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Mama Bwanga, 25, and her children wait to be seen at a health clinic in Nsele district, Democratic Republic of the Congo Mama Bwanga, 25, and her children wait to be seen at a health clinic in Nsele district, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Stories Mama Bwanga lost two children to this deadly disease
This is why vaccinations matter.  
by Melina Scarfo
posted 20/05/2021
Zanele Julia Mqhele is the Operational Manager, nursing in trauma at Livingston Hospital, Eastern Cape South Africa. Zanele Julia Mqhele is the Operational Manager, nursing in trauma at Livingston Hospital, Eastern Cape South Africa.
Stories Nurse Zanele’s mission to stop COVID-19
Why we’re in it together with health care workers.
by Christopher Noon
posted 18/05/2021
A health worker prepares a syringe to vaccinate children against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) with an MMR vaccine A health worker prepares a syringe to vaccinate children against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) with an MMR vaccine
Resources Vaccinations during COVID-19: What parents need to know about vaccines right now
The latest on coronavirus vaccines and how to safely get routine vaccinations for your child...
by UNICEF
posted 03/03/2021
A health worker prepare a vaccine with a syringe. A health worker prepare a vaccine with a syringe.
News and Insights What you need to know about a COVID-19 vaccine
Answering your questions about coronavirus vaccine development 
by UNICEF Australia
posted 03/12/2020
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