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Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF is back — and UNICEF Ambassador Laurie Hernandez is joining in. Giving back has always been part of Laurie’s family. This October, she’s supporting Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. Her message: You can make a difference at any age, and small actions can add up to big impact. 👉 Join Laurie and give like a kid again this Halloween at trickortreatforunicef.org 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

NBA champion, Olympic gold medalist and UNICEF supporter Harrison Barnes learned early on that giving isn't about having a lot; it's about showing up for each other. This October, Harrison is joining Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to share how a Halloween night of costumes can be a night of connection, too — neighbors opening their doors to one another and giving something simple that can mean a lot. Give like a kid again this October. Learn how you can participate at trickortreatforunicef.org 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

Some things you never grow out of. This October, give like a kid again. 💙 Learn how you can participate in the iconic Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF tradition this Halloween at trickortreatforunicef.org 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

For UNICEF Ambassador Sofia Carson, Halloween was always a night to let her imagination run wild. ✨ This October, Sofia is participating in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to share what it means to give instinctively — because it's the right thing to do, because we're all in this together. Learn how you can get involved and give like a kid again at trickortreatforunicef.org 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

After years of disruption, loss and devastation, children in Gaza are returning to the classroom. They’re reconnecting with friends, getting back to learning and holding on to hope for their future. 💙 Watch as students share what it means to be back to school.

So many of us talk about "resilience," but do we truly understand it? 👉 Meet some of the children and adolescents living on the front lines of conflict and displacement in Sudan, including Mariam, who isn't letting anything get in the way of her dream of becoming a doctor.

For UNICEF Ambassador Sofia Carson, Halloween was always a night to let her imagination run wild. This October, Sofia is participating in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to share what it means to give instinctively — because it's the right thing to do, because we're all in this together. Learn how you can get involved and give like a kid again at trickortreatforunicef.org. 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

Since 1950, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF has helped raise nearly $200 million to support children worldwide — providing lifesaving vaccines, safe water, nutrition, education and more. This October, give like a kid again. 💙 Visit trickortreatforunicef.org to learn how you can participate in this iconic Halloween tradition. 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

Joyce Chisale grew up in Malawi, where a K.I.N.D. Fund scholarship helped her complete secondary school. This year, she graduated from medical school — and is encouraging the next generation of girls in Malawi to dream just as big.

Children don't get a vote — so they need your voice. Visit act.unicefusa.org to learn how you can speak up for every child.

In and out of emergencies, UNICEF supports children's mental health — through child-friendly spaces, psychological first aid, caregiver support and more.

When flash floods tore through Nepal this August, the flooding didn't just damage homes and schools — it left families carrying fear, loss and uncertainty. UNICEF is providing mental health and psychosocial support to help children and families cope. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at this critical work.

Here's a look at how UNICEF is working to help out-of-school children in Ethiopia return to the classroom, recover lost learning and reach their full potential.

NBA champion, Olympic gold medalist and UNICEF supporter @hbarnes learned early on that giving isn't about having a lot; it's about showing up for each other. 💙 Give like a kid again this October at trickortreatforunicef.org. 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

This October, give like a kid again. 💙 Visit trickortreatforunicef.org to order your free Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF boxes and learn how you can participate in this iconic tradition all month long. 🎃 #ToT4UNICEF

Joyce Chisale grew up in Malawi, where a K.I.N.D. Fund scholarship helped her complete secondary school. This year, she graduated from medical school — and is encouraging the next generation of girls in Malawi to dream just as big.

When you speak up for children, legislators will listen. Visit act.unicefusa.org to learn how you can raise your voice and be an advocate #ForEveryChild.

For #ClimateWeek, here are 5️⃣ ways UNICEF works to protect children from the impacts of climate change.

This is life on the front lines of the climate crisis. UNICEF's James Elder reports from Somalia, where families are enduring repeated drought, displacement and hunger — a crisis they did little to create, but are paying the highest price for. #ClimateWeek

Investing in clean water is investing in education. Since UNICEF helped establish safe water access at a school in Afghanistan, absenteeism has dropped and children are learning more consistently — proof that access to clean water can change a child's entire path forward.

For the back-to-school season, Andrew from our Global Programs team explains how UNICEF ensures #EdTech is inclusive of all learners — including children with disabilities.

Children don't get a vote — so they need your voice. Visit act.unicefusa.org to learn how you can speak up for every child.

Throughout September, UNICEF supporters are meeting with Congressional offices to advocate for UNICEF funding. Here's what you need to know, and how you can join us in raising your voice for every child.

Follow UNICEF's Ihor Bondar on a humanitarian mission to reach families living on the front lines of war in Ukraine.

The flash floods that tore through Nepal on August 26 didn't just damage homes and schools — they left children and families carrying fear, loss and uncertainty. UNICEF is providing mental health and psychosocial support to help children and families begin to heal.

On August 26, flash floods tore through north-central Nepal, leaving more than 17,000 children in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. UNICEF teams are on the ground, working with partners to deliver urgently needed supplies and restore basic services for children and their families.

Children don't get a vote — so they need your voice. Visit act.unicefusa.org to learn how you can speak up for every child.

On August 26, flash floods tore through north-central Nepal, devastating communities and leaving more than 17,000 children in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. UNICEF is supporting helplines, counseling and child-friendly spaces to help children process what they've experienced and begin to heal.

UNICEF is supporting emergency response efforts in Nepal after massive flash floods left more than 17,000 children in urgent need. You can help. Tap the link in our bio to learn more and take action.

As children's needs in Gaza continue to grow, safe and unimpeded humanitarian access remains critical to reaching them. In Gaza City, UNICEF and partners are delivering critical supplies to help improve living conditions for families displaced by ongoing hostilities.