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Efforts to enroll Syrian refugee children in Turkish schools gained momentum, with 700,000 children returning to classrooms. Partnerships between NGOs and local governments made this possible.

Flooding displaced over 200,000 people, with children bearing the brunt of the crisis. UNICEF launched an emergency appeal to provide food, shelter, and education.

Colombia extended healthcare and education programs to include thousands of Venezuelan migrant children. This initiative aims to address gaps in access caused by displacement.

In Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar, art therapy programs helped Rohingya children process trauma and express their emotions. The colorful drawings of homes and peaceful landscapes showcased resilience and hope.

The international community pledged $1 billion to support Afghan refugees, focusing on education and child health. This comes after reports of widespread malnutrition among displaced children.

Harsh winter storms in Lebanon left thousands of Syrian refugee children at risk, with urgent calls for winter supplies such as clothing and blankets. Aid organizations distributed over 50,000 kits, but the need remains high.

UNHCR announced that 80% of refugee children in Kenya’s camps are now enrolled in primary education, a significant increase compared to previous years. This progress highlights ongoing efforts to ensure every child has access to learning opportunities, despite challenges.