At Child Friendly Schools, child rights are respected, and all children – including children who are poor, disabled, living with HIV or from ethnic and religious minorities – are treated equally.
Along with family reunification and psychosocial support activities at child friendly spaces, UNICEF has been working with partners in the construction of temporary learning spaces and supplying refugee and returnee sites with clean water and medicines.
"If you look at child-friendly parts of Brooklyn — Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope — those neighborhoods are beautiful and safe and the schools are great and that is good for our kids," Mr. Moshan said.
Hygiene and sanitation are emphasized at child-friendly schools, while frontline workers focus on promoting proper hygiene at the household level.
Through registering children at child-friendly spaces, separated and unaccompanied children affected by Cyclone can be identified in addition to attending to their health, psychological and emotional needs.
Educational environments at child-friendly schools – which UNICEF supports worldwide – must be safe, healthy and protective, endowed with trained teachers, adequate resources and appropriate physical, emotional and social conditions for learning.
Trained staff at child-friendly spaces Child-friendly spaces will be managed by experienced and screened social workers from the Department of Social Development, Johannesburg Child Welfare and Child Welfare South Africa.
UNICEF, in co-operation with its partners, will also distribute communication material at UNICEF Child Friendly Spaces at Fan Fests, service station outlets, schools, sport festivals, and via print and electronic media outlets and new media.
Presenting himself as being ultra-successful, showing images of his $10 million house, riding a sport motorcycle through the streets, walking through the beach and then, showing images of his concert, in front of thousands of young folk, he presents himself as the role model to follow for the children who watched the program at the child friendly hour of 7 to 8 pm.
At a child friendly space, they will find recreational activities, life skills, non-formal education and first-aid care.
Through activities carried out at the Child Friendly Spaces (CFSs), they help children reconnect emotionally, to identify even the simplest things, such as being happy or sad.
