Rohingya refugee children are facing surging levels of severe malnutrition. UNICEF is providing lifesaving treatment in the camps. But without sustained funding, these critical services are at risk. Now more than ever, Rohingya children need continued support.

“As long as poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest.” Let us be inspired by #NelsonMandela’s message that each of us can promote peace, human rights, harmony with nature & dignity for all. #MondayMotivation

In Bangladesh’s refugee camps, home to 1.14M Rohingya Rohingya: ⏳ By August - cooking fuel will run out. ⏳ By September - health services will be disrupted. ⏳ By December - food assistance will stop. Continued support is a matter of life and death.

“If I don’t tell our story, who will?” 📸 Aden Derow films what the world forgets: life in Dadaab. With his kids by his side, he shows a camp full of dancers, poets and hope - even as funding cuts strain water, schools & health.

Can AI make humanitarian work faster, fairer and more inclusive?💡 Across the globe, UNHCR staff are piloting new AI-powered tools to better serve displaced communities, all with one goal in mind: to support, not replace, the humans behind the work. #AIforgood

Fuel isn’t just any resource in #Gaza – it means food, water, health care – survival. Without enough fuel, Gaza faces a total collapse of humanitarian efforts. The Israeli authorities must allow us to bring in more fuel – regularly. #OpenUpGaza

Rohingya children are facing emergency levels of malnutrition. With support from Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺, UNICEF is providing ready-to-use therapeutic food, along with guidance for families on hygiene, nutrition, and complementary feeding to help malnourished children recover.

67 minutes🕒, that’s all it takes. One minute for every year Nelson Mandela stood up for freedom, justice and equality. On #MandelaDay, take time to volunteer, support those around you, and keep his legacy alive.