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Teenage pregnancy

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce at the Women's Centre
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
On 14 June 2018 in Jamaica, Natasha, 20, with her daughter, 2, at home. Natasha contracted HIV at birth from her mother, who died when she was three. Her daughter, age two, also contracted HIV at birth. Her status is widely known and she struggles with discrimination by people in her community.
Statement
05 December 2022
Use data for stronger systems, responsive communities to protect children – UNICEF
Rackeisha Dunn, counsellor at the Women's Centre of Jamaica Foundation St Ann's Bay Centre.
Blog post
12 January 2021
Children who become mothers need all the help
Through the Spotlight Initiative, UNICEF is supporting the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation to maintain services during COVID-19.

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