A severe drought in the Amazon region is drastically affecting over 420,000 children, limiting their access to essential resources like food, water, and healthcare, according to a recent UNICEF report. The drought, attributed to climate change, has led to significant reductions in river water levels, isolating many indigenous communities in Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. Schools and health facilities are closing due to inaccessibility, increasing risks of malnutrition and disease among children. UNICEF highlights a need for at least $10 million in donations to address these challenges as the COP29 climate conference approaches.