UNICEF in Action
Stories about UNICEF's work for children around the world
UNICEF Ireland Joe Canning travelled to Syria at the end of 2017, to see the impact of seven years of war on children there.
Canning was deeply ...
The coming winter is the latest threat to Syrian children. Freezing temperatures, snow and heavy rain will make life a struggle for children who have ...
Conflict has changed every part of Syria over the past six years, including winter. Any happy memories of snow filled streets and fields are now ...
“I am a child, not a threat”
Renowned photographer and director Rankin has joined forces with UNICEF to create a short film highlighting the ...
Haiti has been battered in recent years, by storms, hurricanes and the devastating 2010 earthquake. What will 2017 hold for Haiti, and how will she ...
Education is a crucial part of any child’s life, but for children in emergencies, it becomes lifesaving. War, conflict and natural disasters have a ...
On the night of Monday 13 August 2017, Sierra Leone's capital city Freetown experienced torrential rains and landslides. The Government has confirmed ...
Young people have the right to have their voices heard, but how do you make leaders listen before you can vote? UNICEF thinks it has the answer - ...
UNICEF Ireland Youth Ambassadors Natasha Maimba (15) and Minahil Sarfraz (15) gave The Ray D'Arcy Show on RTÉ Radio One a brilliant and insightful ...
After two years of hunger and conflict, the children of Yemen now face an unprecedented cholera outbreak ...
Lani (15) wants to tell the world what Iraqi children are going through. She says conflict in her home city of Mosul "destroyed our lives", but there ...
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and Syrian refugee Muzoon Almellehan has made a heartfelt appeal to fellow refugee children.
The education activist is ...