yt:channel:Df06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgUNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2013-03-20T09:29:15+00:00yt:video:BCty4k_s6LgBCty4k_s6LgUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg3.5 million children acutely malnourished | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-11-06T08:38:15+00:002025-11-06T10:41:07+00:003.5 million children acutely malnourished | UNICEF AfghanistanEvery day, Nurse Yagana sees almost 40 malnourished children.
#Afghanistan’s nutrition crisis is among the world’s worst: 3.5 million children acutely malnourished, 1 million severely wasted. With EU Humanitarian Aid, Asia-Pacific support, she delivers treatment and hope to families.yt:video:eMIGGf7JpCYeMIGGf7JpCYUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgCommunity Engagement and Feedback CentreUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-10-28T11:47:33+00:002025-10-28T11:47:33+00:00Community Engagement and Feedback CentreSince the very first day after the earthquake, Nazeerullah Adil community engagement and feedback centre's facilitator has been working with UNICEF and partners to support affected children and families.yt:video:SSdlsza7JmMSSdlsza7JmMUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgWash Hygiene PromotersUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-10-19T06:31:28+00:002025-10-19T06:32:21+00:00Wash Hygiene PromotersHamdullah and Kulsom are husband and wife, and they work together as Hygiene Promoters. Right now, they are working in the camps in eastern #Afghanistan where people displaced by the earthquake are living.yt:video:MAiANutwfsAMAiANutwfsAUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgA lifeline for children and families in crisisUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-10-12T06:28:44+00:002025-10-12T08:57:10+00:00A lifeline for children and families in crisisIn an emergency, timing is everything.
When devastating earthquakes hit eastern Afghanistan a month ago, support from EU Humanitarian Aid enabled UNICEF to deliver emergency aid to affected families within days.yt:video:_WySX3OoBO4_WySX3OoBO4UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgWorld Mental Health Day | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-10-10T06:12:52+00:002025-10-10T06:20:16+00:00World Mental Health Day | UNICEF AfghanistanCrises like Afghanistan’s recent earthquake take a deep psychological toll—especially on children. So, we’re setting up child friendly spaces to help children heal and providing mental health support for families as they rebuild their lives.yt:video:_wSOnTA_ibU_wSOnTA_ibUUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgEuropean Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid supply arrival at the Kabul AirportUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-10-02T06:32:34+00:002025-11-01T15:29:46+00:00European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid supply arrival at the Kabul Airportit’s almost been a month since a powerful earthquake struck Kunar and Nangarhar provinces on 31 August. We continue to scale our response. With support from European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid we’ve just received more supplies to support children and families.yt:video:XZRh4QF14WsXZRh4QF14WsUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgIn Afghanistan, Aliya is on a mission to protect children | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-09-25T10:48:40+00:002025-10-25T15:50:24+00:00In Afghanistan, Aliya is on a mission to protect children | UNICEF AfghanistanMeet Aliya, a social worker in Nangarhar, eastern Afghanistan. In a country where the formal child protection system is still developing, Aliya and her fellow social workers—supported by UNICEF and The Light Foundation through the German National Committee for UNICEF—play a vital role in protecting children from violence, exploitation, and abuse.yt:video:S9FZeVbZJfMS9FZeVbZJfMUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgIt’s been 4 years since Afghan girls were shut out of classrooms beyond grade 6 | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-09-23T06:02:13+00:002025-10-23T14:35:11+00:00It’s been 4 years since Afghan girls were shut out of classrooms beyond grade 6 | UNICEF Afghanistan"The future of #Afghanistan depends on girls’ education,” says Sheema Sen Gupta, UNICEF’s Director of Child Protection & Migration.
