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Accessibility and inclusivity
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Article
15 February 2021
A School Accessible to All Students
UNICEF-supported primary schools in Qena governorate have taken steps to ensure all children – including differently-abled children – can attend and learn
Photo essay
03 December 2019
Differently-Abled, Differently Empowered
UNICEF supports Aziz Abaza inclusive school for a better educational experience with the differently-abled children
Article
03 December 2019
Sobhi and the Untapped Potential
An autistic child begins to discover his arithmetic potential at an inclusive public school in Alexandria thanks to a teacher
Press release
26 September 2019
El Gouna Film Festival and UNICEF join forces for children’s rights
Article
03 September 2019
The virtuous circle
How 3 Syrian ladies who benefitted from UNICEF support became social workers and started serving their communities.
Photo essay
03 September 2019
A Community School For Everyone
A Syrian family launches a community school for children from all nationalities in Egypt
Press release
23 July 2019
Al Ahly Sporting Club and UNICEF Join Hands for Children’s Rights in Egypt
Press release
31 August 2018
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, UNICEF Sign Cooperation Protocol to Empower Children with Disabilities
Press release
28 May 2018
European Union supports Egypt in collaboration with UNICEF to improve workforce performance in inclusive primary schools
Article
21 May 2018
A positive sign: facilitators and deaf children learning tog
UNICEF Egypt and the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) have established Family Clubs within Primary Healthcare Units (PHUs) to offer child protection