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Mother with her 2 year old boy during his general check up in the polyclinic.

Children survive and thrive

See how UNICEF is working with the Ministry of Health to improve health and nutrition status of children and women.

A child receives his routine vaccination.

06 September 2023

Routine immunization

Everything families need to know about routine immunization

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Աղջիկ երեխան լայն ժպտում է մոր գրկին նստած

Flagship report

10 January 2023

Developmental Delays and Early Intervention

A training module for healthcare professionals

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Հիվանդությունների կանխարգելման վերաբերյալ վերապատրաստումներ բուժաշխատողների համար:

Disease control and prevention training for healthworkers

UNICEF and the Ministry of Health continue to build the capacity of healthcare workers on vaccination with the support of USAID.

ՅՈՒՆԻՍԵՖ-ն աջակցում է սահմանամերձ գյուղերին:

Reaching the furthest from help through mobile health teams

UNICEF continues support to remote villages in Armenia cut off from the main roads due to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

COVID-19 vaccines.

Allergic Reactions after COVID-19 Vaccination

What to do if you are having a severe allergic reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine

Բժիշկը զննում է երեխային:

UNICEF reached 10,000 children displaced from NK

Over the past year, UNICEF reached 10,000 children displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh through regional polyclinics and mobile teams with the financial support

Questions and answers about vaccines - Part three

We have collected parents' questions about vaccinations, and UNICEF and the Ministry of Health have joined forces to answer them.

Questions and answers about vaccines - Part two

We have collected parents' questions about vaccinations, and UNICEF and the Ministry of Health have joined forces to answer them.

Բժիշկը բուժում է ՔՈՎԻԴ-ով հիվանդ տատիկին։

The stages of severe COVID-19 and related care

A breakdown of COVID-19 progression and hospitalized treatment