After two years of war in Ukraine, children have been separated from their
homes, friends, and loved ones, and millions have fled their homes in search of safety, with around 3.7 million internally and around 6 million internationally displaced. As active fighting threatens communities, 14.6 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance.
In 2024, UNICEF remains committed to supporting Ukrainian children and families, both within Ukraine and those living in host countries as refugees. UNICEF continues to work to ensure safety and wellbeing of children and families impacted, helping 237,662 people access primary health care; providing 691,496 people with safe water; reaching nearly 169,906
people with mental health and psychosocial support; ensuring 39,422 children could access education; and reaching 463 households with cash assistance. With continued support from partners, UNICEF will continue providing lifesaving assistance to children and families, including:
--Providing essential supplies through humanitarian convoys
--Delivering health, nutrition, water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies and services
--Child protection assistance
--Provision of education services
--Humanitarian cash through implementing partners
--Capacity building for service providers and partners
With your support, UNICEF will continue to reach Ukrainian children with critical services throughout 2024, alongside government relief and recovery efforts.
