Measles outbreak kills 13 children in Nigeria
UNICEF and WHO conducted a vaccination campaign in Borno to protect 1.7 million children against measles.
Because every child and every mother matters. Please donate to help vaccinate every child.
Because every child and every mother matters. Please donate to help vaccinate every child.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, mass immunization campaigns have been disrupted.
Over a million infants and children are at risk of diseases such as measles and polio because they were not vaccinated against these preventable diseases, especially now that COVID-19 is disrupting routine vaccination efforts.
How can my 1,000 THB donation help children?
1,000 THB FOR A LIFE-SAVING VACCINE SET
- 25 doses of measles vaccines
- 40 doses of tetanus vaccines
- 30 doses of polio vaccines
- A large vaccine carrier – to keep the vaccines cold and effective
1,000 THB FOR 1,000 AUTO-DISABLE SYRINGES
A simple innovation to prevent re-use of syringes after a vaccine dose has been administered.
This reduces the risk of infection from blood-borne diseases as a result of syringe re-use.
For every 1,000 THB donation, receive a UNICEF scarf (size 90x90 cm) as a symbol of a mother's care for her child.
Express your love and gratitude to your mother with this unique scarf or get one for yourself.
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Your donation could provide vaccine and auto-disabled syringes.
And receive 1 UNICEF scarf.
Your contribution is tax deductible.
Giving monthly instead?
Give ฿500 monthly instead?
Sustain your support for children by giving monthly.
For every 1,000 THB donation, receive a UNICEF scarf (size 90x90 cm) as a symbol of a mother's care for her child.
Express your love and gratitude to your mother with this unique scarf or get one for yourself.
฿
Your donation could provide vaccine and auto-disabled syringes.
And receive 1 UNICEF scarf.
Your contribution is tax deductible.
Giving monthly instead?
Give ฿500 monthly instead?
Sustain your support for children by giving monthly.
A mother's love is the purest form of love. They will stop at nothing to protect their children.
These mothers from the poorest countries around the world are fighting to keep their children alive by getting their children vaccinated against deadly diseases.
Mothers queueing to have their children vaccinated
as part of the UNICEF-supported measles vaccination campaign in Goma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Vaccination of pregnant women and children
at a rural childcare centre in Chandmari Juggi in the Uttar Pradesh state in India.
Despite long distances, conflicts and violence, UNICEF will not stop until every child is vaccinated.
By boat
By donkey
On foot
By boat
By reindeer
By drone
David Beckham
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
Led a global initiative to inspire confidence in vaccines and encourage parents around the world to vaccinate their children against deadly diseases.
Please donate to help vaccinate every child.
Please donate to help vaccinate every child.