite conflict and hesitancy – UNICEF, WHO
From unicef.org
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Jul 14
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.
Malak in the Resource Room
From unicef.org
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UNICEF Bangladesh
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Jul 12
"When the water entered our home, my first thought was not about our belongings, but about my children," says Arafat's mother, as 11-year-old Arafat wades through floodwater in Banshkhali, Chattogram.
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Jul 12
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.
Guiding Back to Class
From unicef.org
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Jul 12
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
UNICEF calls for urgent action as peak wasting season nears and child food and nutrition insecurity...
From unicef.org
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Jul 11
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
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Jul 10
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.
Learning, Belonging, Dreaming Again
From unicef.org
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Jul 10
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
The power to move forward
From unicef.org
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Catherine Russell
@unicefchief
Jul 8
The earthquakes in #Venezuela devastated the lives of thousands of children and families. UNICEF is providing life-saving support. But much more is required as needs grow. The earthquakes have taken so much from children already. We cannot allow them to take their futures.
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Jul 9
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.
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