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Robby Saputra (33), Ramadhani Sri Handayani (32), Nurfanny (30), and Triyana Sari (30) pose in front of the camera in the park in the Social Office office area in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, on 11 September 2019.

Learning how to bring families back together in Palu

UNICEF supported social workers in Central Sulawesi to trace and reunite children who were separated from the families following the earthquake.

Mega & Chila, children with disabilities in UNICEF tent

When all children are prepared for disasters

One of UNICEF’s priorities in Sulawesi is to support the Government’s efforts in getting children back in school.

Two people looking at the aftermath of Tsunami.

Innovative technology speeds up tracing of children

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia’s Central Sulawesi on 28 September unleashed a tsunami.

Breastfeeding Mothers of Sigi

Surviving the earthquake through breastfeeding

Nela Anggraini inhaled deeply and placed her palm on her neighbour’s forehead.

Sophia Survivor

It's a long way from normal, but it's a start

UNICEF successfully advocated a standard-setting first as the Government procured another 150 tents using UNICEF specifications in Central Sulawesi.

Fikri's father, Iqbal, kiss his son with joy in UNICEF Child Protection Joint Secretariat Post

Tracing and Reunification of Children in Central Sulawesi

UNICEF psycho-social support to help children cope with the traumatic experience to family tracing and reunification to reunify separated families.