Mariam's story is one of hope and perseverance. Education in emergencies isn’t a luxury. It saves lives and transforms futures.
Investing in education means investing in children’s resilience, potential, and aspiration.
What does resilience look like?
During her visit to #Sudan, UNICEF’s Global Director of Education, Dr. Pia Britto, met Mariam — displaced by conflict, back in school and dreaming of becoming a doctor.
For children in emergencies, #education is a lifeline to hope and a future.
Thousands of children affected by flash floods in Nepal urgently need safe drinking water.
UNICEF is responding, working with the government and partners to scale up emergency water supply, temporary sanitation and handwashing facilities.👇
For some children, digital spaces can become places where they are subjected to sexual exploitation and abuse.
A new UNICEF report drawing on Disrupting Harm data looks at children’s experiences across 21 countries, the scale of the issue and what’s needed to better protect
UNICEF is the world’s largest procurer of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) - with the support of our donors.
Between 2003 and 2025, we procured and delivered a total of 8.7B sachets of RUTF globally, fueling recovery from severe acute malnutrition for millions of children.
A small sachet of food can save children’s lives.
How?
Watch this video to see how RUTF has saved the lives of millions of children over decades. #ForEveryChild
