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UNICEF – MoPH: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health receives the 550 oxygen concentrators from Kyungsun Kim, UNICEF Representative for Thailand on Wednesday 22 September 2021. (From left to right, Watcharapong Kuwijitsuwan, Secretary to the Minister of Public Health, Dr. Narong Saiwong, Deputy Permanent Secretary of MoPH, Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Public Health, Kyungsun Kim, UNICEF Representative for Thailand and Iman Morooka, Chief o

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23 September 2021

UNICEF provides oxygen concentrators to support Thailand’s fight against COVID-19

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The Art of Digital Storytelling for Young People

Learning opportunity on creating powerful digital stories for positive change

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Graphic to promote the fundraising campaign for children with severe acute malnutrition.

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30 August 2021

Shahkrit Yamnarm joins UNICEF Thailand to save lives of malnourished children during COVID-19

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A kindergarten student in Nontaburi Province is attending online classes. In Thailand, hundreds of thousands of young children have missed their first months of their first school year.

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24 August 2021

First day of school 'indefinitely postponed' for 140 million first-time students around the world – UNICEF

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Health volunteers conducting a training on parenting skills and COVID-19 prevention.

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Helping young families help themselves during COVID-19

Support for hygiene, healthcare and decent work for young families in remote areas

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A girl is hugging her mother while making a sad face.

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How parents can support their child through COVID-19 losses

A psychologist's advice on helping your children process loss and grief during the coronavirus pandemic.

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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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