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Refugee and migrant children

Children playing in Adra centre
Programme
05/08/2018
The refugee and migrant crisis
One third of the refugees and migrants who have arrived in Europe are children.
Refugee boy walking alone on a railway track
Programme
04/29/2018
Emergencies
UNICEF works to protect and assist children during emergencies.
Sharife and her son Shahir Milos in the mother and baby corner in Belgrade, Serbia.
Article
12/18/2020
A Mother and baby corner - a place of health and serenity
The Community centre is run by the humanitarian organization ADRA, with a mother and baby corner, whose work is supported by UNICEF.
Safely and securely towards a new life
Article
12/10/2020
Safely and securely towards a new life
The COVID-19 pandemic has further challenged the health status of refugee and migrant children
Globalna pandemija COVID-19 je dodatno pogoršala zdravstvene izazove sa kojima se susreću deca izbeglice i njihove porodice
Report
07/22/2020
Strengthening Refugee and Migrant Children’s Health Status
The global COVID-19 pandemic has further exacerbated the health challenges that refugee children and their families are facing.
The Just Human team discussing ideas.
Article
11/22/2019
It’s important to get to know each other
Hadi and Nabi were uprooted from Afghanistan to Sid in Serbia. They are both 16 years old, but already understand what discrimination is.
Obrazovanje izbeglica i migranata
Press release
09/11/2019
UNHCR, UNICEF and IOM urge European states to boost education for refugee and migrant children
Key challenges include lack of school spaces, teachers not adequately trained, language barriers and limited access to psychosocial support
A Dangerous Journey
Report
08/06/2019
A Dangerous Journey
Brochure for unaccompanied and separated refugee and migrant children
Sisters Sara, aged 13 (left) and Spozhmai, aged 15 (right)
Article
05/08/2019
Jewellery made of memories
Thirteen-year-old Sara and two years older Spozhmai are sisters who left their hometown in Afghanistan three years ago when they started their long journey.
Mohamed Tajik (13) with his book in Farsi
Article
02/18/2019
The book you don’t leave behind
The journey has taken Mohamed (13) from his hometown of Herat in Afghanistan through Iran, Turkey and Greece to Serbia.