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Young people’s voices matter, especially in conversations about health challenges affecting their communities.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Chat with Vivi to learn how to speak up and and plan real actions! Send PLAN in a message UReport to get started 👉 bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV

Protect children. Always. Everywhere. Learn more: unicef.link/4tL9IqL

Thousands of children and their families were left without shelter when fires swept through displacement camps in northern Cameroon. U-Reporters like Bintou were the first on the frontlines to support communities, alongside UNICEF and partners. Scroll down to read her story.

How are you feeling today? Together with @TXT_bighit, we’re starting with something simple. Checking in with one another. Some days feel heavier than others. Sometimes the right words just don’t come. In those moments, it can help just to know someone is there. Someone who listens, stays with you and encourages you to get help when you need it. If you want to learn more about the campaign and how to support yourself or a friend, visit: unicef.link/4tpMRB1 Let’s take it one step at a time, together. Because together, we can be ready for a better tomorrow. #TogetherForTomorrow #MentalHealth #OnMyMind #TOMORROW_X_TOGETHER

For Trisna from Indonesia, being ethical towards the environment is rooted in Awig Awig – traditional laws that guide communities to live in harmony with nature. If you're taking climate action, send "IMPACT" to U-Report to make your efforts count 👉 bit.ly/WA-IMPACT

What a difference a dollar can make! Young people are calling on world leaders to invest in children, “because investing in children is investing in all of us”.

This International Day of Living Together in Peace, Jessie, 16, from Malaysia, shares a powerful reminder about what peace asks of all of us. 🕊️

Here’s what 17-year-old Richard from Belize want leaders to understand about mental health. #OnMyMind

Children and young people belong in rooms where decisions about their health are made. Meet UNICEF’s Global Youth Health Advisory Group: 15 young leaders bringing community experience and bold ideas into global health strategies, policies and campaigns. unicef.link/4nm5vs6

What if a simple decision could help a child live a healthy life? Ese from Nigeria shares how. Learn to speak up about children and young people’s health - send PLAN in a DM to U-Report 👉 bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV @UNICEF_Nigeria @UNICEFAfrica

The future of child health is being decided right now. Dagmawit from Ethiopia is making sure children and young people are part of the conversation. @UNICEFEthiopia @U_reportEth @UNICEFAfrica

Meet Natalia, member of UNICEF 🇯🇲 Children & Youth Council & @UNICEF’s Global Youth Health Advisory Group. Fresh from the 2026 Youth Advocates Mobilization Lab in Kenya, she’s bringing new tools to strengthen youth‑led advocacy at home & globally. @UReportGlobal @UReportJamaica

Felicia, 20, from Moldova reminds us that vaccines matter because they make a healthy life possible! Explore our Health Advocacy Bot and learn how to take action in your community 👉 bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV #WorldImmunizationWeek @UNICEFMoldova

Here’s what Ziyanda, 22, from South Africa, wants all parents to know about vaccines. Send PLAN in a DM to us to chat with Vivi and learn how to take action action on health issues in your community 👉 bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV #WorldImmunizationWeek @UNICEF_SA @UReportZAR

Kenneth, 22, from Uganda, shares why immunization matters. Want to speak up for children’s health? Explore our Health Advocacy Bot 👉bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV #WorldImmunizationWeek

Sagal, 23, wishes more parents in Somalia knew that vaccines save lives. This #WorldImmunizationWeek, learn how to take health action in your communities as well - send PLAN in a DM to U-Report to start 👉 bit.ly/WA-HEALTHADV @unicefsomalia