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Haiti. Children play in the rubble of homes destroyed in the 2021 earthquake in Les Cayes

Nearly 3 million children need support in Haiti – highest number on record

Children in extreme jeopardy amid shocking levels of violence, malnutrition and poverty

A young boy holding a child.

Cholera: A global call to action

After years of decline, cholera has made a devastating comeback, which UNICEF is responding to

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Cholera is endangering children globally

Learn why outbreaks are occurring and how UNICEF is responding

Mozambique. A group of people displaced rest at a school.

UNICEF Geneva Palais briefing note: Triple impact of cyclone, cholera and flooding threatening survival and well-being of children in Mozambique

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Mozambique chief of communication, Guy Taylor, to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

Sisters four-year-old Paula, three-year-old Sonia and six-year-old Renata in the Manhaua neighborhood near the municipal market of the city of Quelimane. March 11, 2023.

In wake of Cyclone Freddy, amid disruption to critical services, cholera surges in Mozambique

Sisters four-year-old Paula, three-year-old Sonia and six-year-old Renata in the Manhaua neighborhood near the municipal market of the city of Quelimane. March 11, 2023.

Children at risk of cholera in aftermath of Cyclone Freddy

A child lays on a hospital bed while a doctor stands nearby.

Children's lives at risk in 11 countries across eastern and southern Africa as cholera cases peak

With extreme weather events exacerbating chronically underfunded water and sanitation infrastructure, UNICEF is appealing for US $150 million to support affected communities

Geneva Palais briefing on the cholera outbreak in Malawi

This is a summary of what was said by Rudolf Schwenk UNICEF Representative in Malawi – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

On November 21, 2022, Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF Director of the Office of Emergency Programmes, visited the UNICEF-supported GHESKIO health center located in Centre Ville, Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti.

23 November 2022

Haiti: children account for 2 in 5 cholera cases -UNICEF

Cholera is most prevalent in areas with a high burden of severe acute malnutrition

Situation report

09 November 2022

Syria Humanitarian Situation Report (Cholera) - November 2022

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