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cyclone harold

Thousands of Pacific Island children at risk in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Harold

UNICEF/UNI206461/Wilander

Sulawesi earthquake one year on: Over 1 million children and parents reached

After her traumatic experience, Diah played and received psychosocial support at the Child Protection Space which was established and managed by UNICEF together with the Ministry of Social Affairs.

One month after Sulawesi Earthquake & Tsunami

One month on from the disaster, thousands of children still homeless, out-of-school and in need of humanitarian support

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UNICEF announces arrival of education materials for Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami affected communities

ido Saputra, 10 years old, stands in front of his home which was destroyed by a tsunami in Donggala Regency, Central Sulawesi.

UNICEF and the Government identify separated and unaccompanied children in tsunami-affected areas

Indonesia

UNICEF is concerned for safety of thousands of children following Sulawesi tsunami

PNG immunization

High risk of outbreaks in earthquake-hit Papua New Guinea

High potential of waterborne and vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks in earthquake-affected areas of Papua New Guinea

Food aid supplies delivered by helicopter for affected people

UNICEF life-saving supplies reach Papua New Guinea to help children and families hardest hit by earthquakes

Life-saving supplies for children and families affected by earthquakes in PNG

Manu recovers at Mount Hagen Hospital

Mother and son face uncertain future after the earthquakes

Today, 125,000 children like Manu need urgent, life-saving assistance

Douglas Jacob (5 years old) was hit in the head by falling rocks during the landslides triggered by the earthquakes

Papua New Guinea - earthquake response

UNICEF is on the ground to assist thousands affected