
Advocacy, Communication & Partnerships | Currently @UNICEFpalestine
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📚A chair to sit on. A desk to write & draw.✏️
That’s what children in #Gaza, like anywhere, need for classrooms.
UNICEF is pleased to deliver new school furniture to learning centres, helping create more conducive spaces for children from KG to Grade 3 to learn, play & grow.
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One year since the #Gaza ceasefire 60,000 children are growing up without one, or both, parents.
Norhan, 16, is one of them. After mum was killed, she took over the care of baby Narjis & other siblings.
Norhan dreams of being a pharmacist but she doesn't expect it to come true.
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One year since the ceasefire, more than 500,000 children have returned to some learning across the Gaza Strip.
But childhood is still too often defined by survival
Hamza & Jamal dream of returning to class, but instead spend their days working to earn money & help their family.
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With support from the Government of #China @cidcaofficial, life-saving medical supplies have arrived in the #Gaza Strip for distribution to six hospitals and health facilities serving children and families in need.
#ForEveryChild, health
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“Breaking news! Today, I’m happy because I’m going to the sea!”, says Ahmad, 7.
Every child needs moments of joy, to play, to heal.
@UNICEF is helping children in Gaza express their feelings, cope with challenges & find hope for the future.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
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🎒School days are back in Gaza.
@UNICEF is bringing 350k children back to learning through 200+ learning centres across the #GazaStrip.
A safe place to learn.
A teacher by their side.
A future to build.
Thanks to our donors including @eu_echo, @SwedeninJERU & @ItalyMFA_int.
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And they're back, finally!
Some hope for more than 330,000 children across the #Gaza Strip on the first day of term at 200 learning centres supported by @UNICEF.
Routine, stability & social connection - being in class restores some sense of childhood.
#GenerationHope
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Children across the Gaza Strip are returning to learning after 3-years of no formal school.
Despite 98% of schools being destroyed or damaged, UNICEF is supporting more than 330,000 children to get back to class.
#ForEveryChild, education
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“Summer camp takes us away from the atmosphere of war. Here, we can forget the difficult things for a while,” says Tala, 13.
Across the Gaza Strip & West Bank, @UNICEF-supported summer camps gave children a space to learn, play & simply be children.
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unicef.org/sop/stories/pales…
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The coming winter rains & freezing temperatures are another threat for children across the #Gaza Strip & West Bank.
UNICEF urgently needs US$97.5M to provide 540,000 children with vital winter assistance.
Learn more:
unicef.org/sop/press-release…
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We're deeply saddened by reports of a 15-yr-old boy killed & 2 children injured in attacks in Kryvyi Rih & 3 children injured in Zaporizhzhia.
Our condolences to all affected families.
Child casualties are rising in #Ukraine with every brutal attack. Children must be protected.
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A 14-yr. old boy was reportedly killed in #Kramatorsk today
The latest in a growing toll of child casualties. Our deepest condolences go to his family & all affected.
The killing of children must never be normalised. Attacks on civilian areas must end.
#ForEveryChild, peace 🇺🇦
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Yet more attacks devastating lives in #Kyiv & beyond over past 24-hrs.
At least 13 people reported killed in the capital & 6 children among injured, with another 5 children injured across🇺🇦
Attacks killing & injuring civilians, including children & destroying homes must stop.
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A 15-year-old boy was reportedly killed & three other children injured in attacks on #Kharkiv today.
Once again, young lives shattered by war, leaving families and communities with unimaginable loss.
Protecting children in war is not a choice, it's a legal obligation.
























