Category Archives for "Child Survival"

Apr22

Bringing the “zero” message to Capitol Hill

While Congress is focused now on working with the Administration to address our country’s economic challenges, Congress also must craft appropriations for government programs for Fiscal Year 2010.

The House Appropriations Committee’s Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs held a hearing on funding priorities for international assistance. Cynthia McCaffrey, the U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s Senior Vice President for Program and Strategic Partnerships, appeared before the Subcommittee to request increased appropriations for UNICEF’s work to save children’s lives.


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Apr17

Crisis in Sudan: still meeting urgent needs

It’s now six weeks since the government of Sudan suspended 16 humanitarian organizations that had been providing essential aid for scores of vulnerable people in Darfur and other parts of the country. The crisis in Sudan may have fallen out of the headlines, but that does not mean the situation has improved. In fact, it is getting worse

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Apr14

Discussing global issues with U.S. youth

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Apr11

Yes, We Can Get to Zero

I’ve always known that maternal and neonatal tetanus is a deadly but preventable disease. I have never met anyone who has contracted it. Nor had I even heard of a case, that is, until meeting Caryl. Honestly, I didn’t even think tetanus existed anymore. I thought it was akin to an urban legend.

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Apr09

I’ve got connections

Imagine my surprise when

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Apr02

A child in Ethiopia, so close to starving

Ibro Bekeri Yusef feeds therapeutic milk to his severely malnourished five-year-old daughter Khesna, at the UNICEF-supported feeding unit of Bissidimo Hospital in East Harerghe Zone of Oromia Region.

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