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Niños y niñas viven en un ambiente seguro y limpio
Programme
14 May 2018
Children live in a safe and clean environment
Protect children and adolescents from the consequences of natural disasters and emergencies.
October 2021. MRS Lajas Blancas, Darién, Panamá. Mina Lareus (Haitian) holding her son, James Charles, in her arms while walking in MRS Lajas Blancas.
Page
13 October 2022
Early childhood care in emergencies and in fragile contexts
Immediate and life-saving answers for every young girl and boy.
A mother and her two young children smile at the camera.
Article
23 September 2022
“She was really bad. Sometimes she would swell up, she just
Rebeca recalls the condition of her little daughter Annelia, before receiving nutritional support from UNICEF and its partners
Boy reading a book.
News note
04 July 2022
EU humanitarian aid contributes €6.1 million to support UNICEF’s humanitarian response for refugee and migrant children in Latin America and the Caribbean
The EU humanitarian aid will contribute to a sustainable humanitarian response for highly affected communities, refugees and migrant children in Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Peru and Trinidad & Tobago.
Niños entrado a una carpa de UNICEF que sirve de salón de clases.
Article
04 May 2022
Haiti’s enormous challenges after the earthquake
UNICEF is working to its inhabitants can return to normality after the earthquake
Haitian boys smile after receiving educational materials to return to school.
News note
04 October 2021
Earthquake leaves nearly 70 per cent of schools damaged or destroyed in southwestern Haiti – UNICEF
Over 300,000 children to resume schooling in earthquake-affected areas
Article
13 September 2021
Securing health in Haiti
Securing health in Haiti when the earthquake ruined hospitals
Three children are singing and dancing next to a destroyed school in Lazil, Haiti.
News note
07 September 2021
Haiti earthquake: UNICEF needs US$122.2 million to bring humanitarian aid to 1.6 million people
Emergency funding appeal nearly tripled to reach people affected by the earthquake and violence in Haiti.
A man help a lady carry the hygiene kits distributed by UNICEF.
Report
06 September 2021
Emergency response Haiti earthquake, August 2021 – February
UNICEF has been on the frontline of the response since day 1 with key interventions undertaken in since the onset of the emergency.

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On 17 August 2021, Eveline Dominique Chery, UNICEF Health Officer, visits patients of Ofatma Hospital in Les Cayes, Haiti and their families, who wait for medical attention in a UNICEF-supplied tent in the hospital's courtyard.
Article
21 August 2021
Helping women and children recover from the earthquake
UNICEF personnel do not hesitate to immediately mobilize to the earthquake zone to help the affected population