6 months after the floods ravaged Pakistan, 9.6 million children still need lifesaving support. We need the continued support of our donors to provide safe drinking water, build toilets and deliver vital sanitation services to these children and families who need them the most. #FloodsInPakistan UNICEF South Asia United Nations - Pakistan UNICEF | UNICEF Pakistan

WASH interventions in schools by UNICEF are empowering adolescent girls like Nida to become agents of change in their communities. Watch the video to learn how the 17 year old is bringing about a positive change in her community. #ForEveryChild UNICEF South Asia | UNICEF Pakistan

Since the devastating floods hit Pakistan 🇵🇰 last year, UNICEF, with support from its donors, has been delivering lifesaving supplies to the affected families. Our Representative Abdullah Fadil was at the warehouse in Karachi from where these supplies are dispatched to the flood-hit areas. UNICEF South Asia | UNICEF Pakistan

#Handwashing is one of the most effective ways to slow the spread of #COVID19. Yet, millions of children around the world still lack access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene supplies.⁣ ⁣ UNICEF is working to scale up its response to keep every child safe. #ForEveryChild 💙 | UNICEF Pakistan

UNICEF’s new Executive Director Catherine Russel is in Pakistan, her first visit to a country since she assumed office three weeks ago. Meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan, she commended Pakistan’s efforts in the fight to #EndPolio and the effective roll-out of the #COVID19 campaign. She expressed hope that Government of Pakistan would apply the lessons from this well-executed experience to scale up its response to the Nutrition crisis which has left 2 out of 5 children in the country stunted

The lives of millions of children in Pakistan are at risk, as waterborne diseases and malnutrition cases soar. This is UNICEF's response. 👇 | UNICEF