Side by Side – VPs of Liberia and Sierra Leone mark the occasion of the nutrition study tour to Freetown. Lots to learn with UN Liberia (WFP and FAO), @Irlembliberia & key CSOs on advocacy, financing, coordination, data management, prevention & response. Now for the next steps…

“Enough is enough” - this clarion call from the Minister of Education to address gaps in children’s access to school and learning was one of many highlights in the Cabinet’s expressions of commitment to improve the lives of Liberia’s people and especially its children

✨ Did you know?
CRC Article 21-Children who are adopted
When children are adopted, the most important thing is to do what is best for them. If a child can't be properly looked after in their country, for ex by living with another family, they might be adopted in another country.

Today, UN in Liberia, represented by the RC Christine N Umutoni & UNCT presented on the six transitions and our priorities at the Government of Liberia 's cabinet retreat. As partners,we are happy to participate🙏🏾.

✨ Did you know?
The CRC 🌍 Article 20 - Children without families
Every child who cannot be looked after by their own family has the right to be looked after properly by people who respect the child’s religion, culture, language and other aspects of their life.

Children that are not, or not enough, vaccinated often come from communities missed across the spectrum of social services.

We must focus our efforts on finding them and ensuring they receive the life-saving vaccines and other services they need.

#HumanlyPossible

We are committed to overcoming every obstacle, crossing every bridge and facing every challenge to deliver vaccines. Our teams strive to make a difference #ForEveryChild . It is #HumanlyPossible to kick Polio out of Liberia.

UNICEF Liberia, in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender Children and Social Protection, recently held a ground-breaking South-South exchange webinar on social service workforce strengthening.
A step towards professionalizing Liberia’s Social Service Workforce.

Our mission to #KickPolioOutOfLiberia 🇱🇷 continues. UNICEF Deputy Representative for Programmes, Dr Cisse, is on the ground in Lofa, making sure no child is left unprotected.
It's #HumanlyPossible to keep our children healthy and safe!

Ensuring every child in Liberia gets vaccinated is crucial!
Monitoring teams are on the ground to supervise vaccine handling and distribution. They also check proper marking of children's finger and proper marking of the houses.
Together we can Kick Polio Out of Liberia 🇱🇷

Supervisors are on a mission to ensure every child gets their polio vaccine during this house-to-house campaign!
It's #HumanlyPossible to Kick Polio out of Liberia 🇱🇷 and keep our communities healthy and safe.

✨ Did you know?
The Convention on the Rights of the Child 🌍 Article 19 - Protection from violence
Governments must protect children from violence, abuse and being neglected by anyone who looks after them.

🌟 Proudly vaccinated! 🌟
Children in Gbarpolu are receiving the polio vaccine, and their little fingers are now the basis for measuring their immunization status.
Let’s protect our future generations and ensure a healthier Liberia!

📣Shout out to the dedicated volunteers and community mobilizers in Liberia working tirelessly on the third day of the campaign to ensure every child is vaccinated against polio!
Teamwork makes it #HumanlyPossible to Kick Polio out of Liberia 🇱🇷

Big thanks to all the parents and caregivers who are passionately supporting and participating in vaccination efforts for their children. Your enthusiasm is making a difference!
With your support, it's #HumanlyPossible to Kick Polio out of Liberia 🇱🇷
#VaccinesWork

Hey #Liberia , we're on a mission to Kick Polio Out of Liberia 🇱🇷!
Our teams are going door to door to bring vaccination #ForEveryChild .
It's #HumanlyPossible to keep our children healthy and safe!

Dedicated vaccinators & tireless social mobilizers are hitting the streets, knocking on doors, & spreading the word across all 15 counties in Liberia!

👉 They’re armed with information and compassion, ensuring that every child under 5 receives the polio vaccine—free of charge.

Health leaders, government officials, & dedicated volunteers gathered across the 15 counties of Liberia to launch a synchronized polio vaccination campaign. In coordination with the Ministry of Health and partners, we’re taking a powerful step towards Kicking Polio out of Liberia

Big news in Liberia! From 10-13 May, vaccinators & mobilizers will be hitting the streets to give free polio vaccines to kids under 5.
Spread the word! 📣
It's #HumanlyPossible to Kick Polio out of Liberia 🇱🇷

Exciting day in Rivergee County as the Polio campaign officially kicks off alongside the induction of Hon. Mike Swengbe who administered the first dose at the Rivergee City Hall.
It's #HumanlyPossible to Kick Polio out of Liberia 🇱🇷