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Baby and nurse
Programme
18 July 2020
Programme Effectiveness
Support System in UNICEF Malawi Office​
A learner in a class session at Namakanga Primary School in Chikwawa
Programme
10 September 2018
School-age children Pillar
Providing a bright future for school-age children
child health
Programme
05 September 2018
Pillar 1: Early Childhood
To ensure every child in Malawi is given the best chance to survive and thrive, UNICEF takes a comprehensive approach to supporting young children
Acted with one of his classmates
Article
25 May 2022
Boys break menstrual bounds
Menstrual health and hygiene
Mother group chair Catherine Malasha engaging girls on menstrual health and hygiene management
Article
25 May 2022
Mothers march for menstrual health
Supporting girls with menstrual health and hygiene management
Bridget Banda showing her resuable sanitary pad
Article
25 May 2022
Girls rise as menstrual taboo fall
Menstruation matters
Florence Kamwendo collecting vaccines for delivery
Article
18 May 2022
More than just a vaccine carrier
The heroes that are health workers
Maclean Nkhoma
Article
18 May 2022
Improved cold chain keeps COVID-19 jabs cool
Vaccines are nothing without proper cold chain
Children playing netball at the children's corner at Kalima Camp
Article
15 May 2022
Displaced children get safe spaces
Bringing normality for children living in camps
Health worker Blamu Makawi conducting a nutrition assessment on Nyamazao at Bangula Camp
Article
15 May 2022
Displaced children face severe malnutrition
Aftermath of floods threatens children's nutrition status
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