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Blog post
21 July 2023
Teen Hub: St Thomas youngsters have a new safe space!
Welcome to the opening of the second Teen Hub in Jamaica.
Blog post
14 July 2023
Becoming a U-Report project manager after joining at school
Danielle is now managing the launch of U-Report's FunDoo digital life coach
Blog post
05 May 2023
Dear adults, let's learn about mental health together
14-year-old student Keino King on why mental health needs to be a school subject
Blog post
21 April 2023
Climate change is damaging my football dream
Young UNICEF Climate Action Advocate Jaeden, 10, explains how he and his fellow students are feeling the impact of drought
Blog post
24 March 2023
Jamaican children need education that fuels their dreams
Ree-Anna Robinson, 20, has been working with UNICEF Jamaica to provide a youth perspective on education and mental health advocacy for students in Jamaica.
Blog post
24 February 2023
Giving a voice to Jamaican children suffering from violence
Reflections from the winner of the UNICEF Award for Excellence in Reporting on Children’s Rights
Blog post
20 January 2023
Shelly-Ann to young moms: “I am strong because of my child.”
UNICEF National Ambassador Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce visited the Women’s Centre Foundation of Jamaica (WCJF) to inspire their students
Blog post
05 January 2023
New tech turns child with disability into his own teacher
After a full day of school, as soon as six-year-old Ari gets home he wants to share what he has learned with his grandmother.
Blog post
05 January 2023
How a Jamaican girl with disabilities thrives
Born with cerebral palsy, Shemoya, aged 11, can learn by using a new digital textbook on her tablet.
Blog post
16 December 2022
Better mental health for every child in 2023
Marking World Children’s Day in Jamaica ahead of a year of advocacy and action
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