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A baby in a yellow shirt is being held by an older child wearing a blue shirt. The baby looks directly at the camera with a curious expression, while the older child, facing away from the camera, holds onto the baby protectively. They are standing near a wooden door frame, and the background is dimly lit, suggesting they are inside or near the entrance of their home.

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11 September 2024

A new study finds 34 per cent of poor children in Thailand are excluded from the Child Support Grant

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Press release

09 September 2024

UNICEF launches #CountMeIn campaign to amplify children’s voices on climate crisis in Thailand

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03 September 2024

BMW Group and UNICEF unite to boost STEM education and skills for young people across Thailand

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Heat wave safety tips

Learn how to help keep your children and family safe in extreme heat.

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Air pollution

What is air pollution and how to protect your family from it.

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Flood safety information

What you need to know before, during and after the storm.

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Our teachers Teddy Blu and Noodi Vanessa Race, Friend of UNICEF, invite you for an easy lesson on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Most of the SDGs are related to children's well-being – so achieving these goals is critical to building a better future for children.

Thailand has made great progress so far, but there’s more work to be done for children's nutrition and education as well as reducing adolescent pregnancy. That’s why we need everyone's support. Watch our video to find out how you can help achieve the SDGs by 2030!

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Kyungsun Kim, the Representative for UNICEF Thailand, at UNICEF-supported early childhood development centre in Pattani Province on April 1, 2021

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A new study finds 34 per cent of poor children in Thailand are excluded from the Child Support Grant

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A new study finds 34 per cent of poor children in Thailand are excluded from the Child Support Grant

Heat wave safety tips

Air pollution

Flood safety information

Ending Statelessness

Changes for the lives of every child in Thailand

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Donate to an Education Charity in Thailand

Corporate Engagement

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