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Your donations have helped halve the number of famine zones, but millions of children are still at risk.
Thousands of families face winter without enough food and at risk of disease following the monsoon rains in September.
No child should ever have to go without food or water, fight in a war or sell their body just to survive.
Right now, the worst humanitarian crisis of the last 50 years is happening in East Africa.
Children across the region are facing a desperate crisis caused by drought, high food prices and ongoing conflict in Somalia.
Your donations so far have helped halve the number of famine zones, but hundreds of thousands of children are still severely malnourished and need immediate life-saving assistance.
Just £5 will help UNICEF feed a child for a week. With the right treatment, a child can recover in six weeks.
Donate now and save children's lives.
Time is running out to prevent a disastrous food crisis in West Africa, says UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.22/12/2011
UNICEF has launched an appeal to help families affected by the devastating storms and floods in the Philippines.20/12/2011
On Friday, thousands of children sent messages to the Prime Minister on cardboard and paper footprints to mark the start of a year of action on children's rights.16/12/2011
More than £1 million was raised for children in a single day when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited our supply centre in November to highlight the food crisis in East Africa. 14/12/2011
UNICEF at Royal Parks Half Marathon 2011 20/12/2011
South Africa's youth have their say about climate change08/12/2011
Young minds speak out about climate change at COP17 06/12/2011
David Beckham visits a UNICEF children's shelter in Manila06/12/2011
How can we achieve an AIDS-free generation? 01/12/2011
Photo story: David Beckham in Manila 02/12/2011
Photo story: Building cyclone-proof schools in Madagascar23/11/2011
Photo story: William and Kate visit UNICEF Supply Centre02/11/2011
Photo story: Vaccinating against Tetanus in Indonesia20/10/2011
Photo story: Eddie Izzard in East Africa19/10/2011
Getting children back into school in Côte d'Ivoire 24/05/2011
Putting children at the centre of climate adaptation 09/05/2011
Education in Romania25/02/2011
Chasing the Devil26/11/2010
Child protection in Liberia10/05/2010
Philippines flooding: tears and resilience03/01/2012
Youth activism in Madagascar: fighting climate change at community level21/12/2011
The Right Year for Children – young people have their say19/12/2011
Making Aid Work: A report from Busan16/12/2011
The UN climate talks - success or failure?12/12/2011
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