In times of crisis, girls are often the first to be pulled out of school and the last to return. Every girl has the right to learn, no matter where she lives or what she’s been through. Education must be part of every emergency response. It protects. It empowers. It gives girls the tools to rebuild their lives. Tap ❤️ if you support quality education for every girl, everywhere.

In Gaza, UNICEF and partners have been providing essential and life-saving assistance to children and families. Rawan Eleyan from UNICEF State of Palestine outlines their current and urgent needs. UNICEF is ready to scale up this assistance and continues to call for the unimpeded entry of humanitarian aid and commercial supplies at scale. The ceasefire must be sustained. Learn more: https://unicef.link/support-children-Gaza

Most girls don't grow up in a world of opportunity. They build one. That’s what POWER4Girls is supporting: bringing young people together to promote equality and make sure girls’ voices are heard. This month’s UNICEF newsletter takes you inside the initiative and also highlights: 🔵 TOMORROW X TOGETHER joining forces with UNICEF 🔵 The escalating polycrisis in Haiti 🔵 The reality of child labour in Sierra Leone … and other powerful stories from around the world. Read the latest issue: https://unicef.link/4hIKu8p Want more stories like this in your inbox? Subscribe here: https://unicef.link/47g0NpQ

“We had to flee Al Fasher because life was unbearable,” shares 12-year-old Muzdalifa. Amid escalating violence, an estimated 130,000 children in Al Fasher, Sudan, are at a high risk of grave rights violations, with reports of abduction, killing and maiming, and sexual violence. UNICEF calls for an immediate ceasefire for children and safe humanitarian access. This violence must end.

Children are refusing to accept a world shaped by decisions they didn’t make. They want their voices heard, their ideas respected and their efforts supported. This #WorldChildrensDay let’s commit to building a brighter, fairer, more inclusive world #ForEveryChild. Learn more: https://unicef.link/wcd_mydaymyrights Más información: https://unicef.link/dia-infancia-2025 Pour en savoir plus : https://unicef.link/journee-mondiale-enfance للمزيد من المعلومات: https://unicef.link/4oWcBmW

Several days of torrential rains, storm surges and catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricane Melissa have impacted the lives of more than 700,000 children across the Caribbean. In Jamaica, where Melissa made landfall as a category 5 hurricane and destroyed homes and essential infrastructure, UNICEF is supporting the government to reach more than 284,000 children to address urgent nutrition needs, access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene including mental health support. UNICEF is working with national authorities and partners in the affected countries to identify and quickly address the most urgent needs. Learn more and support our response: https://unicef.link/support-children-hurricane-melissa