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UNICEF and National College for Educational Leadership (NCEL) partner to help school leaders deliver remote learning during the pandemic.
Report
04 October 2021
Case study: Virtual Instructional Leadership
UNICEF and National College for Educational Leadership (NCEL) partner to help school leaders deliver remote learning during the pandemic.

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Temporary Appointment Social Policy Officer ( NO 2), Jamaica (For Jamaica Nationals Only)
Report
28 August 2021
Lasting impact
Educational, social and psychological effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on children

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Elmo and his mom Mae are at the heart of new content UNICEF and Sesame Workshop are creating to support parents around the world.
Page
30 July 2021
Parenting tips from Sesame Street
Advice from Elmo, his mom and friends
Photograph of community health workers using the CommCare digital health platform to enter registration data provided by persons waiting to receive their second dose at the St Joseph’s Hospital vaccination site in Kingston
Report
29 July 2021
Case study: COVID-19 digital health
A public-private partnership for equitable vaccine distribution

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Photograph of Yonique Malcolm, a community health worker using the CommCare digital health platform at the St Joseph’s Hospital vaccination site in Kingston.
Article
28 July 2021
Digitizing Jamaica’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout
UNICEF provided a digital health platform to assist Jamaican health workers
Gail Hoad, UNICEF Jamaica Comunication for Development Consultant together with her mother Blossom holding her COVID-19 vaccination certificate.
Blog post
27 July 2021
Vaccines: Protecting my mom against COVID-19
Repaying my senior citizen mother for ensuring I was protected against the deadly polio virus as a child.
Cold chain equipment at Epidemiology unit’s storage facility of Health ministry of Sri Lanka. These cold chain equipment were procured by UNICEF with funding from the Government of Japan to strengthen Sri Lanka’s delivery of immunization services, including against COVID-19
Press release
28 April 2021
Japan contributes US$1.22 million to enhance cold chain capacity for COVID-19 vaccination in Jamaica
Enabling UNICEF to increase support for Ministry of Health and Wellness
Partners in the ongoing Resilient Schools Programme, Kivette Silvera (left), Executive Director, Food For the Poor; Mariko Kagoshima (second left), UNICEF Country Representative; and and Yanique Forbes-Patrick (right), Vice-President, Communications and Corporate Affairs, Scotiabank, are photographed with Fayval Williams, Minister of Education, Youth and Information (third left) and Grade 6 student Teona Dietrich during the handover of handwashing stations to Port Henderson Primary School in Portmore, St C
Press release
19 February 2021
Scotiabank, UNICEF and Food for the Poor partner to boost school safety
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities support a safe return to school
Juvenile centres receive J$1.9 million technological support from UNICEF
Press release
20 January 2021
Juvenile centres receive J$1.9 million technological support from UNICEF
Follows earlier donation of nebulizers for asthmatic children and personal protective equipment
Special Olympics Jamaica athlete Kadian Ingleton
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09 December 2020
Special Olympics infographics
Developed to help their athletes stay healthy during COVID-19