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Maleyles (3) playing at the UNICEF-supported child-friendly space in Migrant Reception Station in San Vicente, Darien, Panama on 24 March 2021.
Press release
10/11/2021
2021 records highest ever number of migrant children crossing the Darien jungle towards the US – UNICEF
Nearly 19,000 children walked through the border between Colombia and Panama this year
Maliya Saint Louis, 12 left on 11 September the southwester commune of Corail hardest hit by the 14 August earthquake to trek to Miami in the US with his father Yseus Saint Louis, 45.
Press release
10/10/2021
Nearly 170 children expelled back to Haiti from US and Cuba in one day
Returned children and their families were trying to reach US following August earthquake
Les Cayes, Haiti. Staff working at the UNICEF Warehouse preparing the school bags and school kits for the school opening on the 4th of October 2021.
Press release
10/04/2021
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
Press release
09/23/2021
Over 2 in 3 people expelled to Haiti from US border are women and children – UNICEF
UNICEF also concerned about situation of Haitian families at US-Mexico border
Situation report
09/15/2021
Haiti Humanitarian Situation Report No. 6 (Earthquake), 15 September 2021

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Patients of Ofatma Hospital in Les Cayes, Haiti and their families wait for medical attention in a UNICEF-supplied tent in the hospital's courtyard. UNICEF installed the tents to shelter patients who feared the hospital building could collapse.
Press release
09/14/2021
One month after Haiti earthquake: 260,000 children still need humanitarian assistance - UNICEF
Situation report
09/14/2021
Haiti Humanitarian Situation Report No.5 (Earthquake), 8 September 2021

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Peterson, 14 year old, lost his arm in the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. In the 2021 earthquake, he lost his home.
Article
09/13/2021
Loss and resilience, again, after an earthquake in Haiti
Peterson was only four years old when he lost his arm in the 2010 earthquake. Last month, another devastating quake took his home.
Haiti. A boy stands outside his damaged home.
Photo Essay
09/13/2021
One month on, Haiti’s children grapple with a disaster
A devastating earthquake upended the lives of thousands of children. UNICEF and partners are on the ground to support them
Karl, 15 months, sits in a UNICEF-supplied tent in the temporary shelters at Phillipe Guerrier High School in Les Cayes, Haiti on 17 August 2021.
Press release
09/07/2021
Haiti earthquake: UNICEF seeks 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