Thank you for helping to build a better, more equitable world #ForEveryChild. This is your hub for raising your voice and creating lasting change for children.
Everything UNICEF does is driven by one goal: to ensure every child can grow up healthy, educated, protected and respected.
Over eight decades, UNICEF has helped save and meaningfully improve more children’s lives than any other humanitarian organization — working every day, in emergencies and beyond, to deliver clean water, nutrition, health care, education, protection and mental health and psychosocial support to children when and where they need it most.
At UNICEF USA, we advance UNICEF’s global mission through fundraising, advocacy and education — rallying the American public to put children first. With your support, we help ensure children’s survival, well-being and future are prioritized in Washington, in communities across the U.S. and in more than 190 countries and territories around the world.
This work has never been more critical — and we can’t do it without you.
This toolkit is designed to help you share, amplify and act, because your voice matters. And now, more than ever, children need all of us.
How You Can Help
Every post you share, every story you tell and every action you take helps sustain UNICEF’s work #ForEveryChild.
Hope requires action. Thank you for being part of the UNICEF USA community — and for taking action on behalf of the world’s children.
Link sticker: http://www.unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected. In the days and weeks ahead, they will need protection, psychosocial support, safe water, health care and safe spaces as communities begin to recover. You can help."]
Link sticker: http://www.unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful 7.5 and 7.2 magnitude earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, putting thousands of children and families at risk. UNICEF is on the ground and remains committed to supporting national efforts to address the needs of affected children and their families. You can help."]
Link sticker: http://www.unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "Help children in Venezuela now - Support UNICEF's emergency earthquake response" + a photo of a woman comforting a child in the streets of Caracas"]
Children and families are suffering the devastating impact of two major earthquakes that have struck northern Venezuela.
In the hours, days and weeks ahead, children will need protection, psychosocial support, safe water, health care and safe spaces as communities begin to recover from the shock and destruction.
You can help.
👉 Please join me in helping UNICEF deliver emergency support to children where they need it most: unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "Help children in Venezuela now - Support UNICEF's emergency earthquake response" + a photo of a woman comforting a child in the streets of Caracas"]
Children and families are suffering the devastating impact of two major earthquakes that have struck northern Venezuela.
In the hours, days and weeks ahead, children will need protection, psychosocial support, safe water, health care and safe spaces as communities begin to recover from the shock and destruction.
You can help.
👉 Please join me in helping UNICEF deliver emergency support to children where they need it most: unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "An estimated 3.9 million children live in the areas affected by the powerful 7.5 and 7.2 magnitude earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, putting thousands of children and families at risk. UNICEF is on the ground and remains committed to supporting national efforts to address the needs of affected children and their families. You can help."]
Children and families are suffering the devastating impact of two major earthquakes in #Venezuela. UNICEF teams are now mobilizing to provide emergency support where it's needed most.
You can help. Please donate now to @UNICEFUSA: www.unicefusa.org/ActNowVenezuela
[ALT TEXT: "Help children in Venezuela now - Support UNICEF's emergency earthquake response" + a photo of a woman comforting a child in the streets of Caracas"]
Rising Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda are placing children and vulnerable communities at growing risk, but UNICEF-supported community health workers are doing whatever it takes to stop the spread.
Grateful to everyone working around the clock to support the emergency response. Check out @UNICEFUSA's story for the latest update, including how to help: https://www.unicefusa.org/ebola-update-social-kit
[ALT TEXT: "UNICEF Responds to Ebola Outbreak in DRC and Uganda
As risks mount from a rare strain of the deadly virus, UNICEF is mobilizing emergency supplies and rapid response personnel to help contain the spread and protect children and families." + a photo of a woman wearing a mask as a preventive measure while holding her child's hand]
UNICEF works tirelessly to ensure that every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected. It can’t continue to do that without the U.S. federal government’s support.
If you believe in a better world #ForEveryChild, please join me in taking action with @UNICEFUSA. Urge your Members of Congress to support funding for UNICEF’s lifesaving work now: https://www.unicefusa.org/supportfundingforunicef
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UNICEF works to ensure that every child is healthy, educated, protected and respected. It can’t continue to do that without America’s support.
