Disaster Response Syrian Arab Republic Project #22709

UNICEF Emergency Response

by UNICEF USA

Project Report | Jun 12, 2026
Update: UNICEF Emergency Response

By Sha Ni Wang | Senior Associate, CCSP

UNICEF/UNI930168/Luu Thu Huong

Dear Friend,

Behind every result is a child, family or community receiving critical support when it was needed most. Thanks to your generosity, UNICEF responded to 414 emergencies across 101 countries and territories in 2025, achieving the following impact:

36.2 million people provided with safe water
38.7 million children provided with measles vaccinations
98.8 million children benefited from early detection and treatment of wasting and other forms of malnutrition
9.1 million children accessed education
8.8 million children and families benefited from community-based mental health and psychosocial support services, as well as interventions to prevent gender-based violence and support survivors for 10.9 million women and children
74.2 million people accessed safe channels to report sexual exploitation and abuse by humanitarian, development, protection or other personnel who provide assistance to populations
900,000 households provided with humanitarian cash assistance
1.44 billion in supplies delivered to support humanitarian action in 67 countries

Thank you for helping UNICEF reach children before, during and after emergencies with critical assistance, protection and hope.

In partnership,

Sha Ni Wang

Senior Associate, Corporate and Civil Society Partnerships

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