UNICEF Mozambique
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UNICEF works relentlessly in Mozambique to save children’s lives, defend their rights, and help them fulfill their potential. And we never give up.
In total, 4,584 families affected by the 2026 floods will receive assistance, which will help restore their living conditions and contribute to the protection and well-being of children and their families.
With support from UNICEF & ESAHF, the manual payment process for families affected by the floods in the town of Mpelane, Guijá District, Gaza Province, has been officially launched, ensuring assistance to communities living in areas without cell phone coverage.
This small packet can help a child recover from severe malnutrition. Your support can help UNICEF deliver more of them to families who are waiting. Donate now. help.unicef.org/esaro/urgent...
With support from UNICEF and the East and Southern Africa Humanitarian Fund (#ESAHF), the direct cash transfers program was recently launched in the Mueda district. This initiative will benefit approximately 2,500 displaced, returnee, and host families.
"When I received this assistance, my first thought was to buy zinc sheets to cover our house. For us, that means more protection when it rains" — Zarina Hilário, 44, a beneficiary of the Post-Emergency Direct Social Assistance Program in the Mueda district, Cabo Delgado.
With support from UNICEF, @unops.org and the World Bank, more than 1,564 people in the community of 30 de Junho, in Mocímboa da Praia, #CaboDelgado, now have access to safe drinking water thanks to the inauguration of a new solar-powered water supply system.
"I would like this programme to reach more young people like me. Education can help us rebuild our lives and develop our country" - Vicente (21), #CaboDelgado. Thanks to the Accelerated Education Programme, Vicente is now progressing with his education👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...
“Now I'll be able to invest in my farm, allowing me to provide for my family for a long time” — Asanati, 25, Mueda District, #CaboDelgado. With support from UNICEF & ESAHF, direct cash payments will benefit approximately 2,500 displaced, returnee & host families in Mueda.
Hope starts with timely support. Monthly donations help UNICEF deliver therapeutic food, safe water and essential healthcare to children facing severe hunger in Somalia. Become a monthly donor today: help.unicef.org/esaro/urgent...
🚲 In Cabo Delgado, many children no longer have to walk long distances every day to get to school, thanks to the “Bicycles for Education” initiative launched by UNICEF, the European Union, the Government of Mozambique and Mozambikes.
“I know that education is important for my future, and I’ve always dreamed of continuing my studies. With this bike, I can get to school faster and have more time to study”—Hortêncio Jonas, age 13.
From a member of the Children’s Parliament to a UNICEF Youth Advocate and now a UNICEF staff member, Abel’s story is a testament to the power of youth participation in building a better future for children and adolescents. When we give young people a voice, we are shaping the leaders of tomorrow
“If there’s one lesson this journey has taught me, it’s that no one is too young to make a difference. The future doesn’t begin tomorrow. It’s built today, through every idea, every initiative, and every commitment we make”—Abel Voabil, @unv.org at UNICEF Mozambique.
"Being part of an organization that touches so many lives globally reminds me why this mission is important. What makes my work so rewarding is the opportunity to see the tangible impact of our efforts, especially when we manage to bring a smile to a child's face" - Irina Matos, partnerships officer
💙 Mozambique launched the National Action Plan for Child Survival (PASI 2026–2030), reinforcing its commitment to reducing child mortality & ensuring that no child is left behind. UNICEF & the EU will support the government in this mission, which is vital for the future of children.
Learning today. Leading tomorrow. UNICEF remains committed to ensuring every child can access quality education and the opportunities it creates.
🏫 When disaster strikes, education cannot wait. With support through UNICEF's Today and Tomorrow Initiative, 12 temporary learning spaces are helping children in Chiúre continue learning after Cyclone Chido. 2,300+ students now benefit from safer learning environments. www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...
With support from the Government of Norway, 2,686 students in Ancuabe District (Cabo Delgado) now have access to safer, more resilient learning facilities through the construction of 5 new classrooms and 2 sanitation blocks. ✅ For every child, safe learning spaces & opportunities to learn & thrive.
The Nahele Primary School, located in the Chiúre district of Cabo Delgado province, now offers a safer and more resilient learning environment for 788 students, thanks to the construction of 5 classrooms and 2 inclusive toilets, with support from the Government of Norway.
Their first day at school. Their first friend. Their first dream. Let’s make sure every child’s firsts lead to a brighter future. #ForEveryChild
“Learning computer skills has changed the way I see my future. With this knowledge, determination and continued learning, I can create opportunities for myself and contribute to my community,” said Edmilson Ernesto, 19. Read more: www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...
The red hand says it clearly: no child should ever be recruited or used in conflict. Today the Government of Mozambique, UNICEF and partners stand together for every child.
Protecting children affected by armed conflict is a national priority. The Government of Mozambique is leading the response, working alongside communities, and with support from partners — so that no child is left behind.
Today in Maputo, the Government of Mozambique, UNICEF and partners come together to mark Red Hand Day — a global call to end the recruitment and use of children by armed forces and armed groups. Every child deserves safety, care and a future free from conflict.
Through UNICEF’s Bicycles for Education initiative, implemented in partnership with the Government of Mozambique and Mozambikes, funded by the European Union, 255 bicycles were distributed to students from Mapupulo Primary School in Montepuez and Mahossine Primary School in Namuno, in Cabo Delgado.
Children across Eastern and Southern Africa need access to school. Conflict and drought keep children from learning. UNICEF helps provide safe spaces daily. Your support helps reach more. This season, help us reach more 👇 help.unicef.org/esaro/play-f...
Children facing severe malnutrition across Eastern & Southern Africa need life-saving treatment. UNICEF delivers ready-to-use therapeutic food daily so children can recover & grow strong. Your support helps reach more children. Join the team for children. help.unicef.org/esaro/play-f...
This #DayOfTheAfricanChild, our message is clear: access to safe water is every child’s right.
Because when a child learns to read with confidence & understand numbers, a world of opportunities opens. At Machindo Primary School (Zambezia), teachers are using new, child-centred approaches that help every learner participate & build essential skills from the early years.
In #Mozambique, building strong reading & numeracy skills starts in the early years. 📚 With UNICEF support, teachers are using innovative methods to engage every child—including those who struggle most 👇 www.unicef.org/mozambique/e...