A month later, after the Hurricane Mathew had struck Haiti, it left around 600 thousand children sick, hungry, are need humanitarian assistance, reported by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The UNICEF has nearly exhausted its funds. By the end the year, about $ 23 million need to be collected for Haiti programs. The UNICEF Representative in Haiti Mark Vincent says that many children have been left homeless and hungry; they do not attend schools and face dangers. According to the data of the UNICEF, there are nearly a thousand children who are likely to be infected with cholera. There is a total of 219 cholera treatment centers in the country, but a part of them was damaged or destroyed due to the hurricane.