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A mother and her two children sitting together on the floor and stretching.
Article
04 January 2023
Self-care for parents
How mental health experts with kids look after their own well-being
Mental health conversation starters: 14–18 years
Explainer
19 October 2022
14–18 years
How to tackle emotional, behavioural and health risks that could influence the rest of their lives.
Mental health conversation starters: 11–13 years
Explainer
19 October 2022
11–13 years
Physical changes, appearances and friendships – there is much to navigate in this challenging time.
Mental health conversation starters: 6–10 years
Explainer
19 October 2022
6–10 years
Starting school, navigating friendships and building resilience – the focus shifts to the outside world.
How to prepare your child for a lifetime of positive mental health: 0–5 years
Explainer
19 October 2022
0–5 years
How to prepare your child for a lifetime of positive mental health: 0–5 years
#OnMyMind
Campaign
10 October 2022
#OnMyMind: Better mental health for every child
Every child deserves to grow up in loving, nurturing and safe environments.
Study on adolescents mental health and well-being in Viet Nam
Report
15 July 2022
Study on adolescents mental health and well-being
Schools are one of adolescents’ most important psychosocial environments, offering mental health risk factors, protective factors and opportunities...

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Full Study (PDF, 4 MB)
Executive summary (PDF, 2 MB)
Policy brief (PDF, 3 MB)
Launch of survey report on sustainable development goals indicators on children and women in Viet Nam
Press release
08 December 2021
Launch of survey report on sustainable development goals indicators on children and women in Viet Nam
Children, young people, Government leaders, mental health experts, celebrities and KOLs joined UNICEF today in an event to celebrate the World Children’s Day.
Press release
18 November 2021
World Children’s Day Celebration in Viet Nam
Protect and promote the mental health of all children and young people
Maja Simic poses for a photo on the University of Political Scientist. In Serbia, the rate of child marriages in the general population is not common and over the years it shows the tendency to fall.
Article
19 October 2021
Busted: 7 myths about mental health
Separating fact from fiction.
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