It’s been 4 years since Afghan girls were shut out of classrooms beyond grade 6. UNICEF urges the de facto authorities to lift this ban and let every girl learn—from primary to secondary and beyond.yt:video:e6u4vmVUdz4e6u4vmVUdz4UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgUNICEF's Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban video on why education matters for girlsUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-09-18T13:17:42+00:002025-10-19T15:18:42+00:00UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban video on why education matters for girlsFrom a classroom in Kunduz, northern #Afghanistan, UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban on why education matters for girls, as UNICEF continues to advocate so that girls can continue their education.yt:video:dSio_g5W_i0dSio_g5W_i0UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgTajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF's Representative, met families impacted by the earthquake in Nangahar.UNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-09-15T11:47:59+00:002025-10-15T15:29:30+00:00Tajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF's Representative, met families impacted by the earthquake in Nangahar.So far UNICEF is providing the following:
🏥 strengthened clinics and mobile health and nutrition teams delivering trauma care
💊 screening and treatment for children with severe acute malnutrition
👶 maternal and newborn services and essential medicines
🚰 access to safe water and construction of toilets for protection from diseases
🧠 psychosocial and counselling support
🧸 construction of child-friendly spaces
💵 social protection and cash assistance
We are literally going the extra mile in these remote mountain communities to save lives, protect children, and help families begin to recover with dignity. But we need more support from our partners.yt:video:Sqb6NCs0mNoSqb6NCs0mNoUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgUNICEF's Representative in Afghanistan, Dr. Tajudeen Oyewale’s at the Palais | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-09-14T12:05:28+00:002025-10-15T15:32:56+00:00UNICEF's Representative in Afghanistan, Dr. Tajudeen Oyewale’s at the Palais | UNICEF AfghanistanAfghanistan is once again reeling from tragedy and children are bearing the heaviest burden.
We are doing everything we can to support children and families across the areas impacted by the devastating earthquake in Kunar and Nangarhar, but with winter approaching the clock is ticking. Without urgent action, many facing the cold without shelter, food or medical care.yt:video:NJ-d5CYxolkNJ-d5CYxolkUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgAccess to safe water has significantly improved children’s access to education | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-07-31T07:55:56+00:002025-11-06T05:12:46+00:00Access to safe water has significantly improved children’s access to education | UNICEF AfghanistanNine years ago, UNICEF set up a water reservoir that continues to supply the village with clean water, particularly benefiting women and girls. Instead of walking long distances to fetch water from rivers and streams, children in the village can now attend school regularly and focus on learning.yt:video:qw5EcO1HYZsqw5EcO1HYZsUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgOne in two Afghan children suffer from severe child poverty | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-07-17T09:09:57+00:002025-10-07T10:57:07+00:00One in two Afghan children suffer from severe child poverty | UNICEF AfghanistanToday, UNICEF Afghanistan and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development the Government of United Kingdom launch First Foods Afghanistan, a flagship initiative to shift focus from simply growing food to growing nutrition to confront a silent but urgent crisis where 1 in 2 Afghan children suffer from severe child poverty.yt:video:mcI9C7vs51UmcI9C7vs51UUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgUNICEF Representative Tajudeen Oyewale, met Afghan returnees arriving from Iran | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-07-03T06:30:40+00:002025-10-07T10:58:40+00:00UNICEF Representative Tajudeen Oyewale, met Afghan returnees arriving from Iran | UNICEF AfghanistanAt the Islam Qala reception centre, tens of thousands of returnees arrive from Iran daily, 25% are children, including unaccompanied and separated.
UNICEF supported thousands unaccompanied and separated children. UNICEF also provides these returnees with health, nutrition, water and hygiene sanitation, and child protection services, including psycho-social support.yt:video:64Y_i_-Y2GU64Y_i_-Y2GUUCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjgTherapeutic Milk as a Beacon of Hope Against Malnutrition | UNICEF AfghanistanUNICEF Afghanistanhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDf06lXkc05uk6tqATOFqjg2025-06-26T04:43:07+00:002025-07-26T14:43:33+00:00Therapeutic Milk as a Beacon of Hope Against Malnutrition | UNICEF AfghanistanShafi, a four-month-old baby, was suffering from severe acute malnutrition in Guzarah district, Herat province, Afghanistan. Over the past seven days, Shafi received round-the-clock care at a UNICEF-supported hospital. The hospital staff provided therapeutic milk, monitored his condition, and educated his grandmother on hygiene and feeding practices. Slowly but surely, Shafi began to gain weight, rising from 4 kg to 4.5 kg in seven days.