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Help Children in Emergencies
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Help Children in Emergencies
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Your Donation Can Save Children's Lives
A child can lose everything in a single day.
When typhoons, floods, earthquakes, or extreme heat strike, families can be forced from their homes, schools can be destroyed, and access to clean water, food, healthcare, and safety can disappear overnight.
For children, the consequences can be devastating. Hunger, disease, trauma, and uncertainty can quickly follow. In the most severe emergencies, every hour without help can put a child's life at risk.
But together, we can be there when children need us most.
UNICEF works before, during, and after emergencies to protect children and help families recover. We partner with governments and communities to reach children affected by climate-related disasters, humanitarian crises, and other emergencies, including those in the hardest-to-reach areas.
Your donation helps UNICEF provide:
- Safe water, sanitation, and hygiene supplies
- Emergency healthcare and vaccinations
- Nutrition support for vulnerable children
- Child-friendly spaces and temporary learning facilities
- Climate-resilient health, education, and protection services
- Disaster preparedness and recovery support
- Climate adaptation and community resilience programmes
When every minute counts, your support can save lives.
Through UNICEF's global supply and logistics network, emergency supplies can be delivered almost anywhere in the world within 72 hours, helping children get the care and protection they urgently need.
Donate today and help protect children before, during, and after emergencies.
Actual interventions will depend on the most urgent needs of children and families on the ground. Donations will be allocated to UNICEF’s emergency fund and may be used to respond to heatwaves or other current and future emergencies.