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@unicefusa.orgWe know that for children recovering from conflict and disaster, getting back to school is as vital as any lifesaving emergency response.
Here's a look at how UNICEF is working to help out-of-school children in #Ethiopia return to the classroom, recover lost learning and reach their full potential:
@unicefusa.orgNearly half of all children worldwide — roughly 1.1 billion — are already exposed to at least three overlapping climate-related hazards. El Niño will likely intensify these shocks. #ClimateChange
@unicefusa.orgThe fight to #EndChildMarriage will require sustained commitment in the form of resources and political will — not just good intentions. For #DayOfTheGirl, a look at how we can get there:
@unicefusa.orgThis #DayoftheGirl, and every day, we can work together to make sure every girl can access all of her rights.
Learn more about how we can break down the barriers to equality for girls: https://www.unicefusa.org/idg2026-bsky
@unicefusa.orgIn and out of emergencies, UNICEF supports children's #MentalHealth — through child-friendly spaces, psychological first aid, caregiver support and more. #WorldMentalHealthDay
@unicefusa.orgAfter 3 years without regular in-person learning, more children in #Gaza are returning to class.
This isn't what education should look like: nearly 98% of Gaza's school buildings have been damaged or destroyed. But it's a moment of hope: https://www.unicefusa.org/gaza-edu-bsky #WorldMentalHealthDay
@unicefusa.orgNews of sudden disasters like hurricanes and the damage they cause can be upsetting for kids, even those far from a storm’s path. Here are a few tips on helping children feel safe and protected:
@unicef.orgReposted by @unicefusa.orgUNICEF stands in solidarity with the children, adolescents and families affected by the earthquake that struck Panama’s Pacific coast on October 9, 2026.
Full statement: https://unicef.link/4hNzZSV
@unicefusa.org"For children, El Niño is far more than a weather pattern," says Executive Director Catherine Russell. "It can mean increased displacement, malnutrition, water shortages, and disease outbreaks."
A look at UNICEF's latest report, via @thehill.com:
@unicefusa.org#MentalHealth shapes every part of a child's development — yet, it remains one of the most underfunded areas of global development.
Ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay, see how UNICEF reaches tens of millions of children in crisis settings with mental health and psychosocial support services each year:
@unicef.orgReposted by @unicefusa.orgMariam, 14, had to drop out of school when she fled violence in South Kordofan, Sudan. But at a displacement camp, a UNICEF-supported learning centre is helping her catch up on her lessons as she dreams of becoming a doctor. For children’s dreams to come true, peace must become a reality in Sudan.
@endpolionow.bsky.socialReposted by @unicefusa.orgA cold box, two drops, and a knock from a team determined to reach every child.
Follow Nomena and other frontline workers fighting to #EndPolio in Madagascar 👉 https://endpol.io/3TH0DU0
@unicefusa.orgSix out of ten children in Guatemala are growing up in multidimensional poverty, without access to the essentials every child needs to thrive: nutritious food, safe water, education, health care. Here's how UNICEF is strengthening systems to address these challenges, with U.S. Government support:
@unicefusa.orgVaccines save lives. Misinformation can cost them.
👉 Swipe for info on how to debunk some of the most common myths — and learn why vaccines remain one of the most powerful public health tools we have. #VaccinesWork
@unicefusa.orgVaccines are one of the greatest success stories in the history of public health — protecting children, saving millions of lives and ensuring healthier futures for generations.
10 facts that show that #VaccinesWork:
@unicefusa.orgIn communities recovering from conflict, restoring education is as vital as any lifesaving emergency response.
A look at how UNICEF is helping children in #Ethiopia return to school after years of uncertainty: https://www.unicefusa.org/ethiopia-schools-bsky
@unicefusa.orgOngoing conflict has disrupted the lives of millions of children across #Sudan, but students like Mariam, 14, are determined to pursue their education.
Today, Mariam attends a UNICEF-supported learning program. At night, she does her homework by the light of a solar-powered lantern.
Her story:
@unicefusa.org76 years ago, teacher Mary Emma Allison and minister Clyde Allison wondered how they could make a difference through trick-or-treating.
That Halloween, kids in their Philadelphia neighborhood collected 🪙s alongside 🍬 — raising $17 for UNICEF.
It was the start of a national #ToT4UNICEF tradition:
@afghanistan.unicef.orgReposted by @unicefusa.orgAt 11, Sediqa needs the right nutrients to grow and stay healthy. Nutrition counsellor Arezo gives her iron and folic acid supplements to help protect her from iron deficiency and anaemia.
UNICEF provides essential micronutrients to children, adolescent girls and pregnant women across #Afghanistan.
@unicefusa.orgAll children have the right to quality education, and that can’t be accomplished without exceptional teachers. #WorldTeachersDay
