yt:channel:07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQUNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2014-04-25T21:23:35+00:00yt:video:V7Q1J0HsiGwV7Q1J0HsiGwUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQFleeing violence couldn’t stop Dieussika’s love for learning | UNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-09-12T17:02:08+00:002025-10-13T14:38:18+00:00Fleeing violence couldn’t stop Dieussika’s love for learning | UNICEF HaitiFor over a year, Dieussika has been living with her family in a displacement site. The violence robbed her of the chance to attend school for several months in 2024.
With support from UNICEF and Education Cannot Wait, catch-up classes were organized for students who had fallen behind.
As a result, more than 58,000 9th and final grade students were able to return to learning in 2024.yt:video:yK3H8z0lWzAyK3H8z0lWzAUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQHaiti How UNICEF supports children in IDP sites in Port-au-PrinceUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-09-08T15:14:40+00:002025-10-09T14:45:55+00:00Haiti How UNICEF supports children in IDP sites in Port-au-PrinceStephanie fled her neighbourhood in Port-au-Prince with their children as armed groups attempted to seize the area she lived in. She now lives in a makeshift displacement site.yt:video:GnwxL7nIblwGnwxL7nIblwUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQSeparated from his parents, Merelus finds himself in Southern HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-09-08T13:42:16+00:002025-10-09T14:39:03+00:00Separated from his parents, Merelus finds himself in Southern HaitiMereleus and his siblings were separated from their parents due to violence in Port-au-Prince. They found refuge with their aunt in the South.yt:video:MqA2eO5ip5MMqA2eO5ip5MUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQJ’ai failli perdre ma fille à cause du choléra | UNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-09-05T20:53:35+00:002025-10-06T13:52:17+00:00J’ai failli perdre ma fille à cause du choléra | UNICEF HaitiGrand-Goâve, Haïti - Lorsque sa fille de 11 ans, Noel-Dina, a été frappée par une poussée de fièvre et des douleurs abdominales insoutenables, Oriata n’a pas réfléchi une seconde. Elle a pris son enfant dans ses bras et, sans moyen de transport, a parcouru les chemins jusqu’à l’hôpital le plus proche. « Elle ne pouvait plus marcher car elle était très faible. J’ai donc dû la portée sur mon dos. J’étais tellement effrayée et j’ai cru la perdre, » confie Oriata, les yeux embués.
Grâce aux campagnes de sensibilisation menées dans leur zone, Oriata a appris que le manque de latrines était l’un des principaux vecteurs de la propagation du choléra et d’autres maladies hydriques.
Sans attendre d’aide extérieure, elle a commencé à creuser une fosse dans sa cour. « Je n’avais pas beaucoup de moyens, mais je savais que je devais faire quelque chose, pas seulement pour ma fille, mais pour tous les enfants du quartier, » raconte-t-elle.yt:video:OouWHPkBT30OouWHPkBT30UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ"I almost lost my daughter to cholera" | UNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-09-05T19:33:07+00:002025-10-06T13:41:19+00:00"I almost lost my daughter to cholera" | UNICEF HaitiGrand-Goave, Haiti - When her 11-year-old daughter, Noel-Dina, was struck by fever and unbearable abdominal pain, Oriata didn't Hesitate. She immediately took her child into her arms and, with no means of transportation, walked the nearest hospital. “She couldn't walk anymore because she was so weak. I had to carry her on my back. I was terribly worried and thought I was going to lose her,” says Oriata, her eyes filled with tears .
Thanks to awareness campaigns in their area, Oriata learned that the lack of latrines was one of the main reasons for the spread of cholera and other waterborne diseases.
Without waiting for outside help, she began digging a pit in her yard. “I didn't have many resources, but I knew I had to do something, not just for my daughter, but for all the children in the neighborhood,” she explains.yt:video:Na8STLtS-WoNa8STLtS-WoUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQFor Djoucika's mother, she will be cured of malnutrition | UNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-29T17:21:52+00:002025-09-29T15:44:13+00:00For Djoucika's mother, she will be cured of malnutrition | UNICEF HaitiAt just 22 months old, little Djoucika is already fighting for her life. She suffers from severe acute malnutrition – a condition threatening thousands of children in Haiti.
UNICEF is supporting health centres with life-saving nutritional services. Thanks to the generous support of the European Union and the Government of Canada, children like Djoucika are receiving the treatment they need and are now on the path to recovery.
Every child deserves a healthy start in life. Together, we can fight malnutrition and give hope back to Haiti’s children.
#UNICEF #Malnutrition #Haiti #EU #Canadayt:video:Z6K7WVZOTMsZ6K7WVZOTMsUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQLove’s fight against malnutrition | UNICEF HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-27T13:09:40+00:002025-09-27T15:34:49+00:00Love’s fight against malnutrition | UNICEF HaitiBaby Love is being screened for malnutrition at a UNICEF-supported health centre in Haiti. At just her young age, she is far too small and suffers from severe malnutrition.
