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People loading GI sheets on small boats

For the UN and humanitarian partners helping typhoon-affected Filipinos does not stop for Christmas

Children of the coastal community of Bgy. Cabcab, San Andres, Catanduanes

Life-saving Essentials Reach Typhoon-Affected Children

More than two weeks after Typhoon Ulysses/Vamco struck the Philippines, children are now benefiting from UNICEF's emergency assistance.

A truck carrying UNICEF supplies, with a UNICEF banner in front

UNICEF supplies reach typhoon-affected children; PHP135m still needed to cover children’s needs

Staff members from UNICEF and the Department of Health, wearing their respective branded shirts, inspect UNICEF tents delivered to the Department of Health warehouse

UN launches global humanitarian response plan to COVID-19 pandemic

Remarks by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore

Health workers wearing laboratory gowns, gloves, hair caps and face masks inspect breast milk stored in a refrigerator at a human milk bank

How a human milk bank works

Human milk banks ensure that infants in emergency situations receive breast milk

Mothers, caregivers and their children sit inside a health center

Responding to needs of children affected by Typhoon Mangkhut

Emergency programs and services continue four months after the typhoon

UNICEF concerned for children at risk, stands ready to support government response to Super Typhoon Mangkhut/Ompong

UN children’s agency prepares supplies for family, especially for those in vulnerable and high-risk communities on the typhoon’s track

Government of Japan donates $800k for UNICEF’s Health, Water and Sanitation programmes in Marawi

Protecting displaced children, families and host communities from disease and illnesses

Government of Japan gives $6m to support children’s education in Mindanao