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Nearly 500,000 Rohingya children live in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh. Many were born there in the seven years since their families had to flee violence in Myanmar. See how UNICEF has been supporting children's needs throughout this crisis.

Seven-year-old Amina stands in the shattered streets of Poltava, central Ukraine, after an attack on her neighbourhood earlier this year left dozens injured. For the children of Ukraine, the fear of violence is a constant shadow. As the war continues, UNICEF and partners remain on the ground to respond with life-saving programmes and services for children. #ForEveryChild, peace.

“Fear makes you leave everything. The most important thing is your children,” shares Farida, a mother who fled her home in Sudan with her children due to the ongoing violence. This is how UNICEF is supporting families like hers with child-friendly spaces.

Despite his mother’s best efforts, Saddalha is dangerously underweight in Gaza. He has been urgently referred to a UNICEF-supported treatment centre. Along with life-saving supplies and services, he needs a ceasefire now.

Pierre, a father of 4, has been displaced with his family four times amid ongoing violence in Haiti. This is how cash transfers from UNICEF and partners are helping families like his rebuild their lives.

“If I can encourage more girls to embrace the potential of technology by being a role model, that would make me very happy," says 18-year-old Vicheda from Cambodia. This tech trailblazer's journey began with exploring a new STEM-focused school curriculum and learning programming through YouTube. Today, it has evolved into a professional pursuit. Vicheda channels her passion into leading technology workshops for children, hoping to inspire them to see a future in STEM. Keep shining bright, Vicheda! 💙

An outbreak of Mpox is sweeping through eastern and southern Africa, putting children at severe risk. With 200+ cases across five countries, it's crucial we act now to provide life-saving support. This is what UNICEF is doing.

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One-year-old Taif’s family initially struggled to find treatment for her malnutrition - a potentially life-threatening problem for children in Yemen. Amid conflict, poverty and disease outbreaks, this is how UNICEF and partners are stepping in to help.

The children of Gaza just want the war to end so they can go to school, be with their families, and live out their childhoods. This is not possible without a ceasefire. We must continue calling for one loudly, persistently.