UNICEF Bangladesh

Protecting the rights of every child in Bangladesh since 1952. And we never give up!

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Noor Sahara, 16, a refugee girl with unwavering determination to learn. Her education was interrupted twice, yet she never gave up. Today, she is back in the classroom, carrying her dreams forward again. Thanks to @EduCannotWait for helping make education possible for children.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Resilient services protect children.

And it pays off.

Every $1 invested in adaptation returns more than $10 over ten years.

Protecting children from climate change is not just right. It is smart. Let's act.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

In the Rohingya refugee camps, a multi-purpose center helps children rediscover comfort again through play, art, and friendship. 🩵

Thanks to @worldbankgroup, children and families can access spaces that help them feel safe and hopeful again.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Shaon had left school in Grade 3, long before he was ready to stop learning.

Now, at the centre, he returns to the quiet magic of reading, writing and finding his way back to a classroom.

For every child like Shaon, learning is not just a right. It is a second beginning.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

What does child protection look like?

It means safety and the freedom to simply be a child. Thanks to @SwissHumAidUnit, UNICEF is able to create child-friendly spaces where Rohingya children can play, learn, and experience childhood in a safe and nurturing environment.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Thank you, Australia, for standing with children when it matters most. Reliable partnership makes all the difference in sustaining life-saving services and protecting futures. 🇦🇺📷🇧🇩

W/ @dfat

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

A child is a child, wherever they are. 💙

Australia has renewed its commitment to Rohingya children with a new multi-year contribution of USD 11.4 million (AUD 16 miilion) to UNICEF. This funding will secure health, learning, nutrition, protection, and clean water through 2028.

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This critical support will directly reach children in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char. Flexible funding like this ensures resources go exactly where a child needs them most. In 2025 alone, this impact reached over 637,000 people. 🌏

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

In a meeting with the Honorable Home Minister, the Government of Australia has committed USD 11.4 million/AUD16 million in multi-year funding to UNICEF to sustain life-saving support for Rohingya children and host communities in Bangladesh.

https://t.co/6vJ6Hl0HxR

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Every child deserves a healthy start.

On 28 June 2026, take children aged 6–59 months to the nearest vaccination centre between 8AM–4PM for one Vitamin A capsule.

Support their growth, vision and immunity.

#VitaminA #Immunization #ForEveryChild

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Ever since a water point was built near Rojina’s home, her daily struggle to collect drinking water has become easier. Now, she can collect water for her family twice a day. With support from @UKinBangladesh, thousands of women like Rojina now have access to safe water every day.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Children and young people are living the climate crisis. But are leaders doing enough?

Your voice matters!

Take our latest poll to contribute to the official COP31 Global Youth Statement – send COP31 in a message to @UReport.

[UNICEF Sri Lanka @UNICEF_SriLanka]

🧵#Happeningnow:Leaders from across #SouthAsia are in #Colombo today for the region's Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence against Children (EVAC).

Over the next 2 days,countries will share progress, tackle challenges & strengthen action aimed at EVAC 1/#EVAC2026 @SaarcSec

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

From weak and quiet to playful and thriving – Wahida’s recovery has brought happiness back to her family.

From her first screening to her full recovery, our partnership with @eu_echo enables us to fight malnutrition in the camps and help thousands of children like her thrive. 👇

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

A packet of magic ✨

UNICEF’s Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) is packed with the essential nutrients children need to grow. Thanks to @eu_echo, Rohingya children affected by severe malnutrition are receiving life-saving nutrition support on their journey back to health.

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

A birth certificate protects children’s rights and enables them to access essential services like healthcare, education, and social protection.

Yet 41% of children under five in Bangladesh remain unregistered, meaning they may be invisible in official systems.

[UN in Bangladesh @UNinBangladesh]

Ready to hear what's next for our planet?

Join UN Secretary-General António Guterres @antonioguterres as he shares his vision for tackling the climate crisis & accelerating the global energy transition.

📅 23 June |🕑 2:00 PM |🎥 Tune in: https://t.co/YLhS1QrZOU

#ClimateAction

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Parenting is in the little things.

A patient hand.
A small encouragement to eat well.

Good nutrition helps children grow and thrive and parents make that possible every day.

Because when children are nourished, their future grows stronger. 🙌

#EarlyMomentsMatter

[UNICEF Bangladesh @UNICEFBD]

Rahima Khatun (52) has endured immense hardship since being displaced from Myanmar. Of all the struggles, access to safe water has been one of the most difficult. Together, @mofajapan & UNICEF are working to ensure that people like Rahima no longer struggle for their basic needs.