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A girl in a classroom sitting on a desk with a book in front of her. She is smiling to the camera.

The Government of Italy provides support to UNICEF Lebanon for its Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC)

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KS Relief) extends its support to UNICEF to provide children with severe and mild disabilities an integrated package of education, health and protection services

Beirut Port high view after the explosions

Bridging the immediate response with Long-Term priorities

Bridging the immediate response with Long-Term priorities

A window shattered in Karantina Governmental Hospital

100 days on from Beirut explosions, children and families affected remain in need of sustained support – UNICEF

Just one-third of UNICEF’s US$50 million appeal received, with increased funding vital to ensure long-term assistance for children

Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative in Lebanon showing the children at Karantina's public garden a picture

Beirut Explosions

News and Updates on UNICEF response to the explosions that took place in Beirut

Abdulkarim, 10 years

Beirut Explosion 100 days on – A safe space

How Abdulkarim’s life is taking a turn for the better

Houssein, 12 years at Al-Karantina public garden

Beirut Explosion 100 days on – color returns

“The color is back in my life again”

World vision volunteer next to UNICEF staffer during the onsite registration of the emergency cash grant

UNICEF – Emergency Cash Grants for 80,000

UNICEF provides Emergency Cash Grants to support Beirut’s children and vulnerable citizens

Beirut Port After several days of explosions

Emergencies

All you need to know about UNICEF's response to Emergencies in Lebanon

A destroyed room in Karantina Governmental Hospital

The Government of Japan extends its emergency support to UNICEF’s health response after the explosions in Lebanon