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"In nutrition class, I learned to balance meals with meat & vegetables. Now I always check food labels. I'll keep this habit going." — Mumu, 12, Chengdu. Watch how UNICEF & partners are helping children & parents make healthy food choices through the school nutrition programme.

“I wanted to learn more about healthcare for my children and everyone around us,” says Meuang from Lao PDR. Now trained by a UNICEF-supported programme, she walks house to house sharing life-saving advice — helping build a healthier future for her village. UNICEF Laos

Climate change is causing more frequent and severe extreme weather events, threatening children's rights. UNICEF is helping those affected. In Hunan, 65,000 children returned to school and rebuilt their lives after last year’s Typhoon Gaemi, with essential supplies from UNICEF.

Nearly 1.2 million young people in Thailand are in NEET situations (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). ยูนิเซฟ ประเทศไทย and the Ministry of Labour are helping youth through a new initiative, guiding them back to education and work. unicef.link/4iNBwFL

Oneida, 5, collects water from a UNICEF-supported pump in her community in Belize. We work tirelessly around the world helping to improve access to safe water, #ForEveryChild.

Globally, over 13% of children & adolescents aged 10–19 live with a diagnosed mental disorder. At a World Health Assembly #WHA78 side event, UNICEF & partners called for integrated mental health systems that prevent issues, promote health & provide care, to support adolescents.

The Nutrition Intervention Acceleration Program, implemented by UNICEF, with the Departments of Health and Education, promotes good nutrition and hygiene practices in schools. In March 2025, it reached 114,000 students across 13 provinces in Papua New Guinea. UNICEF Papua New Guinea

In Papua, Indonesia immunization rates are consistently low. UNICEF Indonesia is working with community leaders and health professionals to form Father Champion Groups to engage fathers on the importance of vaccines and shared caregiving.

Across East Asia and the Pacific, vaccine-preventable diseases are making a dangerous comeback as many children are missing out on life-saving vaccines. The tools to stop these diseases already exist. UNICEF and World Health Organization (WHO) are calling for a shift from crisis response to prevention.

While headlines moved on, #Myanmar earthquake survivors face daily struggles. Families sleep outside damaged homes. No clean water. Daily aftershocks tormenting survivors. As monsoon approaches, sustained support is needed for children and families in Myanmar.

“I used to worry all the time. Now, I don’t have to travel far — the vaccine comes right to our village,” says Nhi, a mother in remote Viet Nam. With support from UNICEF Viet Nam and partners, health workers are reaching the most remote children with life-saving vaccines.

The devastating earthquake in #Myanmar left many education facilities damaged or destroyed. With the new school year expected to start soon, UNICEF is providing education kits, psychosocial support, and temporary classrooms to help children recover and return to learning.

👩‍🏫 From Universal Primary Education to digital learning, Viet Nam’s education system has transformed, and UNICEF has served the children of Viet Nam in this journey. #VietNamDelivers #UNICEFDelivers #AIforEducation #DigitalTransformation

🚀 The future of education is here. UNICEF is proud to support Viet Nam’s Ministry of Education and Training to develop national frameworks on Digital and #AI Competencies and build capacity for both teachers and students. Our goal is to ensure that every child is equipped

“I don’t have to miss school anymore to help fetch water,” says Sreyva, 12, from Cambodia. 💧📚 Thanks to UNICEF’s new solar-powered pipe system, clean water flows right into her home — so she can focus on learning and playing. UNICEF Cambodia

On 🇻🇳 International Day of Children, UNICEF reaffirms its commitment to supporting Viet Nam in advancing the child rights agenda and we invite all stakeholders to increase investment and foster innovative partnerships to ensure no child is left behind. Movie character De Men

Ever felt like you're figuring out parenting all on your own? You’re not the only one. Four families open up about the joys, challenges and lessons that come with raising children. #EarlyMomentsMatter

Becoming a parent is a journey full of unknowns. This Parenting Month, we’re sharing stories from families around the world. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, uncertain or simply curious about what parenthood looks like for others, this is for you. unicef.link/3GI9z4x

In Lao PDR, Bounmone is leading change in his village—showing that parenting is a shared responsibility. With support from UNICEF Laos and partners, he’s helping families understand that raising children is a team effort. unicef.link/43B7iBJ

“To every parent and child finding their way to each other, I see you. And I believe in you,” says Giang, 21, from Vietnam. If your teen, like Giang, struggles with their mental health, this is the advice you need 👇 unicef.link/3SrWe3e