Young voices

2008 Enduro Africa supporting UNICEF
UNICEF South Africa recently sent off a group of about 90 British bikers from the adventure company Enduro and the UK Committee for UNICEF, who have raised funds to support UNICEF's work in prevention of mother-to-child transmission in South Africa.

Children inside the camps for the displaced.
UNICEF photographer, Karen Schermbrucker went inside the tents at one of the camps for displaced people in Cape Town to see the situation of children.

Mini cricket clinic brings joy to youngsters
The mini cricket clinic delivered by the ICC women’s cricket stars, UNICEF and the ICC is counting on the power of sport to offer alternative attractions for children, to keep them focused in school and away from activities that can lead to HIV infection.

Media Kidocracy Konfrence
In a youthful celebration of freedom and democracy, young people from South Africa and the African continent converged on Robben Island from 5-10 December to take part in the 8th annual Bush Radio Media Kidocracy Konfrence co-sponsored by UNICEF.

Kids changing the World

ICC cricket stars raise AIDS awareness
The world’s top cricket stars support the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign at the ICC World Twenty 20 tournament in South Africa from 11-24 September.

Kiwi cricket stars visit children in Alexandra
Children at the Little Champs Alexan Kopano School in Alexandra, Johannesburg, meet some of New Zealand’s ICC World Twenty20 squad as part of the International Cricket Council’s partnership with UNICEF and UNAIDS to promote HIV and AIDS awareness.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United players visit
Manchester United players take time out of their tour of South Africa to reinforce support for UNICEF’s work to protect and care for child victims of violence and abuse and those infected and affected by HIV and AIDS.

Quincy Jones, celebrity philanthropist and US Fund delegation visit
Quincy Jones, a global music industry legend, visited UNICEF-supported projects in Johannesburg and KwaZulu Natal to engage with youth, artists, business leaders and other South Africans on topics of HIV, crime, violence, drug abuse and youth development.

Violence against Children

Images of Eastern Cape captured by school children
Children from Eastern Cape clicked away during the Fuji film "My School" photocompetition organised by the German National Committee for UNICEF. They captured images from their daily lives at school, in rural Eastern Cape and East London.