If you believe in a better world #ForEveryChild, urge Congress to support funding for UNICEF now: https://www.unicefusa.org/supportfundingforunicef @UNICEFUSA
[ALT TEXT: "Tell Congress: Support Funding for UNICEF" + a photo of a smiling girl standing in a crowd of children, a UNICEF tent visible behind her]
By supporting UNICEF, the American people benefit and children thrive globally. Please join me and @UNICEFUSA in urging Congress to invest in this lifesaving work #ForEveryChild: https://www.unicefusa.org/supportfundingforunicef
[ALT TEXT: "Why the United States' Investment in UNICEF matters:
- Created $756 million in revenue for American businesses across 37 states in 2025
- Helps keep our country safe and strong
- Saves children's lives" + a photo of a child eating from a therapeutic food packet]
Millions of children are alive today thanks to UNICEF's time-tested, cost-effective work. Millions more have been protected with improved health and brighter futures. This work #ForEveryChild must continue.
Join me and @UNICEFUSA in urging Congress to support UNICEF funding now: https://www.unicefusa.org/supportfundingforunicef
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Short Version:
Millions of children are alive today thanks to UNICEF's work. Millions more have been protected with improved health and brighter futures. This work #ForEveryChild must continue.
Join me and @UNICEFUSA in urging Congress to support UNICEF funding: https://www.unicefusa.org/supportfundingforunicef
[ALT TEXT: "Since 2000, global under-5 mortality has dropped by 50 percent. U.S. federal funding for UNICEF helps make results like these possible." + a photo of a smiling baby sitting in a parent's lap]
For 30 years, this small sachet has been one of the most powerful tools in the fight against child malnutrition.
Ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is a nutrient-dense, peanut-based paste that helps treat malnourished children.
With a recovery rate of nearly 90% for those suffering from severe acute malnutrition, it has transformed the way lifesaving care is delivered to millions of kids around the world.
And it's manufactured right here in the United States, supporting American jobs and businesses at home, while supporting children everywhere, when and where they need it most.
Learn more: https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/what-ready-use-therapeutic-food
This small sachet is saving children's lives.
Ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is a peanut-based paste that treats severe malnutrition — the deadliest form of hunger affecting more than 12 million children worldwide.
No refrigeration. No preparation. Just a creamy, nutrient-dense paste that gives a child a 9-in-10 chance of full recovery.
Thirty years of RUTF. Millions of lives saved. The work continues.
Learn more: https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/what-ready-use-therapeutic-food
This simple tape? It helps save lives.
The mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) tape — also known as the Shakir Strip — is a powerful tool that helps health workers quickly assess a child’s nutritional status and ensure those who are malnourished get the treatment they need.
In every emergency, children pay the highest price — often losing safety, stability and the chance to simply be children.
That’s why UNICEF establishes child-friendly spaces as part of its emergency response.
These safe spaces provide protection, education and psychosocial support, giving children the chance to learn, play and begin to heal, even amid crisis.
Swipe to learn how UNICEF child-friendly spaces protect children in humanitarian emergencies.
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[Short version: In every emergency, children pay the highest price — often losing safety, stability and the chance to simply be children.
That’s why UNICEF establishes child-friendly spaces as part of its emergency response.
Swipe to learn more.]
In the last 50 years, vaccines have saved 154 million lives. That's six lives every minute, for five decades.
Did you know that UNICEF helps vaccinate nearly half of the world’s children every year?
They believe — and I do, too — that no matter where a child is born, they deserve the chance to grow up healthy.
Swipe to learn more.
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[Short version: In the last 50 years, vaccines have saved 154 million lives. That's six lives every minute for five decades. Here's what you need to know.]
Fact: Vaccines save lives.
But misinformation can cost them.
Every year, vaccines help protect millions from deadly diseases like measles, polio and tetanus.
But rising vaccine misinformation threatens that progress — fueling hesitancy, lowering coverage and leaving children vulnerable to outbreaks.
In fact, between 2020 and 2025, more than 100 countries experienced measles outbreaks, despite us having the knowledge and tools we need to keep each other safe.
Facts matter. Swipe to learn more.
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[Short version: Fact: Vaccines save lives. Misinformation can cost them.
Every year, vaccines help protect millions from deadly diseases like measles, polio and tetanus.
But rising vaccine misinformation threatens that progress. Facts matter. Swipe to learn more.]
This little blue box helps save children's lives.
It's called a vaccine cold box, and it's essential to getting vaccines safely to children in even the hardest-to-reach places.
UNICEF works around the world to keep the vaccine cold chain unbroken, because they know that vaccines only work when they reach the children who need them. #VaccinesWork
For children caught in conflict and crisis, winter is an especially dangerous time.
That's where UNICEF comes in.
UNICEF works with governments, local organizations and other partners in some of the world's most challenging settings to provide winter aid where it's needed most.
