Page News and stories Stories about children and families in Uzbekistan Available in:русскийEnglishO'zbekcha Article Communication skills to assist people living with HIV "People have very low awareness of what HIV is and that it is not as scary as they imagine" Read the story Article Breaking through stigma A personal account on the repatriation journey by Safia Read the story Article 16/19 Artistic reflection of COVID-19 responses and responsibilities Read the story Article HPV vaccination across generations Nargiza received her first HPV vaccine shot at her school in Tashkent city when she was 16. Read the story Article Jakhangir is like the sun for us! Story told by the parents Read the story Article No more abuse! The story of Shakhzod Shakhzod was nine when his mother left him and his six-year-old brother for work in Russia. Read the story Article Coming back home… A personal account on the repatriation journey by Alisher Read the story Article I don't want to hear about her...I want to see her... The story of Orif Read the story Article Towards my dream: Dilnoza's story We present another UniSat participant, who is preparing to assemble and launch a nanosatellite in Almaty on March 27, 2022. Read the story Article Competencies of the social worker Uzbekistan became a participant in the project “Building the competence of social workers and social service workers in Europe and CA". Read the story Article Improving mother and child health in Aral Sear are Gulnara was born after only 30 weeks of gestation. She weighed just 1,000 grams. Read the story Article From childhood dreams to scientific developments “As a child, I often saw white stars in the night sky. They flew like airplanes. I always wanted to find out what it was,” says Ikboloy Umarova. Read the story Article The boy with a laptop: The story of Mavlon In one of the remote areas of Namangan city, there was a boy who had gone through fears and sufferings in his young age. The boy cannot cry. Read the story Article Advancing the social work skills of Mahalla workers In the frame of the humanitarian operation “Mehr,” 435 citizens, including more than 300 children were repatriated from the armed conflict zones. Read the story Load more items
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