Health

© UNICEF/UNI157444/Kiron
© UNICEF/UNI157444/Kiron

Gifts of Health

Every day 16,000 children under the age of five die from mostly preventable causes. Your Survival Gift donation can give the gift of life and good health today to ensure that every child has a chance.

  • Sports Pack

    A pack with sports equipment and skipping ropes is enough to fuel imaginations, teach teamwork and help children heal from trauma.
    $36

  • Girl’s Reusable Sanitary Kit

    When girls don’t have access to sanitary products, they miss out on school and other opportunities. This set of reusable, washable sanitary pads will give 5 girls comfort and dignity so they can keep learning.  

    $37

  • Mother and Baby Tetanus Pack

    The fact that tetanus kills 1 baby every 15 minutes makes this gift a necessity. A case of tetanus vaccines will protect mothers, who then pass on their immunity to their babies.

    $45

  • Vaccine Packs (157)

    The life-saving combination of polio, tetanus and measles vaccines protects children against common, deadly diseases so they can grow up healthy and strong.

    $50

  • Plumpy'Nut(R) (105 Pack)

    Malnourished children need to gain weight fast. This life-saving, peanut-based food supplement can help a hungry child gain up to two pounds per week!
    $50

  • Bed Nets (15)

    Every 2 minutes, a child dies of malaria. Distributing bed nets helps protect and save lives. Insecticide-treated bed nets are a simple and effective way to stop hundreds of daily malaria deaths.
    $50

  • Reunite a Child with their Family

    In the chaos of disasters and conflict, many children get separated from their loved ones. Reunite two unaccompanied children with their families, including transportation and social worker support.
    $50

  • Restock a Malnutrition Centre

    With the right nutrients early in life, a child’s brain and body are able to grow to their full potential. A stock of food, therapeutic milk and oral rehydration salts helps save malnourished children.
    $131

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