Browse resources by the Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) level they target.
Audience: Individuals who may encounter gender-based violence cases and those who need guidance on how to respond , Professionals in social services, healthcare providers, and law enforcement who interact with victims or handle cases of GBV , Organizations working on gender equality, domestic violence prevention, and victim support services
A practical guide for responding to gender-based violence, outlining the actions to take, how to communicate with victims, and which resources and support services are available, while also emphasizing what not to do
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Pediatricians, child development specialists, early childhood educators , General public, policymakers, or organizations focused on early childhood education/ child development
This material provides advice for parents on toilet training, emphasizing patience, understanding developmental differences, and creating a positive, non-judgmental environment to help children learn toilet habits effectively.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Healthcare professionals/educators working with children with disabilities , General public/ policymakers involved in disability rights and child welfare
This material provides guidance and support for parents of children with cerebral palsy, focusing on strategies to encourage independence, maintain health, and foster emotional well-being for both child and family.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Pediatricians, psychologists, educators, and childcare workers , General public or those involved in child development and healthcare policies.
The material provides guidance for parents and caregivers on understanding, addressing, and preventing common behavioral issues (bad habits) in preschool-aged children, such as thumb-sucking, nail-biting, and masturbation.
Audience: Mothers/expecting mothers , Husbands/partners and other immediate family members , Employers and workplace managers
UNICEF Belarus booklet guiding women on balancing motherhood and career, exploring different choices, challenges, and practical solutions while highlighting family support, childcare options, and personal priorities for well-being.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Extended family members , Pediatric/primary healthcare staff, Health educators
A UNICEF and Ministry of Health booklet guiding parents and caregivers on supporting early childhood development through communication, responsive interactions, daily routines, reading, play, encouragement, and positive parenting practices.
Audience: Returnee/refugee families and community members in conflict-affected areas , Parents/caregivers, farmers, scrap collectors , Community volunteers, teachers, humanitarian workers, local authorities.
A safety brochure explaining dangerous behaviours around mines and war remnants and providing practical guidance for returning safely to conflict-affected areas.
Audience: Children returning to or living near conflict-affected areas , Parents/caregivers and families , Teachers, community workers, humanitarian staff.
A child-friendly safety brochure warning children about mines, explosive remnants and unsafe behaviours, with simple instructions on what to avoid and report
Audience: Returnee/refugee families entering or returning from Syria , Parents/caregivers , Humanitarian workers, border/community volunteers, local authorities.
A safety brochure explaining how families can protect themselves from explosive remnants of war and improvised explosive devices while returning to affected areas.
Audience: Children (6–12) , Parents/caregivers , Teachers, NGO facilitators, child protection workers.
A child-friendly comic showing Salma’s journey, focusing on safety, family unity, emotional reassurance, documentation readiness, and seeking help during migration/return.
