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Feliesha an Eve for Life client with her children
Programme
25 September 2019
Survive and thrive
For every Jamaican child to get the best possible start to life
Students smile as their teacher demonstrates how to use a condom at the Western Society for the Upliftment of Children in the city of Montego Bay in St. James in 2005.
Report
20 March 2023
Gap Analysis of the Readiness of the Ministry of Health
Gap Analysis of the Readiness of the Ministry of Health

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English (PDF, 1 MB)
Dr. Donna Marie with a mom breastfeeding her baby
Blog post
15 September 2022
Mandeville Regional Hospital becoming Baby-Friendly!
A Doctor sharing some tips to get certified as Baby-Friendly Hospital for other hospitals to help make their journey easier
Child showing a front of package warning labels on a packet of biscuits
Blog post
29 August 2022
How front-of-package warning labels can protect our health
Sharing information for local and regional advocates to learn about experiences from other countries
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Blog post
24 February 2022
Making taxpayer dollars count more for children
A new project to help ensure taxpayer funds are used more effectively to deliver improved outcomes for Jamaican children.
Photograph of Jamaican children eating healthy fruit at school
Press release
15 October 2019
Poor diets damaging children’s health worldwide, warns UNICEF
Poverty, urbanization, climate change and poor eating choices driving unhealthy diets
Photograph of Minister of Health & Wellness Christopher Tufton (in beige vest) and health workers examining a potential mosquito-breeding site.
Blog post
12 June 2019
How U-Report helped the Ministry of Health respond to dengue
If someone had asked me six months ago about the fastest way to reach young people in Jamaica, I would probably have said Instagram.
Photograph of children attending an #ENDviolence Townhall with UNICEF, the Office of the Children's Advocate and Talk Up Yout
Page
01 November 2018
Stories from Jamaica
Stories about children, their families and the people we work with in Jamaica
Photograph of a teacher conducting a one-on-one counselling session
Report
01 June 2006
Evaluation of the Health and Family Life Pilot Curriculum
The HFLE curriculum was developed by the Ministry of Education, supported by UNICEF and the Global Fund through the Ministry of Health.

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English (PDF, 361 KB)

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