How your donations are transformed into supplies on the ground for Rohingya refugee children @UNICEFUK
How your donations are transformed into supplies on the ground for Rohingya refugee children  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In an emergency, Unicef responds immediately to provide life-saving supplies to children and families that need it most.

Unicef Emergency Logistics Manager, Peta Barnes, tells us how your donations are transformed into essential supplies such as ready-to-use therapeutic food, tarpaulins, materials to build latrines, medicines, school supplies and many more.

Find out more about our work helping Rohingya refugee children unicef.org.uk/donate/rohingya-refugees
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How your donations are transformed into supplies on the ground for Rohingya refugee children

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