Helping Children Survive and Recover after Typhoon Odette

UNICEF and partners remain on the ground in Typhoon Odette areas to help children and families recover and rebuild their lives.

Through your continued support, we have provided:

• 134,917 children and women access to primary healthcare

• 219,417 individuals with emergency water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure, supplies, and services

• 147,488 children with malnutrition screening and support

• 30,561 people with child protection support through abuse reporting channels

• 22,704 children and caregivers access to mental health and psychosocial support services

• 97,174 children learning continuity support

• 3,853 households with humanitarian cash transfers

• 5.5 million people were reached with prevention and service access messaging.

Your ongoing assistance can help us respond to emergencies anywhere in the world, at any given time. Help us protect and save more children affected by emergencies by donating today.

The abovementioned price points are illustrative donation amounts, the received donation will be deposited into a common pool of funds. 

Actual interventions will depend on needs of our partners. If more funds are raised than needed for this emergency, then funds will be utilized for similar future emergencies.