UNICEF Tanzania

Girls are #TakingOver 🙌🏾 We welcomed Modesta, Salome, and Martha to UNICEF Tanzania, where they took over the Development Partners Group – Gender Equality meeting. They joined powerful conversations on advancing girls’ rights and later met with UNICEF Representative, Elke Wisch, to share how gender-based violence and child marriage are affecting girls in their region of Katavi. Girls are speaking up, leading change, and showing that their voices matter 💙 #GirlsTakeOver2025 #IDG2025 Plan International

UNICEF Tanzania is looking for qualified agencies for a Long-Term Agreement in strategic advocacy and creative communications. We are looking for a partner with: - Strong experience designing and executing advocacy campaigns. - Expertise in digital engagement, social media, and influencer mobilisation. - Capacity to develop creative concepts, messaging frameworks, and campaign briefs. 📌 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/dA9GMH3p

We're seeking local multimedia content production companies to help us bring children’s voices and stories to life! We are looking for partners with: - Proven expertise in video production, photography, and animation. -Strong editing skills and creative direction aligned with UNICEF standards. -Experience working with children and communities respectfully and ethically. Apply now to become our partner in creating powerful communication and advocacy assets that drive change #ForEveryChild ➞ https://lnkd.in/dkZKRK93

“I was very scared when Gidion became so weak and sick… but when the nurses and doctors acted so quickly, I had hope my son would have a second chance.” – Irene, Gidion’s mother 💙 When 8-month-old Gidion arrived at Vwawa District Hospital critically ill with diarrhoea and sepsis, health workers trained in Essential Emergency and Critical Care (EECC) acted fast—giving IV fluids, antibiotics, and close monitoring. Within days, he recovered and went home healthy in his mother’s arms. 💙 Every child deserves this chance. Through the government-led EECC in Tanzania (EECCiT) initiative, supported by the Wizara ya Afya Tanzania , UNICEF Tanzania, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS), and Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada via the CanGIVE initiative, more hospitals are being equipped to deliver this vital care. 👉 Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/dUXnffK8

Access to clean water is a right #ForEveryChild. Together with TANZANIA RED CROSS SOCIETY and Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency, UNICEF has brought safe water to Katerela village in Biharamulo, once the epicentre of Marburg Virus Disease. The interventions included drilling a new borehole, installing a solar-powered pumping system, constructing a 50,000L storage tank, and extending water distribution points to a school and a healthcare facility. With these efforts, 3,734 community members, including school children, now have reliable access to clean and safe water, strengthening infection prevention and control measures against future public health outbreaks.

10 kilometers. The distance Tausi used to walk every single day to fetch water for her family, missing out on school and risking her health. Today, thanks to the support of Grundfos Foundation | PDJF, Tausi has clean water in her village, spends more time learning, and inspiring other girls to do the same. Tausi is a true water warrior and our #ShujaaWaIjumaa 🌍✨ Read more: https://lnkd.in/dCKsZb3U

Children are taking their seats at the table 💙 UNICEF Tanzania Youth Advocate Madina Kimaro moderated a high-level panel discussion at the 2025 UNICEF Executive Board Special Focus Session in New York on the theme: “Together for Tomorrow: Advancing climate-resilient water, sanitation and hygiene – From promise to progress.” Alongside UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell, Madina helped lead powerful conversations on turning policy into action, ensuring every child has access to safe and sustainable water. Because investing in climate-smart WASH means protecting every child’s right to a better future.

Stories never get old — they just get new pages📖✨ This #InternationalLiteracyDay, we are reminded that literacy goes beyond reading and writing. It's also about giving children and young people the skills they need to learn, connect, and thrive in today's fast-changing world. Whether it's through books in hand, community learning spaces, radio lessons, or digital tools, every child deserves the chance to explore, imagine, and grow. 💙 #ForEveryChild

Kutana na our #ShujaaWaIjumaa🌟 In many communities, mental health struggles often go unseen. But for Japhet, a dedicated Senior Social Welfare Officer and child rights advocate, his mission is to ensure that no child or family is left behind. Japhet works closely with families and communities—especially during emergencies like the Marburg outbreak—to ensure children receive the mental health and psychosocial support they need to heal and recover. Today and every day, we celebrate him as a true mental health hero for children. Read more:🔗 https://lnkd.in/dte5iDh3