Championing a better start for children Evidence from multiple disciplines has confirmed that investing in ECD is one the most cost effective ways to increase educational achievement Read More News and stories Job posting Request for Proposals - Janitorial Services UNICEF Guyana UNICEF Guyana invites applications from suitably qualified companies to provide services for Janitorial Services See current jobs Report Juvenile Justice At 2018 The Juvenile Justice system is designed to cater to the needs of persons between the ages of 14 and up to 18 years old who are in conflict with the law See the full report Report A Guide to the Juvenile Justice Act 2018 juvenile means a person who is fourteen years old or older but under eighteen years of age See the full report Press release 05 December 2022 UNICEF donates water tanks, portable containers, and water purification tablets to Civil Defence Commission Visit the page Article Living with a disability is no barrier to participation The communities of Black Water and White Water are adjacent to each other and the community health centre in White Water supports both communities Read the story Press release 24 November 2022 ‘We are here for you’, First Lady of Guyana, Her Excellency Arya Ali tells children as World Children’s Day celebrated at State House Visit the page Load more items Guyana and Suriname - COVID-19 Response Page Everything you need to know to wash your hands To eliminate all traces of the virus on your hands, a quick scrub and a rinse won’t cut it. Visit the page Document How kids can fight COVID-19 Get the document Link Children's artwork and drawings on COVID -19 Covid-19 awareness through children artworks and drawings in partnership with G-artblok Visit the site Page Protecting yourself and family from COVID-19 Here are some easy tips to that can help to protect you and your family from COVID-19 Visit the page Page COVID 19 : How to keep children engaged A routine will keep you and your children feeling as normal as possible Visit the page Link Promotion of helpline supported by UNICEF on the National TV Helpline number 123 can be called on cases of abuse and also for psychosocial support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit the site Our work Programme Social inclusion and child rights monitoring Read more about social inclusion and child rights monitoring Explore our work Programme Safety and Justice for Children Read on how we work to ensure a safe environment for children in both countries Explore our work Programme Emergency preparedness and disaster risk management Read more about our work in emergencies and disaster risk management Explore our work Programme Lifelong Learning Read more about our work in Education Explore our work Take action Want to make the world a better place for children? Get involved become a donor, volunteer and join us to give every child a brighter future Take action
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