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For individuals with a Cambodian bank account, please scan the QR code to donate.
For individuals with a Cambodian bank account, please scan the QR code to donate.
For individuals with a Cambodian bank account, please scan the QR code to donate.
UNICEF is responding to the urgent needs of children affected by crisis and standing with them as they begin the long path to recovery. Join us. Donate.
 

For individuals with a Cambodian bank account, please scan the QR code to donate.

The Cambodia–Thailand border crisis has displaced thousands of children and families, disrupting essential services and increasing protection risks.

UNICEF has been responding since the start of the crisis and continues to support children and communities as they begin the difficult path to recovery.

As families return and rebuild their lives, there is a critical need to restore essential services, rebuild safe environments, and strengthen local systems so that children can recover and thrive. 

 

We are helping communities restore access to clean water and essential health care, rehabilitating damaged schools and health centres, and protecting vulnerable children. 

 

Will you support children and communities to recover from the crisis?


Please give today. Your donation can help us keep children safe, healthy, and learning.  

UNICEF TEAM IN CAMBODIA

UNICEF’s Recovery Response

UNICEF is supporting crisis-affected communities with essential services so that children and their families can recover, regain stability, and ultimately thrive.

Health and Nutrition

Health & Nutrition

  • Providing mobile health and nutrition services to ensure equitable access to essential primary health care for affected communities, including maternal, newborn and child health care, immunization, mental health services, and health education
  • Supplying critical medical equipment and supplies to support rehabilitation of affected health facilities and enable them to deliver essential health services
  • Conducting mass screenings and treatment for children with acute malnutrition at health centres and in communities
  • Facilitating capacity building for medical staff on growth monitoring and promotion and malnutrition prevention
Wash

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)

  • Distributing WASH supplies, including hygiene and dignity kits (soap, detergent, and sanitary pads), water filters, buckets, and jerry cans
  • Rehabilitating WASH facilities in schools and healthcare institutions 
Child Protection

Child Protection

  • Offering mental health and psychosocial support to affected children through trained social workers
  • Ensuring protection services for children affected by/at risk of violence, abuse, exploitation, family separation, and/or detention
  • Providing positive parenting interventions to parents in affected communities
  • Supporting frontline social workers to ensure effective child protection care and services
Child Education

Education & Early Childhood Development

  • Establishing temporary learning spaces in conflict-damaged schools so children can continue their education in safe, supportive environments
  • Supporting catch-up, accelerated learning, and remedial education programmes, enabling more targeted support for the most crisis-affected students
  • Support students’ self-learning through digital learning applications
  • Providing school supplies and early learning kits to help children learn and play
  • Supporting young children’s development through age-appropriate activities and materials
Child Protection

Social Protection

  • Supporting the implementation of government-funded social assistance cash transfer schemes
  • Ensuring children and persons with disabilities are identified, reached, and connected to appropriate services
  • Facilitating access to assistive devices and technologies for crisis-affected children and persons with disabilities

Disclaimers:

 

*For clarity on the deductibility of your donations, please consult a tax advisor. UNICEF does not provide tax advice. 

**As a United Nations entity enjoying privileges and immunities enshrined in the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, UNICEF does not have a tax registration number in any country because it is not subject to tax on its income in any jurisdiction and because it is not subject to the jurisdiction of any national authority, including any tax authority. 

***Please note that the stories of children mentioned (if any) and price point descriptions are to illustrate activities and the change that your donation can make to the lives of vulnerable children. UNICEF, based on the need on the ground, will allocate resources to areas that need funds the most.