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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 worker wearing lime green helmet is carrying his son in his hand. The boy is touching his helmet.

Family-Friendly Policies: Handbook for Business

This handbook offers guidance, ideas and suggestions for businesses that seek to develop an inclusive family-oriented business culture.

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A smiling girl, Qinghai Province, in 2013.

Integrating children's rights into investment decision

The guidance highlights the benefits of incorporating child rights into investment decisions including the opening of new potential markets.

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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 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.

Team "Muallim" and UNICEF are on the stage.

Meet the global winners of GenU Youth Challenge

UNICEF’s second Generation Unlimited (GenU) Youth Challenge has come to an end, but it is just the start of an exciting journey for “Muallim" from Thailand.

Team "Muallim", one of the participating team in the final round of Generation Unlimited 2020.

Young Thai innovators win UNICEF-led ‘Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge’ global award

The Thai team was announced as one of eight global winners.

A group photos of young people and UNICEF officers who participated in the Generation Unlimited 2020

Young Thais from southern provinces showcase creativity

The Gen-U 2020 Youth Challenge is organized to encourage youth aged 14-24 to be a part of solving problems that they face in their lives.

A young girl wearing facial mask.

COPE COVID-19

Our mission is to help keep you safe and smiling through COVID-19.

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