It's Sunday, and Alain Pierre starts the day in Bria having breakfast with his children Ben and Antoinette. For children, family meals not only nourish the body, but build confidence and a sense of being loved. #ForEveryChild #Confidence

This week’s inspiration comes from the determination of François, 10. He is blind and is learning to write in Braille at the Borro school in Bossangoa He is benefiting from the inclusive education pilot project coordinated by UNICEF and funded by Education Cannot Wait #ForEveryChild

World Humanitarian Day pays homage to workers who face dangers when reaching out to people in need. The year 2024 was the deadliest ever for humanitarian workers, with 377 violent deaths in 20 countries Read more 👇 unicef.org/car/en/stories… #JMAH2025 #NotATarget #ActForHumanity

Today's Steering Committee meeting between government ministers, UNICEF and the European Union is helping manage the multi-year education support programme in the Central African Republic. The UNICEF-EU programme has helped 82,000 children (including 31,000 girls) stay in school

Every child in the Central African Republic deserves a peaceful future, good health and a chance to learn to contribute to development. UNICEF’s Representative, Felix Ackebo, is just back from Kaga-Bandoro where he saw first-hand work to support the rights of children.

To give adolescent girls a voice, UNICEF organised a national workshop today to validate contributions for the upcoming regional girls' summit 💙

A year ago, UNICEF and the Ministry of Health & Population launched the malaria vaccine. 70,698 children already protected. Malaria is still the biggest killer of children under 5 in CAR. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance #ForEveryChild #Health

A sick child cannot wait to be treated. Thank you to EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺 for funding the provision of free medicines for children under 5 in CAR. #ForEveryChild #Health

Cholera is a disease that causes continuous watery diarrhea and vomiting. It can lead to death if untreated We can protect ourselves with good personal hygiene and sanitation •Wash your hands with soap — before cooking — before eating & feeding children — after using the toilet

"I always say that if we want to help others we should begin by protecting ourselves in our work" Gertrude Gondo is UNICEF’s security officer. Her work is essential in guaranteeing humanitarian action Find out more unicef.org/car/en/stories… #JMAH2025 #NotATarget #ActForHumanity

“My own children have already left, but for the last two years I welcome others at my home,” says Maurice Joma, 69. In Bria, Maurice has already supported six children exiting armed groups or non-accompanied children. He’s our inspiration of the week.

A year ago, the malaria vaccine was introduced in the Central African Republic. Little Jehiel was the first Central African child to receive the new vaccine. We met him and his mother a year later. Fin our more 👉 unicef.link/3UK22WY

“The impact of the humanitarian funding crisis is everywhere on the ground,” says Mr Yadakpa at the Kaga-Bandoro General Hospital. Despite medicine shortages and limited fuel to run the generator, staff are working hard to provide services to mothers and children.

The leader of the Fulani neighbourhood in Bocaranga, Ardo Moussa Salim, is the first to test a new water pump installed at the borehole. Its 1,650 residents will no longer have to walk far to fetch water for their daily needs. MOFA Republic of Korea Mission to the UN🇰🇷🇺🇳 @UNICEF4koreagov

I listen to humanitarian beneficiaries, especially when their names do not appear on the food distribution list. I pass on the information and normally their problem is resolved, says Piando Fernandes. He works at the information & feedback centre of Bria. Thank you @fcdogovuk

Karl Malone, from UNICEF partner Esperance, provides psychological support to Brigitte, 10, who was sexually assaulted in her neighbourhood. In CAR, 1 in 4 girls has suffered this type of violence. Read more 👉 unicef.link/45QoSBe Thanks Department of State & UNICEF Spanish Natcom

On a mission to Bouar, UNICEF rep in CAR Felix Ackebo visited health centres, schools & community initiatives supported by UNICEF Everywhere, the message was the same: a collective commitment to ensure that every child has access to healthcare, education and a better future 💙

The fight against cholera is everyone’s duty. 💧 Boil water before drinking. 🧼 Wash hands after contact with patients or their items. 🚫 Never wash a sick person’s clothes or bedding in rivers or wells. #StopCholera

The joy of being a united team. The young U-reporters in Bria raise awareness in their communities, organize initiatives to improve sanitation in their neighbourhoods and promote girls' education. UNICEF CAR is proud to work with you. #ureporters

“I never forget that my work is to ensure children have safe drinking water 🚰,” says UNICEF’s Boris Bengaibona. During a project visit in Bria’s Fini Kodro, he still found time to play with kids nearby. His commitment inspires us this month.