Page Emergencies Emergency preparedness and disaster risk reduction are central to UNICEF’s work because women and children are always the most vulnerable in an emergency UNICEF/UN0143050/LeMoyne Available in:বাংলাEnglish Page Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) What you need to know about the virus to protect you and your family Visit the page Page Rohingya & Bangladeshi youths coexist peacefully Rekindling hope: Supporting Rohingya and Bangladeshi youths to coexist and gain skills in a peaceful and non-violent environment. Visit the page Article Courageous health workers on frontline during COVID-19 Health workers continue to deliver essentials services in the Rohingya refugee camps as prevention measures are scaled up against Coronavirus Read the story Page Rohingya children fight back against COVID-19 Diseases like coronavirus pose a big risk to refugees. But proper handwashing practices can help keep the threat in check. Visit the page Article Rohingya and Bangladeshi girls bond It is much more than just a structure. It is a place where women and girls from different communities find peace and make friendships Read the story Article Expanded education for Rohingya children UNICEF to further expand access to education for Rohingya children by introducing the Myanmar curriculum for 10,000 students on a pilot basis Read the story Report Futures in the balance Building hope for a generation of rohingya children See the full report Report Child alert 2 No End in Sight to the Threats Facing Rohingya Children See the full report
