Soap is a Precious Gem in Herat
In camps for internally displaced people in Herat, Afganistan, UNICEF is on the ground supporting children and their families.
Stay At Home Diaries - Defying Mental Health
Mental Health is a big thing for so many people, but I think the most important thing - especially in such a time like this - is trying to work on being kinder to ourselves.
Through pandemics and epidemics, hope stays alive
UNICEF has always stood by children through crisis and disease.
5 Tips for Online Safety
With many of us stuck at home during the COVID-19 outbreak, internet use has increased significantly - especially as a way to stay in touch with friends and family. To help keep your child's online experiences both positive and safe, UNICEF has put together five key tips for safe internet browsing.
Supplying the Fight Against COVID-19
UNICEF is working with partners to deliver vital supplies to help protect children and families around the world.
How Far Will Health Workers Go?
Vaccines can prevent disease outbreaks now and in the future. No child is too far for health workers to go, to ensure that every child in their community has the right to good health.
Stay Home Diaries - The new "normal" routine
This as a reminder to everyone to check on your families but your friends as well. We are all affected by COVID-19 differently, but just as it affects someone’s physical health it may also be affecting someone's mental health.
A Day in the Life: Vaccination in Mali
No child is too far for UNICEF staff - who are hard at work ensuring that every child has the right to routine immunizations, and good health.
What Comes Next
David shares his thoughts on the future - and next steps - as our understanding of COVID-19 continues to develop.
No Child Too Far: Vaccinations in Rural Communities
Immunization is the key to ending vaccine-preventable child deaths and giving children a chance - and the right - to grow up healthy and reach their full potential. However, around the world, many children live in geographically remote areas, meaning that alternate solutions must be devised.
