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Programme
14 December 2018
Child protection
Every child has a right to be protected from violence, abuse, and exploitation.
Article
26 October 2023
“My life was in danger”
A teenager who escaped from an armed group describes his flight to build a better future.
Article
12 January 2023
Family reunion after two-week-apart
UNICEF helps reunite children in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo with their families.
Article
17 August 2022
A space to transition from the streets to the home
Sister Deodata helps young, vulnerable girls to rebuild their lives in a reception centre after being subject to trauma in the streets.
Article
12 August 2022
Facing displacement alone
Tens of thousands of children are in hiding in the province of the North-Kivu, many of whom are unaccompanied or have been separated from their parents.
Article
22 June 2022
Healing and advancing to the rhythm of capoeira
Capoeira is a powerful instrument facilitating the care and the rehabilitation of vulnerable children.
Article
12 June 2022
Vocational training for a brighter future
After leaving a quarry, Ornella learned new skills that now give her greater independence.
Article
16 May 2022
A new start for children who have come off the streets
UNICEF works with the Congolese government to create a protective environment and to ensure the safety of the most vulnerable children.
Press release
08 March 2022
UNICEF appoints Didi-Stone as newest National Ambassador in Democratic Republic of the Congo
Article
16 February 2022
An integrated response for Central African refugees
With ECHO's support, UNICEF has increased access to essential basic services that directly affect the survival of refugees and host populations.
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