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  • Abdul’un Hikayesi

    Type: Story cards Language: English, Turkish

    Audience: Adolescents , Parents/caregivers of adolescents , Teachers, school counselors, and community center facilitators/NGO staff supporting school integration and life-skills

    Short, illustrated story card introduces Abdul, a 15-year-old in Şanlıurfa who wants to be a mechanic but struggles at school with language and confidence, prompting reflection on missing life skills.

  • Hatay Büyükşehir Belediyesi ve UNICEF iş birliğind

    Type: Brochure Language: Turkish

    Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Community members affected by the earthquake/displacement in the Container City area, including Arabic-speaking families (same message in Turkish and Arabic) , Local service providers/community mobilizers (municipality/UNICEF partners) who can refer families to enroll

    A bilingual (Turkish–Arabic) brochure announcing free registration for UNICEF–Hatay Municipality early childhood education classes in Kırıkhan, with hours, location, phone number, and key benefits for ages 3–6.

  • Çocuğunuzun Konuşma Gelişmi

    Type: Booklet Language: Turkish

    Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Frontline and primary health/child-development service providers , Speech and child-development specialists and the wider support system around the child (extended family like grandparents, daycare staff)

    A UNICEF booklet guiding parents on children’s speech development from birth to age five, highlighting typical milestones, home stimulation tips, warning signs, and when to consult a speech therapist.

  • Çocuğunuz Anaokuluna Gidiyor

    Type: Booklet Language: Turkish

    Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Kindergarten/preschool teachers and caregivers , Primary healthcare/child-development professionals/ other family members.

    A parent guidance booklet explaining how to prepare a child for kindergarten, manage separation anxiety, support adaptation through routines and play, and seek professional help for severe adjustment stress.