UNICEF Canada partners with Grand Challenges Canada
UNICEF Canada's partnership with Grand Challenges Canada aims to empower adolescent girls, improve care for premature and small newborns, and reduce HIV among vulnerable young people.
UNICEF Canada's partnership with Grand Challenges Canada aims to empower adolescent girls, improve care for premature and small newborns, and reduce HIV among vulnerable young people.
Safia Ibrahim contracted polio when she was a child living in Somalia. Although it dramatically changed her life, Safia has used her experiences to become a leading voice for vaccine advocacy, as well as the rights of children with disabilities.
Here's everything parents and families need to know about novel coronavirus, how you can look after yourself and your children, and what UNICEF is doing to help.
Girls education is an important topic for many countries around the world. Low participation and lack of opportunities in the field of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) is often cited as one of main barriers to a fulfilling education for girls. Faced with this situation, UNICEF Bolivia has started several new programmes throughout 2019 to reduce the gender gap in these areas, ensuring that girls and young people can develop the skills they need for the world of tomorrow.
James (name changed) was abducted by an armed group in South Sudan, to serve as a soldier, and eventually was left for dead by the same group. Reunited with his family by UNICEF, he is facing life with confidence and a dream for the future.
900 children on verge of release could be left in limbo unless new funds are secured
77 children killed or injured in the fighting since the beginning of the year.
Statement from Sara Beysolow Nyanti, UNICEF Representative in Yemen
In the four years since the launch of its international partnership with UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, Louis Vuitton has raised more than 10 million US dollars through a global network of stores, customers and employees to support UNICEF’s programmes and help the world’s most vulnerable children.
15 children associated with armed forces and armed groups have been released in South Sudan. The boys ranging from 16 to 18 years of age were taken as prisoners of war during clashes in the northern parts of the country in 2019.
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