Article From war to reconstruction Though a child of their age would typically hold a pencil or a ball in their hands, Jeannot and Fabrice were confronted with another reality. Read the story Article "Ebola is not synonymous with death" Since the beginning of the Ebola epidemic, more than 1,100 people have conquered the disease; evidence that it is possible to survive and heal. Read the story Article Training to save lives UNICEF is helping train midwives to improve care for mothers and new-borns in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Read the story Article A stolen childhood In the Kasai region, thousands of children were recruited and used by militia to fight and kill or used as human shield. Read the story Article Getting back to school after violence: Tshibola's story School provides children affected by crisis with a much needed sense of normality. Read the story Article A model village Aga residents are mobilized to provide a healthy and clean environment for their children. Read the story Article Ebola: the day everything rocked Since the beginning of the Ebola outbreak, more than 3,400 cases have been reported, of which more than 2,200 have died - so many devastated families. Read the story Article A personal battle against poliomyelitis When Joseph was only 7 years old, he came down with polio and lost the use of his legs but the disease has not stopped his determination. Read the story Article Surviving and helping to survive In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Ebola survivors are using their immunity to help the youngest victims of the disease. Read the story Article Cuddles, love and care for Faraja UNICEF works with survivors, psychosocial assistants and psychologists to support children orphaned or left unaccompanied by Ebola. Read the story Article Baby Eliane beats measles As measles has already killed 4,500 children this year, UNICEF is encouraging parents to attend health centres and get their children vaccinated. Read the story Photo Essay Supporting Ebola patients and their families Since the beginning of the Ebola epidemic, UNICEF has trained more than 1,100 psychologists and psychosocial workers. See the story Article “I intend to live normally, like anyone else” At 17, Céphas learned that he had HIV AIDS since birth. Read the story Article Peace education for a better future in DRC “We are children! We want peace! We want school! Let’s make peace among us!” Read the story Load more items
