“We had to flee Al Fasher because life was unbearable,” shares 12-year-old Muzdalifa. Amid escalating violence, an estimated 130,000 children in Al Fasher, Sudan, are at a high risk of grave rights violations, with reports of abduction, killing and maiming, and sexual violence. UNICEF calls for an immediate ceasefire for children and safe humanitarian access. This violence must end. | UNICEF

Critical medical supplies are being delivered by UNICEF to hospitals across the Gaza Strip. UNICEF's Tess Ingram outlines how these supplies will benefit children, especially newborn babies, many of whom are preterm or underweight. Children in Gaza need a ceasefire that’s sustained and respected and aid at scale so they can continue accessing the critical services they need. | UNICEF

In Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa has caused widespread damage and devastation. UNICEF is supporting the government to reach more than 284,000 children to address urgent nutrition needs, access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene including mental health support. Across the Caribbean, more than 700,000 children have been affected by heavy rains and catastrophic flooding. Your donation can help protect children and bring relief where it’s needed most: https://unicef.link/3Jw5aUj | UNICEF