As nationwide school closures disrupt the education for more than 80 per cent of students worldwide, UNICEF today announced it will significantly scale up support in all countries to help children continue their learning while keeping schools safe.
Tips for having age appropriate discussions to reassure children and help them keep themselves and their families safe.
UNICEF is committed to supporting Canadian children and families during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Working closely with the World Health Organization and our other humanitarian partners, we’re advising the Government of Canada, as well as provincial and territorial leaders, to take important steps to protect children.
Luka is eight years old and in the second grade. Because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, his school has had to close, to help protect him and his community. However his parents are ensuring he continues his schooling, even from home.
Our president and CEO, David Morley, shares his thoughts on being part of a global change for good while many UNICEF staff members are currently being asked to work from home as part of ongoing COVID-19 precautions.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow, UNICEF is procuring and shipping vital supplies, including desperately required personal protective equipment (PPE), to countries affected.
Newly released recommendations for businesses aim to help employers strengthen support for families during the pandemic.
Children around the world - many of whom are out of school due to COVID-19 - need support from their parents right now. And parents need support from their employers.
UNICEF is working with global experts to constantly provide the latest updates, information and resources on the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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