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Childhood is the time to set the stage for a lifetime of mental health. UNICEF won’t stop promoting positive mental health, especially for children who have been exposed to trauma and war.
Here's how you can help us promote mental health care and support throughout the month.
5/1/2022-5/31/2022
Ukraine. Ethiopia. Syria. Every child who sees war up close deserves help. Join @UNICEFUSA in urging Congress to pass the MINDS Act to protect children's mental health around the world: https://bit.ly/3dmIT8f #OnMyMind
There is no time stamp on trauma. Whenever and wherever children are in crisis, UNICEF works with health, education and child protection experts to create Child-Friendly Spaces.
See how you can support these efforts with @UNICEFUSA: https://bit.ly/3EY98OQ #OnMyMind
The war in Ukraine has had a devastating impact on the mental health of the children. These invisible scars of war keep children from reaching their full potential. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, learn how you can help with @UNICEFUSA https://bit.ly/3EY98OQ #OnMyMind
It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. Did you know @UNICEFUSA supports children in Ukraine by creating Child-Friendly Spaces throughout the country and providing mental health resources for refugee families? Find out more: https://bit.ly/3s1dqzE #OnMyMind
Ukraine. Ethiopia. Syria. Every child who sees war up close deserves help. UNICEF joins global calls for greater investment and stronger leadership to support children’s mental health.
You can take action, too. Join @UNICEFUSA in urging Congress to pass the MINDS Act to protect children's mental health around the world — link in bio! #OnMyMind
The war in Ukraine has had a devastating impact on the mental health of children. These invisible scars of war — too often ignored — interfere with health and education, keeping children from reaching their full potential.
This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, learn how you can help with @UNICEFUSA. (Link in bio!) #OnMyMind
There is no time stamp on trauma. Meeting mental health needs is a key part of UNICEF’s humanitarian relief efforts. Whenever and wherever children and adolescents are in crisis, UNICEF works with health, education and child protection experts to create Child-Friendly Spaces. We’re seeing this work in action now in Ukraine and neighboring countries.
Read more about how you can support these efforts with @UNICEFUSA through my link in bio! #OnMyMind
Violence can take a lifelong toll on children’s emotional health, physical health and social development. Because of this, UNICEF is providing coping and mental health advice to teachers, parents and caregivers in Ukraine via Psychological First Aid kits, parent education programs, peer support groups, Child-Friendly Spaces and support services at Blue Dot Centers.
Learn more about these efforts efforts from @UNICEFUSA through my link in bio. #OnMyMind
UNICEF remains on the ground in Ukraine, working nonstop to support education among other vital services, including health care and nutrition. Help us spread the word by sharing content below, and keep watching @UNICEFUSA on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for more updates.
Right now, UNICEF is working across #Ukraine and in neighboring countries to deliver lifesaving support for children.
If you'd like to help, you can donate to @UNICEFUSA here: https://bit.ly/3vHEnev
Humanitarian needs are multiplying in #Ukraine. UNICEF is on the ground, providing assistance to vulnerable children and families. Here's how you can help through @UNICEFUSA: https://bit.ly/3vHEnev
This war has taken so much from #Ukraine's children. No child should have to know this kind of fear and uncertainty.
If you can, please support UNICEF's emergency response — including child protection efforts — here through @UNICEFUSA: https://bit.ly/3vHEnev
My heart breaks for children in #Ukraine this week. They're the least responsible for this war, but they'll suffer most from its consequences.
If you can, please donate now to @UNICEFUSA to help support the ongoing emergency response: https://bit.ly/3vHEnev
4-year-old Platon recently arrived in Romania with his mother. Over one million children like him have been forced to flee their homes in #Ukraine.
UNICEF is there, providing care and support. Here's how you can support this important work: https://bit.ly/3vHEnev @UNICEFUSA
Humanitarian needs are multiplying in #Ukraine. UNICEF is on the ground, providing assistance to vulnerable children and families. Check out my link in bio to see how you can help through @UNICEFUSA.
“I will never forget my father's eyes when I left him at the border. It was the second time I ever saw him crying,” says 4-year-old Platon, who recently arrived in Romania with his mother. More than 1.5 million children just like him have been forced to flee their homes in #Ukraine.
UNICEF is there, providing care and support. Check out my link in bio from @UNICEFUSA to learn how you can help.
This war has taken so much from #Ukraine's children. No child should have to know this kind of fear and uncertainty.
If you can, please support UNICEF's emergency response — including child protection efforts — through @UNICEFUSA. Link in bio!
https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/born-war-keeping-mothers-and-babies-alive-ukraine/39709
https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/see-what-unicef-blue-dot-refugee-support-center-looks/39710
https://www.unicefusa.org/stories/sadness-and-shock-families-flee-ukraine/39631
