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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
Press release
01/18/2021
Celebrities and public join forces to support children in need
in the third Blue Carpet Show for UNICEF despite COVID-19 disruption
A boy wearing a white facial mask.
Article
12/21/2020
2020 Year in Review
As the COVID-19 pandemic raged and waves of social change swelled, UNICEF was there to save, protect and improve the lives of vulnerable children.
NSO and UNICEF team members visited communities in Mae Hong Son Province to collect data on their health, education and protection.
Press release
10/20/2020
Thailand’s national survey shows drop in adolescent birth rate, but worrying trend in child nutrition and secondary school drop-out
Children from poor families lagging behind in health, education and overall development 
The 4 young people who participated in the special episode of UNICEF Thailand' Sound of Happiness podcast
Article
10/10/2020
World Mental Health Day 2020
It is normal for young people to feel anxious and stressed. Just talking about your feelings can help with feelings of hopelessness.
A young girl wearing a white facial mask
Report
10/07/2020
Rapid assessment of children left behind during COVID-19
The purpose of this report is to discern the challenges that children their families are facing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students are showing their thinking about impact of COVID-19
Article
10/07/2020
Empowered migrant youth drive the COVID-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic may have disrupted education, formal and informal work and access to health care services for all youth, but they will not give up.
4 young children wearing a facial mask are sitting and reading a book.
Report
09/30/2020
Social Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Thailand
Thailand is facing severe socio-economic effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic. It is clear that the most vulnerable population have been hit the hardest.
Migrant community.
Article
09/08/2020
Migrant learning centres face challenges due to COVID-19
The challenges of ensuring education for migrant children are complex. They are closely interlinked with identity documentation, health, community, etc.
A student wearing a face shield is taking note in the classroom.
Article
09/08/2020
School reopening: adjusting to the new normal in Thailand
After a prolonged period of learning at home during school closures, children in Thailand are back in the physical classroom and adjusting to the new normal
An executive at JOOX, Director-General of DMH at the Ministry of Public Health, and UNICEF Representative groups photo
Press release
07/16/2020
UNICEF, Department of Mental Health, JOOX launch ‘The Sound of Happiness’
to promote mental health among adolescents in Thailand