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COVID-19

Dialogue with tribal leaders and community members

Leading an indigenous community towards COVID-19 immunity

UNICEF and partners help Ati tribal leaders in Guimaras become trusted vaccine advocates

health promotion and education session

A COVID-19 survivor lives to tell his tale

How a radio host became a COVID-19 vaccine champion

Cacao farmer

Laguna’s cacao farmers advocate for COVID-19 vaccination

Farmers step up to ensure families are safe from COVID-19 and ready with the new normal

Teacher conducting classes inside UNICEF tent

02 November 2022

Full return to in-person classes another milestone in learning recovery

94 per cent of parents and caregivers satisfied with school reopening

A volunteer teacher conducts a learning session inside a UNICEF tent

05 October 2022

How a typhoon and pandemic never stopped a volunteer teacher

Giving back to her indigenous community by teaching children

A child wearing a face mask receives a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

29 September 2022

Strengthening the immunization cold chain in Caraga Region

Support from UNICEF and the Government of Australia helps increase routine and COVID-19 vaccination coverage

16 September 2022

DOH receives the initial tranche of the 6M pediatric COVID vaccines from Australia to boost vaccination coverage of children in the Philippines

Joint press release of the Department of Health, Australian Embassy to the Philippines and UNICEF

A Muslim religious leader confers with a project officer on sermons on child rights

The Aleem preaches: Vaccination saves lives

From vaccine-hesitant to vaccine believer

Muslim religious leaders holding a copy of sermons on child rights

Muslim religious leaders unite for COVID-19 vaccination

Vaccination complies with Shariáh and aligns with Islamic teachings

Jennifer with baby Avienna Bryle together with health workers and UNICEF at Awang Barangay Health Station, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao.

A Mother’s Love: Getting vaccinated to protect her children

Building confidence on COVID-19 vaccines and routine immunization in the Bangsamoro