Children like Love are treated with ready-to-use therapeutic food, a simple peanut paste enriched with essential vitamins and minerals that can save lives.
But in Haiti, child malnutrition rates are soaring due to poverty and violence. Together with the Ministry of Health, UNICEF is working to ensure every child has access to treatment and the chance to grow healthy and strong.yt:video:qP2vNy-rvf4qP2vNy-rvf4UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQDormeus invite chacun à protéger le droit des enfants de grandir en bonne santéUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-26T19:24:36+00:002025-09-26T16:04:31+00:00Dormeus invite chacun à protéger le droit des enfants de grandir en bonne santéAvec la crise en Haïti, le droit des enfants à grandir en bonne santé doit être respecté et protégé.
Dans son message, ce U-Reporter de l'ouest rappelle que la santé n’est pas un luxe, mais un droit auquel chaque enfant doit avoir pleinement accès.yt:video:_LqYgmCSQZw_LqYgmCSQZwUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQL’appel fort de Barthelemy pour la protection des enfants durant cette criseUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-26T19:12:21+00:002025-09-26T16:34:07+00:00L’appel fort de Barthelemy pour la protection des enfants durant cette criseLa crise en Haïti met en danger la santé physique et mentale des enfants.
Un U-Reporter de l’Ouest témoigne de cette réalité et appelle à renforcer la protection de l’enfance avec des actions concrètes et urgentes.yt:video:xVj__j1dQigxVj__j1dQigUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQLe regard de Félix, U-Reporter de l'Ouest sur l'accès des enfants à une éducation de qualitéUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-26T16:48:58+00:002025-09-26T16:23:39+00:00Le regard de Félix, U-Reporter de l'Ouest sur l'accès des enfants à une éducation de qualitéEn Haïti, l’escalade de la violence a un impact profond sur l’éducation des enfants. Félix, un jeune U-Reporter de l’Ouest, fait entendre sa voix et lance un cri pour que le droit de chaque enfant à l’éducation soit respecté.yt:video:UFoc3Obi1P0UFoc3Obi1P0UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQMobile clinics supporting people displaced by attacks in the Centre departmentUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-25T22:50:52+00:002025-09-25T14:37:12+00:00Mobile clinics supporting people displaced by attacks in the Centre departmentChristine and her six children fled attacks in Mirebalais, a city previously spared by armed violence. Her daughter, who was undergoing treatment for severe malnutrition, had to stop care abruptly during their displacement. Thanks to a UNICEF supported mobile clinic, she has now resumed treatment, ensuring she has a chance to recover and grow up healthy.yt:video:ZIaoNsE4VGkZIaoNsE4VGkUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQLe combat de Wichmylie, 9 mois, contre la malnutrition.UNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-08-22T01:25:31+00:002025-09-21T23:17:26+00:00Le combat de Wichmylie, 9 mois, contre la malnutrition.La malnutrition met en danger la vie de milliers d’enfants. Pour Wichmylie, un traitement vital a changé son avenir. Elle a reçu du Plumpy’nut, un aliment thérapeutique prêt à l’emploi qui l’aide à retrouver la santé.yt:video:yLh3aEmmFZ0yLh3aEmmFZ0UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQYoung U-Reporters support displaced communities in Leogane, HaitiUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-07-29T17:54:17+00:002025-07-29T17:54:18+00:00Young U-Reporters support displaced communities in Leogane, HaitiIn Haiti, U-Reporters are stepping up for children and families displaced by violence.
Merline, 20, educates communities about family and health practices, refers children for vaccination and connects pregnant women to prenatal care.yt:video:OgEYDYbaQboOgEYDYbaQboUC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQAttacks in Kenscoff put children's futures in jeopardyUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-07-02T16:07:05+00:002025-07-02T16:07:19+00:00Attacks in Kenscoff put children's futures in jeopardyKenscoff, a community in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, has endured relentless attacks from armed groups for nearly two months. Caught in the crossfire, families—especially children—live in constant fear, always prepared to flee at a moment’s notice.
Schools remain closed, placing children’s futures in jeopardy.
“What I wish for children in Haiti – not only mine – is to have a future,” says Blandine, a mother of two.yt:video:D3f9sZg-664D3f9sZg-664UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQNutrition vs Malnutrition, le grand face à faceUNICEF Haitihttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07GiILiKieBB5hRy9HizQQ2025-06-23T16:14:26+00:002025-09-22T11:46:06+00:00Nutrition vs Malnutrition, le grand face à faceEn Haïti, des milliers d’enfants luttent chaque jour contre la malnutrition. L’UNICEF est présent sur terrain, aux côtés des communautés pour changer la donne.