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A mother and her daughter sitting together with UNICEF-supported Magic Box.

UNICEF’s ‘Magic Box’ brings joy and learning for young children affected by COVID-19

A boy in Khon Khaen Province spends time on his mobile phone during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At least 1 in 7 children and young people globally has lived under stay-at-home policies for most of the last year, putting mental health and well-being at risk

As we approach the one-year anniversary of the pandemic, UNICEF urges greater investment in mental health services.

A photo of UNICEF Executive Direct, Henrietta H. Fore, with advocacy texts saying: Reimagine the future for every child. Vaccines for all. Revolutionize learning. Invest in mental health. End discrimination. Address the climate crisit.

Five opportunities for children we must seize now

An open letter on why I believe we can reimagine a better post-COVID world for every child

A family of a father, mother and their two children

Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Thailand

This socioeconomic assessment of the effects of COVID 19 in Thailand analyses economic and social impact, as well as progress towards the SDGs.

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A nurse prepares a syringe for vaccination

COVAX: ensuring global equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines

The largest vaccine procurement and supply operation ever is underway – and UNICEF is leading it on behalf of the Global COVAX Facility.

In India, pentavalent vaccines are being reviewed for possible imperfections.

What you need to know about a COVID-19 vaccine

Vaccines for COVID-19 are critical tools for helping bring the pandemic under control when combined with effective testing and existing prevention measures.

A group of students are lining and showing UNICEF colouring booklets.

The Volunteer’s “COVID-19 Booklet”

In a classroom lies a stack of amazing colouring booklets to your left, and sets of bright colouring pencils to your right. What do you think will happen?

Three little boys and girls are studying in the community instead of a classroom. This is because of the school closure during COVID-19 pandemic.

Children cannot afford another year of school disruption

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore

Celebrities, the private sector and the public joined forces to support children in need in the Blue Carpet Show for UNICEF – a televised fundraising event

Celebrities and public join forces to support children in need

in the third Blue Carpet Show for UNICEF despite COVID-19 disruption

Young myanmar children are reading information booklets from UNICEF and partners.

COVID-19: UNICEF and partners distribute critical supplies to migrant families and children in high-risk provinces