"In Mozambique, many children are forced to work and not allowed to be children. I call on governments to support these children, who have dreams of a better future" - Latoya Chivite, from Mozambique, spoke up for children's rights at the #WCD2025 event in Gaborone, Botswana.

"We need to adapt to climate change and construct resilient infrastructure that allows the provision of services to continue in the face of climate shocks" - Ison Cumbane, 17, from Mozambique, urged governments to take climate action now at the #WCD2025 event in Botswana.

Inspiration drives children to dream and thrive. Cleiton, 16 from Mozambique wishes for teachers who inspire, and a country where education is enjoyed by all children. This #WorldChildrensDay, let’s ensure every child has access to learning and the tools to succeed.

Healthy. Happy. Strong. Children, such as 1-year-old Adbala in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, can thrive when they have access to nutritious food. UNICEF is working tirelessly to make sure this is a reality #ForEveryChild. #WorldChildrensDay

Mozambique is one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world, with children bearing the brunt of increasingly frequent & severe cyclones. At #COP30, we call for bold commitments to invest in climate-resilient schools, healthcare & protection systems..

Clean water = health. UNICEF works in Mozambique to help provide access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene practices, to keep children healthy and safe from disease. #WorldChildrensDay

“I am happy now. I do not miss any days of school.” Thanks to a UNICEF-supported WASH in schools project in #Mozambique, 14-year-old Anatalia no longer misses school due to the lack of water. Together, we can build a brighter, fairer, more inclusive world. #WorldChildrensDay

#ForEveryChild, Resilience! Floods. Cyclones. Rising heat. Droughts. The climate crisis is disrupting children’s lives across Mozambique and Africa. As #COP30 begins, we are calling for inclusive child-focused climate action.

Please read the latest edition of What’s New at UNICEF Mozambique, featuring inspiring stories on nutrition, education & health. This issue highlights how UNICEF and its partners are expanding the Child Grant to reach around 62,000 children across Mozambique 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-...

In Mueda, northern #Mozambique, 23K+ people fled recent attacks — arriving with nothing & cut off from basic services. @unhcr.org, @iom.int, @unicef.org and @wfp.org are providing food, shelter, hygiene & protection via the UN Joint Response Programme — but needs far exceed resources.

In #Mozambique, @unv.org working with UNICEF are helping change the lives of the most vulnerable children and families, and proving it's always time to serve #ForEveryChild in 🇲🇿.

Focusing on leaving no one behind, today, a retroactive birth registration campaign was launched in the Milange district, northern #Mozambique, for girls and boys rescued from child marriage.

During #WorldPolioDay, our ❤️ go out to the health workers & polio vaccination heroes who do whatever it takes - using bicycles, boats, and walking long distances - to deliver polio vaccines in the most remote areas and help #EndPolio #ForEveryChild in Mozambique.

Have you ever wondered how vaccines work? Two mighty drops of the polio vaccine help your body build a defense. Watch this video to learn more #EndPolio

More than 35,000 children under the age of 5 are at risk of severe wasting due to acute food insecurity, conflict, and climate change. UNICEF is on the ground, distributing life-saving nutrition supplies — including ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) and therapeutic milks.

👏 Girls. 👏 Can. 👏 Do. 👏 Anything. Let's work together to create a world of equal opportunities for all girls.

In times of crisis, girls face denial of their rights, lost futures, and ignored challenges to their mental health. And still, they lead. They speak up. They demand change. It’s time to act on what girls are calling for. #DayOfTheGirl #GirlGoals

At UNICEF Mozambique, we are rethinking our engagement with inter-faith networks, such as the Council of Religions in Mozambique, to reach & engage with the most vulnerable families and children through life-saving, gender transformative, disability inclusive, preventive, and protective programmes.

"I’m learning to read and write. My favourite subject is Portuguese." UNICEF & AVSI are supporting children affected by armed conflict in #Mozambique with psychosocial services and school reintegration, thanks to the generous support of the Government of Germany. www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

#ForEveryChild, happiness, fun & play. During emergencies, UNICEF works to ensure that children receive the urgent life-saving support they need and have the opportunity to play and have fun during these challenging times.

Over 6,000 people have been displaced from Mocimboa da Praia district, in Cabo Delgado, due to attacks or fear of attack by non-state armed groups. UNICEF is actively supporting children and families displaced by the Cabo Delgado conflict, with a focus on providing humanitarian assistance.

Please read the latest edition of #WhatsNew at UNICEF Mozambique, our monthly #Partnerships #Newsletter, featuring inspiring stories on how we are teaming up with the private sector to improve results for every child in Mozambique. www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-...

UNICEF and the private sector team up #ForEveryChild in Mozambique 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

"Cyclone Chido took everything we had. But now, the classrooms are full again." Thanks to support from the Government of Norway and the Today and Tomorrow Initiative, UNICEF helped rebuild schools’ roofs damaged by cyclone Chido and supplied learning materials 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

“I dream of a district where every child learns to read and write, teachers are present, schools are well equipped, and communities are actively engaged.” UNICEF & European Union (EU ECHO) are working together to build stronger schools & communities in Montepuez 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

In Mozambique, the Accelerated School Readiness programme, with support from the @ec.europa.eu, is preparing children, especially those in underserved communities, for formal schooling by offering a structured, short-term pre-primary education experience 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

UNICEF organized today a Business For Results #B4R Workshop with the private sector to discuss how companies can integrate children's rights into their business strategies, generating a positive impact for children, families, and communities in #Mozambique.

