UNICEF Basics
This agency was founded for protecting child rights globally since 1946
what is UNICEF?
UNICEF works with governments to improve laws protecting this group.
What are children?
Access to healthcare is an example of this type of right.
What are health rights?
Collecting donations for UNICEF is an example of this.
What is Fundraising?
UNICEF works in over this many countries and territories.
What is 190?
UNICEF provides food, medicine, and clothing during these situations.
What are emergencies/crises?
UNICEF's work is centered around protecting this.
What are children's rights?
Helping organizations through direct service is this.
What is volunteering?
UNICEF is part of this international organization.
What is United Nations?
UNICEF helps preventing disease by providing these.
What are vaccines?
Access to schools is an example of this type of right.
What is a education right?
Writing letters to leaders to encourage chang is this.
What is advocacy?
UNICEF employs this many staff worldwide
What is 17,000?
UNICEF works to fight this type of exploitation that limits children of their childhood and schooling.
What is child labor?
The UNICEF right to food and nutrition means children should have daily access to this.
What is nutritious meals / clean water?
Join this committee to help raise awareness of UNICEF's goals.
What is outreach?
What does UNICEF stand for?
What is United Nation Children's Fund?
UNICEF's goal is to give children a fair chance to reach this.
What is their potential?
Access to a clean environment and climate is this right.
What is a right to a safe future?
In these activities, members create their own solution to child-rights problems.
What are Mock scenarios?