UNICEF in Uganda Working to keep children alive, educated and safe, especially the poorest. What we do Recent news and stories Report UNICEF News - 2nd edition October -December 2024 Dreaming big for children in Uganda as we celebrate 35 years of the CRC See the full report Article World Children's Day; tech, creativity, and empowerment Innovative projects and inspiring feats of collaboration, demonstrating the incredible potential of young people to drive change Read the story Article GAVI CEO lauds Uganda for successful vaccination programme “All my children have been immunized, they don’t suffer frequent illnesses, and they are growing well,”-Jane Nankya Read the story Article UNICEF, LWF giving Sudanese refugees a new lease on life. “I love to come here (the CFSs) to meet and interact with my newfound friends. We are allowed to play various games including football and netball,"- Mohmm Read the story Article Children with special needs inspired to return to school Anyango is grateful to UNICEF and the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) for furnishing the school with assistive device technology Read the story Article Early detection and support for children with disabilities Experiences from Central Uganda Read the story Mpox, all you need to know UNICEF Uganda/ 2024 Mpox (monkeypox) is an infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus. It can cause a painful rash, enlarged lymph nodes and fever. Key Symptoms 👉Skin rash 👉Fever 👉Sore throat 👉Headache 👉Body aches 👉Backpain 👉Low energy 👉Swollen lymph nodes UNICEF Uganda at a glance Want to know who we are and what we do? Click here >>>>>> Learn more