#Mozambique has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world. UNICEF is reaching the girls behind these statistics. Investing in their education, engaging their parents in protecting them from forced unions and violence, and connecting them to services can change these figures.

Did you know that protecting children from #polio begins before the start of the vaccination campaign? Watch this video to learn how children in #Mozambique are protected against this harmful disease.

This is a story about inclusion. This is a story about love. This is a story about friendship. This is Darwin's story.

The new Delegation of the Ombudsman & Child Help Line in Cabo Delgado is a decisive step in the partnership between UNICEF and the Ombudsman to strengthen the capacity to respond to human rights violations, particularly those affecting children in #Mozambique👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

"With these products we've received, the quality of our water will improve." To ensure quality water for the populations of the Nametil and Murrupula communities, especially for children, UNICEF delivered supplies for pre-positioning ahead of the upcoming rainy season in Nampula province

When disaster strikes, children suffer most. At the Africa Climate Summit 2 #ACS2, Ms. Jadwiga Massinga shared how #Mozambique is using climate risk insurance to keep schools open and health services running after cyclones.

Rising heat. Droughts. Floods. Cyclones. The climate crisis is disrupting children’s lives across Africa. But solutions exist. Watch how UNICEF is helping communities adapt health, education, water & protection systems — building resilience #ForEveryChild.

"Now we have latrines, sanitary landfills, pantries, handwashing facilities, both at school and in our homes" - Estacha (14y). With support from the Japan Committee for UNICEF, the Sete-2 Primary School sanitation upgrades are opening the door to learning for girls 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...

#Mozambique is taking important steps in its digital transformation & harnessing the power of technology to improve teaching and learning. Today, the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Transformation & UNICEF signed the #GIGA MoU.

UNICEF is advancing #GenderEquality through bold, cross-sectoral action in Mozambique. From empowering girls & women to engaging men, boys, government, civil society, our work is shifting social norms & building safer & more inclusive communities. 📖 evaluationreports.unicef.org/GetDocument?...

Hope starts with each of us. I AM #ForEveryChild rallies us to unite our strength, address hardships, and build a future where every child thrives. Let’s act now! help.unicef.org/esaro/unicef...

Every child deserves to grow, learn & thrive. I AM #ForEveryChild calls on us to transform empathy into action, uniting our efforts for a safer future. Join Us! help.unicef.org/esaro/unicef...

Please read the latest edition of What’s New at UNICEF Mozambique, featuring inspiring stories on child protection to bold actions in education, health, wash, and climate, and how UNICEF and partners are working for children's wellbeing in #Mozambique: www.linkedin.com/pulse/whats-...

Today, we bid farewell to our UNICEF colleague and friend Gilberto Dzimba, who joined us in 1993, providing 32 years of service to the children of Mozambique. Thank you, Gilberto, for your dedication, friendship, and the lasting difference you made #ForEveryChild in Mozambique.

Whoever they are. Wherever they live. UNICEF works #ForEveryChild, everywhere. Through climate change & conflict, we won’t stop until we reach every child so that every child can have a future!

“I am a nurse and I encourage mothers to always breastfeed their babies in the first six months, and I am happy because I also serve as an example to my patients by breastfeeding my baby too” – Nurse Emilia Uvele, at the Tome Health Center in Inhambane province.

Access to safe water is a right, not a privilege. Together with @unicefuk.bsky.social we are using solar panel water supply systems in northern Mozambique to provide children and families with access to water. #WorldWaterWeek2025

The Bicycles for Education initiative, led by the Ministry of Education and Culture, with support from the European Union, UNICEF, and Mozambikes, is transforming access to schools in the district of Búzi, in the province of Sofala, #Mozambique.

The UN team in #Mozambique stands united to support those in need. A second round of emergency aid reached Chiure, in Cabo Delgado, assisting a total of 31,000+ newly displaced people with food, health & hygiene supplies, and shelter kits — delivered by WFP, IOM, UNHCR & UNICEF.

#Vacancy available: UNICEF is #hiring a Partnerships Specialist (P3), responsible for leading UNICEF Mozambique’s engagement with the private sector. More information and how to apply are available at 👇 jobs.unicef.org/en-us/job/58...

The participation of children & adolescents in the policies that govern their lives is a right, not a privilege. UNICEF met with children/adolescents from the Child Parliament & civil society participation platforms to help launch the Child-Friendly version of Mozambique's 5-Year Government Plan.

End violence against children in schools! Every child has the right to quality education in a safe, inclusive, and violence-free environment. With UNICEF's support, youth platforms in Mozambique are empowering girls with skills and confidence to make safe, informed choices & build brighter futures.

On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we honour the heroic humanitarian workers in Mozambique, who forge through rough and sometimes dangerous terrain to ensure every last child receives the help they need & deserve.