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San Julián, Sonsonate, El Salvador. June 2021. Toddlers play during a routine check-up. Care for Child Development (CCD), a programme implemented by UNICEF in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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09 October 2022
More learning opportunities for children in El Salvador
UNICEF Country Office
Para la Fundación Patio Vivo, el patio es una variable muchas veces invisibilizada, que debería ser un lugar de reunión, juego y recreación para todos.
Report
24 August 2022
Early childhood learning experiences
A look at experiences from seven countries in Latin American and the Caribbean.

Files available for download (2)

Spanish (PDF, 9 MB)
English (PDF, 12 MB)
climate-action
Statement
07 April 2022
Imprisoning children is not the solution to gang violence in El Salvador
Una niña juega con su madre quien practica las técnicas de comunicación y juego del enfoque CDI
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15 March 2022
Advocacy documents on Care for Child Development
Promoting the Care for Child Development approach with decision makers
Statement
20 April 2021
UNICEF Executive Director, Henrietta Fore's Remarks at Virtual Briefing on the Humanitarian Situation in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras
As prepared for delivery
The UNICEF El Salvador Representative, Yvette Blanco, together with the Minister of Health of El Salvador and the PAHO representative receiving the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX mechanism
News note
16 March 2021
El Salvador receives first doses of COVID-19 vaccines through COVAX mechanism
A girl outside her family home in El Muelle neighbourhood Bilwi, Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, on November 5, 2020. The devastating effects of Eta produced great damage in El Muelle neighborhood.
News note
11 November 2020
Over 1,2 million children affected by ETA across Central America
Paso de la tormenta tropical Amanda por El Salvador.
Press release
01 June 2020
Tropical Storm Amanda leaves destruction and grief as it passes through El Salvador
Hundreds of Salvadoran families have had to evacuate their homes due to the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Amanda.
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Report
14 August 2018
Uprooted in Central America and Mexico
Migrant and refugee children face a vicious cycle of hardship and danger

Files available for download (2)

Report in Spanish (PDF, 12 MB)
Report in English (PDF, 5 MB)
niños migrantes
Press release
14 August 2018
Children returned to Central America and Mexico at heightened risk of violence, stigma and deprivation
UNICEF Child Alert report shows dangerous journeys and deportations intensify root causes of irregular migration.