Be a Lifeline for Children in Crisis:

Support UNICEF's Monthly Giving Program

 

Your Monthly Donation Makes a Lifesaving Impact

Humanitarian crises are escalating worldwide, leaving millions of children vulnerable and at risk. From conflict zones like Ukraine and Palestine to regions devastated by natural disasters such as earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, children are facing unimaginable challenges every day.

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    OVER 200 DAYS OF WAR IN GAZA

     

    Since 7 October 2023, over 14,000 children have been killed and thousands more injured. Without immediate lifesaving support, which is desperately close across the border, more children will die as Gaza edges on the brink of famine. Children in Gaza are starving. Deprived of essential food, clean water and health care, they are wasting away, and this is on top of being exposed to deeply distressing events and trauma marked by widespread destruction, relentless attacks and displacement. Now is not the time to look away. Children caught in this man-made catastrophe need us more than ever. 

    The impact on children's lives

    Emergency Response:

     

    UNICEF responds to an average of 300 humanitarian emergencies each year, providing assistance to millions of children and families affected by crises.

    In 2020 alone, UNICEF reached over 78 million people with humanitarian assistance, including essential supplies like food, water, shelter, and healthcare.

    UNICEF's emergency response efforts have helped vaccinate millions of children against diseases like measles and polio in crisis-affected areas.

    Health:

     

    UNICEF provides vaccines to approximately 45% of the world's children, preventing an estimated 2 to 3 million deaths annually.

    Each year, UNICEF helps treat approximately 3.4 million children suffering from severe acute malnutrition, saving countless lives.

    UNICEF assists in training over 500,000 health workers globally, improving access to essential healthcare services for children and families in underserved areas.

    Education:

     

    UNICEF supports education for millions of children in over 150 countries, including providing learning materials for around 88 million children annually.

    Through initiatives like the Schools for Africa program, UNICEF has helped to build or refurbish over 23,000 classrooms and trained more than 260,000 teachers.

    In emergency situations, UNICEF establishes temporary learning spaces, reaching approximately 4.5 million children affected by conflicts or disasters each year.

    Protection:

     

    UNICEF assists over 40 million children annually who are affected by conflict or humanitarian crises, providing essential protection services and support.

    UNICEF-supported child protection systems have helped reunite over 200,000 separated children with their families.

    Each year, UNICEF provides psychosocial support to around 4 million children affected by emergencies, helping them cope with trauma and build resilience.

    Nutrition:

     

    UNICEF supports nutrition programs in over 80 countries, reaching approximately 22 million children with treatment for acute malnutrition each year.

    Through initiatives like the Global Breastfeeding Collective, UNICEF promotes breastfeeding as a lifesaving intervention, potentially saving over 820,000 children's lives annually.

    UNICEF's nutrition interventions have contributed to significant reductions in child stunting rates in many countries, improving long-term health outcomes for millions of children.

    Water and Sanitation:

     

    UNICEF provides access to safe water for around 45 million people annually, including vulnerable children and families in rural and urban areas.

    Each year, UNICEF helps build or rehabilitate around 60,000 water points and over 35,000 sanitation facilities in communities worldwide.

    UNICEF's water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programs reach over 100 million people each year, improving health and hygiene practices and reducing the risk of waterborne diseases.

    Health, Nutrition, immunization

    You can also make a donation directly to UNICEF's bank accounts

     

    National Bank of Greece
    ΙΒΑΝ GR1601100800000008001697815
    SWIFT BIC: ETHNGRAA

    CITIBANK
    ΙΒΑΝ GR4408400010000000445450618 
    SWIFT BIC: CITIGRAAXXX

    (Through Alpha Bank branches)