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UNICEF Corporate Christmas Cards |
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Gareth and Jo Morgan are helping UNICEF change the lives of thousands of children and their families in Tanzania. |
Hayley's Playground Pumps for GhanaHayley Westenra is helping tackle Guinea Worm in Ghana by ensuring children have access to safe water. |
Hayley's Bikes for GhanaUNICEF NZ and Hayley Westenra are helping girls in Ghana get to school safely by providing them with bikes. |
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UNICEF is helping thousands of children affected by ongoing emergencies in countries like Darfur, Uganda & DR Congo. |
LegaciesThe kind of world we leave behind depends on what we do today! A bequest is a powerful way to touch the future. |
Visit by Dr Tess Ridge
UNICEF NZ recently supported the visit to NZ by Dr Tess Ridge.
View her presentation
The State of Asia-Pacific's Children 2008
Child survival must be at the heart of the Asia-Pacific region's development agenda.
Section 59 Repeal
Find out about UNICEF's position & get a free copy of 'Children are Unbeatable'.
View presentation about Repeal.
UNICEF and Climate Change
New report examines the effects of climate change on children.
The State of Africa's Children 2008
The State of Africa's Children Report calls for united action to boost child survival.
Multimedia & Publications Section
View interactive reports, photo essays & UNICEF publications online.
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Global food crisis: children need your help nowClose to 3,000 tonnes of therapeutic food are urgently needed to treat over 75,000 severely malnourished children in Ethiopia alone. Donate now >> |
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UNICEF brings hope to displaced Georgian childrenAs the humanitarian crisis continues to unfold in Georgia-Ossetia, a UNICEF assessment team has made it into the town of Gori in Georgia. |
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Alison Mau talks about UNICEF's work in PNGUNICEF Ambassador Alison Mau brought alive the work UNICEF is doing to combat the HIV-AIDS epidemic in PNG during a recent talk to the Kora Lang Society. |
Poverty report shows way ahead for Kiwi childrenNew figures out today that show a reduction in NZ's child poverty levels are good news, but more needs to be done to help children who are still struggling, says UNICEF NZ. | |
World Water Week highlights deadly risk to childrenMore than 5,000 children under five die every day in part to unsafe water, lack of access to basic sanitation facilities and poor hygiene. |