UNICEF an acronym for United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund is a program that works to support the health and well-being of children around the world.

Founded in 1946, UNICEF has been helping children in need for over seventy years. The organization focuses on providing access to clean water, basic education, nutrition, healthcare services and protection from exploitation and abuse.

UNICEF’s work includes providing access to vaccinations against common diseases such as polio or measles; supplying food aid during times of famine; building schools so that all children have an opportunity for an education; advocating for laws which protect women’s rights and end violence against them – among other initiatives designed to improve quality of life across the globe.

In addition, UNICEF also helps provide emergency relief when natural disasters strike vulnerable regions around the world by delivering medical supplies and working with local governments on evacuation plans if necessary.

Overall, UNICEF provides essential services which help ensure better lives are possible for millions of people worldwide – particularly those who are most at risk due poverty or conflict situations – making it one of most important international organizations today.

By raising awareness about their cause through campaigns like World Children’s Day (November 20th), they continue strive towards ensuring every child can reach their full potential regardless where they live.