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Carmen, Gabriel and their daughters Ángela (center) and Carla (left), continue their migratory route towards the United States after spending a few hours at the Assistance Center for Migrants and Refugees on the Guatemalan border, where they recovered a bit and received health and psychosocial care from UNICEF Guatemala and its partners.
Photo essay
05 December 2022
Families and childhood on the move, Guatemala-Honduras
The long road of migrant families fleeing violence and natural disasters in the hope of obtaining better livelihoods for a better future
Jean Gough, UNICEF Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean visits Baracoa Community, in Honduras. More than two months after the onset of powerful hurricanes Eta and Iota, over 1.5 million children are still exposed to life-threatening diseases in Central America as many water systems including wells and latrines have been contaminated.
Page
09 October 2022
Ensuring all children in Honduras can learn
UNICEF Country Office
Statement
20 April 2021
UNICEF Executive Director, Henrietta Fore's Remarks at Virtual Briefing on the Humanitarian Situation in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras
As prepared for delivery
Receiving the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines.
Press release
16 March 2021
Honduras receives first doses of COVID-19 vaccines through COVAX mechanism
A child looks for scraps of wood after rains brought by Hurricane Iota in Guatemala.
Press release
09 February 2021
EU humanitarian aid contributes EUR945,000 to support UNICEF’s humanitarian response for children and families affected by Hurricanes Eta and Iota in Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala
Children affected by the storms Eta and Iota participate of recreational activities.
News note
27 January 2021
Japan contributes US$2.2 million to UNICEF’s emergency response for hurricane-affected children in Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala
Regina Díaz, mother of 6 children living in a shelter. “We did not expect the hurricane to be so devastating. We lost everything." Jean Gough, UNICEF Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean visits Baracoa Community, in Honduras.
News note
22 January 2021
Back-to-back hurricanes in Central America left at least 1.5 million children at risk of severe diseases due to water contamination
Mother and two children after the devastating path of Hurricane Iota in Bilwi, Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua on 18 of November 2020.
News note
19 November 2020
UNICEF appeals for US$42.6 million to deliver humanitarian assistance in hurricane-struck Central America
Mother and two children after the devastating path of Hurricane Iota in Bilwi, Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua on 18 of November 2020.
Appeal
19 November 2020
Hurricanes Eta and Iota in Central America
Urgent appeal for affected children and families

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A girl outside her family home in El Muelle neighbourhood Bilwi, Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, on November 5, 2020. The devastating effects of Eta produced great damage in El Muelle neighborhood.
News note
11 November 2020
Over 1,2 million children affected by ETA across Central America