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Maxim is finding confidence on the pitch and in the classroom. Through Coalition-supported programmes, adolescents like him access safe spaces, mentorship, and care that help them stay connected to school and their community.

H'Núi is at home in Viet Nam recovering from malnutrition. Her family received cash assistance, nutrition supplements, and feeding counselling from UNICEF's emergency response.

“I love studying,” says ten-year-old Aya in Gaza. After three years without education, children are returning to learning. UNICEF supports over 335,000 children in 203 centres, providing routine, stability, and time to learn and play.

Madiha and her friends make time to play outdoors together. Safe spaces and psychosocial support help girls build confidence, friendship, and a sense of stability when everyday life feels uncertain.

Quiet moments outdoors help Madiha reset after difficult days. Peer support and counselling in child-friendly spaces give children tools to manage stress and stay connected to learning.

Nauma uses digital learning tools to keep up with school when classrooms are disrupted. Connectivity, safe platforms, and teacher support help children continue learning wherever they are.