Lantoniaina is one of the teenagers learning how to make short films. Despite being hearing impaired and partially mute, she is determined to use her film to show that she is like other children, dreaming of a better future.

Health extension workers are trained in outpatient therapeutic feeding so that they are able to treat children with ready-to-use therapeutic foods (RUTF) supplied by UNICEF with support from European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO).

UNICEF is supporting a juvenile justice pilot programme of the Government of Angola. It provides alternatives to detention including community service, school enrolment, vocational training, and cultural and sporting activities.

Caroline Barebwoha was a youth delegate at the historic 2002 UN General Assembly Special Session on Children. The session culminated in the adoption of ‘A World Fit for Children’, a document that commits nations to promote child rights.