Together as a community, we can transform children’s lives
“When I heard about the team visiting our village twice a week, I rushed Ishak for a checkup. After the examination, they told me he suffered from moderate acute malnutrition,” says Ishak's mother
The holy month of Ramadan is a time of reflection and generosity, where the spirit of community and compassion is celebrated around the world. However, in countries like Syria, where twelve years of conflict and recent deadly earthquakes have devastated communities, millions of vulnerable children like two-year-old Ishak are at an increased risk of malnutrition.
Thanks to a UNICEF mobile medical team, Ishak's mother Abir was able to get her son the help he needed when he fell ill. With their assistance and the support of donors like you, Ishak was able to quickly recover.
This Ramadan, your monthly Sadaqah can make a significant difference in the lives of vulnerable children in Syria and beyond. By supporting UNICEF, you will help provide life-saving supplies like therapeutic food and access to safe drinking water to children in need in countries such as Yemen, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and beyond. This will transform their lives.
As communities come together to commemorate this holy month through prayer and fasting, it is important to remember that many children like Ishak and their families are unable to have proper meals to start and break their fast. Your donation can help alleviate the suffering of these vulnerable children and make a real difference in their lives.
No amount is too small to help make a difference. Please donate now!
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Entrust UNICEF with your Zakat
This Ramadan, your Zakat can bring hope and relief to millions of children and families struggling to survive in Afghanistan and Pakistan. With UNICEF, your gift will reach them in the form of cash assistance and life-saving therapeutic food they need to survive and thrive.
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Matara is one of the many children in Yemen who have been affected by malnutrition. She was referred to one of the Therapeutic Feeding Center and started a treatment with therapeutic food.
Like millions of people, the catastrophic floods in Pakistan destroyed Azaan’s home, leaving his entire village isolated - and hungry. Thankfully, UNICEF-supported mobile health unit was able to reach Azaan in time to help. He was diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition - and quickly received medical treatment.
Twelve years of conflict, and the recent deadly earthquakes, have left millions of children like Ishak in Syria at heightened risk of malnutrition. His mother took him to the nearest UNICEF -supported mobile medical team, where he received his treatment with vitamins and nutritional supplements.
Your sadaqah can make big difference this Ramadan.Â
Nutrition
As the largest provider of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) in the world, UNICEF's efforts have helped millions of children fight malnutrition in countries like Pakistan, Syria, and Yemen. With just three packets of RUTF a day for eight weeks, a child with severe acute malnutrition can be saved.
Water
In countries like Syria and Yemen, your Sadaqah can help to provide water and sanitation services to displaced populations and schools. Your support can bring assistance in the form of water points and communal water tanks, latrines, hygiene kits, and household water treatment tablets.
Cash Assistance
Helping the most vulnerable families to meet their basic needs is our goal in countries like Yemen, Afghanistan and Syria. Every month, each household receives cash assistance to buy food, clothes and medicines for their children. This money is making a difference in their lives, helping them to survive.
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Give your Sadaqah to children and families in need
There is no better time than now. Your generosity will bring hope to children and families around the world. With UNICEF, your gift will reach them with the therapeutic food, water services, and cash assistance that they need to survive and thrive. Show your generosity this Ramadan.
Donate your Sadaqah.Â