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Sasha Sechevoi, 12, walks to school in the town of Avdiivka, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, Monday 27 November 2017.

03 September 2018

Emergency response to conflict in eastern Ukraine

UNICEF supports health, nutrition, HIV prevention, education, safe water, sanitation and protection for children and families caught in the conflict

On 18 April 2022 in Ukraine, Dmytro, 12, does homework in a subway station in Kharkiv.

"Children in Ukraine need an end to this war – their futures hang in the balance"

UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Omar Abdi's remarks at the UN Security Council Meeting on the maintenance of peace and security in Ukraine

On 27 April 2022 in Ukraine, 18-month-old Sashko plays with his mother, Kateryna, 27, at UNICEF's "Spilno" Child Spot in Ternopil. Here, doctors vaccinate those interested in protection from COVID-19 and advise parents on routine childhood immunizations.

Every day that the war in Ukraine continues is a nightmare for millions of children.

UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell's remarks at the High-Level International Donor's Conference for Ukraine

Зруйнована школа у Харкові (Березень 2022)

School year nears tragic end in Ukraine amid child deaths, empty classrooms and destruction of educational

17 per cent of UNICEF-supported ‘Safe Schools’ in eastern Ukraine damaged or destroyed

Ukraine. A mother and her son carry clean water home in plastic containers.

1.4 million people without running water across war-affected eastern Ukraine

Damages to the water network and power cuts left an additional 4.6 million people across Ukraine without adequate access to safe water.

On 31 March 2022, Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF Director for Emergency Operations meets a newborn baby at the Intensive Care Unit for newborns at the Regional Hospital in Lviv, Ukraine.

"Every day the war continues, children will continue to suffer."

UNICEF Emergency Programmes Director Manuel Fontaine's remarks at the Security Council briefing on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine

On 24 March 2022, Lyuba with her two-month-old child, Dima sit at the Uzhhorod Train station in Ukraine after fleeing conflict.

War in Ukraine a 'nightmare for Ukraine’s children'

UNICEF Emergency Programmes Director Manuel Fontaine's remarks at the Daily Press Briefing by the Spokesperson of the Secretary-General

Statement by UNICEF Ukraine Representative Murat Sahin on the attack on Kramatorsk train station

Moldova. Families stand in line at the border crossing between Ukraine and Moldova.

Two million refugee children flee war in Ukraine in search of safety across borders

With an additional 2.5 million children displaced within country, 60 per cent of children now forced from their homes as attacks on urban areas continue

Ukraine. Families arrive in Berdyszcze, Poland, after crossing the border from Ukraine.

More than half of Ukraine’s children displaced after one month of war

Ongoing violence across the country has created a child rights crisis that could last for generations