RT @R_DeDominicis: Devastating reports from Kyiv today: four children killed, including a toddler, and many more injured. Children should….

RT @UNICEF_UA: “Next week the new school year starts – the fourth since the full-scale invasion. But instead of hope and joy, every child l….

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RT @unicefchief: Grave rights violations against children in #Haiti or anywhere in the world cannot be tolerated. Every child deserves a….

UNICEF is gravely concerned by reports of an attack on 25 August in Mrauk U Township, Rakhine State, Myanmar, that reportedly killed and injured children and destroyed homes. Full statement by June Kunugi, @UNICEF_EAPRO Regional Director, below.

There is a water crisis, and it’s happening now. This #WorldWaterWeek, here are ten things you didn't know about water.

For 13-year-old Mayer in Sudan, access to safe drinking water means more than survival. It means dignity and hope. #WorldWaterWeek

RT @unicefchief: It’s been 500 days of siege for children in Al Fasher, Darfur. We are witnessing a devastating tragedy-children starving….

Children in Al Fasher, Sudan, are starving and UNICEF’s life-saving nutrition services are being blocked. “Children must be protected at all times, and they must have access to life-saving aid.” - @unicefchief. Learn more at

Water is a right, not a privilege. Yet one in four people globally still lack access to safe drinking water. This #WorldWaterWeek, learn more:

Eight years into the Rohingya crisis, about half a million children are growing up in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh. UNICEF and partners are providing life-saving aid like clean water, healthcare, protection, nutrition and education. With funding cuts to global

RT @unicefchief: Children do not start wars and they have no power to end them. But they are paying the biggest price. Children must alwa….

RT @UNICEFBD: 8 years into the Rohingya crisis, @UNICEF remains committed to children’s needs. From Cox’s Bazar, UNICEF Deputy Executive D….

Parenting is full of surprises, challenges and unforgettable moments. Families from around the world share their real-life joys, struggles and lessons, moments every parent will recognize. Here’s what they said. #EarlyMomentsMatter.

“When I grow up, I want to be a doctor to treat the sick,” says Odile, 14. In Burkina Faso, the lack of adequate school infrastructure keeps many children from continuing their education. UNICEF and partners are building schools so every child can learn and pursue their dreams.

10 things you should know about water and the global climate crisis. #WorldWaterWeek

Famine is now a reality in Gaza. A man-made disaster for children and families that we have been warning about. Urgent, large-scale action is needed NOW for children and families.

Dieussika, 14, was forced to flee the ongoing violence in Haiti with her mother and siblings and live in a school used as a displacement site. Her education was disrupted, and she slowly lost hope. But thanks to five months of catch-up classes and vocational training -

Millions of children in Sudan are out of school with the ongoing violence. UNICEF and partners are implementing an initiative to reopen schools so children can access their right to education. #ForEveryChild to truly access education in safety in Sudan, the violence must end

Having a baby changes everything. For some parents, the joy comes with postpartum emotions that can feel heavy and persistent. Here’s our expert advice to help you understand what you're going through and find the support you need. #OnMyMind.

RT @unicefchief: Famine is now a grim reality for children in Gaza Governorate, and a looming threat in Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. The….