Browse resources by the Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) level they target.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Healthcare professionals/ pediatricians/ dietitians , Public health organizations/ early childhood educators/ researchers
It is a 2 page leaflet aimed at helping caregivers adopt healthy dietary prcatices for infants aged 9-11 months. It highlights ideal meal portions, meal frequency, menu ideas, offering variety and and using mealtimes, a time for love and learning.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Healthcare professionals/ pediatricians/ dietitians , Public health organizations/ early childhood educators/ researchers
It is a 2 page leaflet aimed at helping caregivers adopt the right feeding practices for 6-8 month old babies.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Healthcare professionals/ pediatricians/ dietitians , Public health organizations/ early childhood educators/ researchers
It is a 2 page leaflet aimed at helping caregivers provide proper nutrition, establish healthy eating habits, and support early development to their 1-2 year old infants.
Audience: Parents, Caregivers , Healthcare professionals, Pediatricians , Programme/system-level stakeholders who support early childhood and developmental monitoring
A UNICEF and Belarus Ministry of Health illustrated handout for parents/caregivers of 0–3 month-old babies, covering early visual, hearing, emotional, communication and motor development, along with risk factors and warning signs.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Healthcare professionals/ pediatricians/ dietitians , public health organizations/ early childhood educators/ researchers
A two-page leaflet guiding caregivers on complementary feeding for children aged 0–24 months, covering meal portions, frequency, age-specific food charts, nutrition needs, hygiene, preparation practices, and food safety guidelines.
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.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Children and family members , NGO workers, social workers, teachers, legal/support service providers.
A pocket guide helping Syrian families protect children, stay safe during return, continue learning, prepare documents, identify danger, and access emergency support.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Children, including children with disabilities , NGO staff, child protection workers, legal aid/immigration support providers.
Parenting tip cards guiding families in emergencies/return journeys on safety, documentation, routines, emotional support, caregiving, child protection, disability-sensitive care, and continued learning.
Audience: Syrian families/parents planning voluntary return from Türkiye. , Children, adolescents, elderly people, and persons with disabilities in returning families , NGOs, legal aid providers, health/education staff, migration authorities.
A practical booklet guiding Syrian families in Türkiye on safe voluntary return, covering documents, legal advice, child education, health, safety, disability needs, and support services.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Children and adolescents returning to Syria , NGO staff, legal aid/bar associations, education and protection service providers.
The material guides parents returning to Syria on required school documents, child school enrolment, family safety, mine-risk awareness, and emergency support contacts.
