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Affected Population, Migrant Response, Young Children
Programme
19 February 2020
Humanitarian action for children in emergencies
Read more about our response to the prevailing situation concerning migrants
Child Protection, Safety and Justice, Guyana, Suriname
Programme
11 February 2019
Safety and Justice for Children
Read on how we work to ensure a safe environment for children in both countries
UNICEF Deputy Representative, Irfan Akhtar, UG Chancellor Professor Paloma Mohamed, UG Vice Chancellor Professor Emanuel Cummings and other officials at virtual launch of migration course
Press release
30 August 2023
University of Guyana launches a Suite of Migration Studies Courses
garners regional and international attention
Vigilance Magistrate's Court
Press release
22 August 2023
New Magistrates’ Court open at Vigilance, East Coast Demerara.
UNICEF supports with domestic violence hearing room
ECD stimulation exercise at Khan's Hill Mabaruma
Press release
07 July 2023
Early Childhood Development programme in Region One
Close to 1000 children benefit
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Statement
22 May 2023
UNICEF statement following the deaths of at least 20 children trapped in a fire at a school in Mahdia, Guyana
statement attributable to Mr. Nicolas Pron, UNICEF Representative to Guyana and Suriname
Young Guyanese environment advocates receive UNICEF grants for climate action projects
Report
01 February 2023
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

Files available for download (1)

Report in English (PDF, 624 KB)
Child art at the Art for Mental Health Event for World Children's Day 2022 at the State House in Georgetown, Guyana
Report
01 February 2023
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

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Report in English (PDF, 6 MB)
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Vacancies
11 September 2022
Join Our Team - Programme Associates
UNICEF Guyana and Suriname Office is hiring Programme Associates (GS6) for its Programme Sections in both Countries
Deputy Representative UNICEF Guyana and Suriname Irfan Akhtar hands over new CPD to the Permanent Secretary of International Affairs Ambassador Miriam MacIntosh of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Business and International Cooperation
Press release
10 March 2022
New Programme Cooperation Document (CPD) 2022-2026 formally handed over to Suriname Government
priorities include child protection, quality health and nutrition services, poverty reduction, climate resilient WASH services
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