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Feliesha an Eve for Life client with her children

Health promotion

For every Jamaican child to get the best possible start to life

Photograph of a child who attends a special needs school in Jamaica

Social protection

A fair chance in life for every child in Jamaica

A photograph of Kingston schoolgirls

Lifelong learning

Quality education for all children

Photograph of a girl at school in Jamaica

Safety and justice

Protecting children from all forms of violence

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

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

Juvenile centres receive J$1.9 million technological support from UNICEF

Follows earlier donation of nebulizers for asthmatic children and personal protective equipment

Minister of Justice Delroy Chuck and UNICEF Jamaica Country Representative Mariko Kagoshima signing a document to increase support for the national child diversion programme.

Child diversion programme receives $10m boost from UNICEF

Special Olympics Jamaica athlete Kadian Ingleton

Special Olympics infographics

Developed to help their athletes stay healthy during COVID-19

Minister of Education Youth and Information, Hon Fayval Williams, United Nations Children’s Fund Jamaica Country Representative, Mariko Kagoshima, other officials and children greet each other during an online session held Thursday, December 3 in observance of the International Day for People with Disabilities. The meeting was held to check-in on some of the 534 special needs students who received tablets donated by UNICEF.

UNICEF and Ministry of Education, Youth & Information host online check-in for children with special needs

534 Children receiving tablets from UNICEF to help mark International Day for People with Disabilities

Series of consultations by UNICEF and NSSC begins on World Children’s Day, November 20

UNICEF & NSSC engage students to ‘Reimagine Education’

Series of consultations begins on World Children’s Day, November 20