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aliina [53]2 years ago
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UNICEF and its partners are trying to help a generation of Rwandan children recover their lives, especially in the areas of health, counseling and education:

offering support to households headed by minors through the provision of pedagogical materials, guidance, activities for income generation and professional training

preventing the spread of HIV / AIDS through education and guidance

providing immunization, and

supporting the official education system and helping children outside the school system

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