World Refugee Day - Child's Cry | Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF

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When violence prevails, families flee to safety elsewhere.

When education isn’t an option, social systems fray and extremism thrives.

When children miss out on vaccines, outbreaks turn into pandemics.

Children’s needs have soared to historic levels.

Nearly one in five children is growing up in a conflict zone.

Almost 50 million children are displaced.

About half the world’s children live in countries that are at extremely high risk of the impacts of climate change.

No child should die from causes we can prevent.

Despite unprecedented cuts to funding, investing in children’s well-being is a promise UNICEF has kept for nearly 80 years. With partners big and small, we operate in more than 190 countries and territories to advance children’s well-being.Our longstanding local presence enables UNICEF to deliver emergency relief and life-saving supplies to children when crisis arises. None of this could ever be done alone. And a child’s future should never be a journey walked alone.

We need your committed support.

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HK$250

will provide 81 sachets of therapeutic spread to 27 children for a day

HK$550

will provide 2 HIV antibody tests for a pregnant woman, an essential first step in preventing a child from being born with HIV.

HK$1,150

will provide 2 school-in-a-bags with individual schools supplies for 80 students and 2 teachers. Each student receives a carry bag, ruler, two pencils, exercise book, an eraser, a sharpener and a box of colouring pencils – the basic supplies for a good education.

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One-off donation is also welcomed. Funds will be allocated to the Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) Programme which enables UNICEF to equitably allocate resources to where they are needed most – this is critical for reaching children in emergencies that have been largely forgotten by the international community.