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UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

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UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF-AFS-0058-0070 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0071-0073 Sharmin Akter, a Rohingya Adolescent Friendly Space volunteer conducts a life skills session to teach young girls about adolescent health, child protection, child rights and the consequences of child marriage so that they can navigate the challenges they face in the refugee camps. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0071-0073 Sharmin Akter, a Rohingya Adolescent Friendly Space volunteer conducts a life skills session to teach young girls about adolescent health, child protection, child rights and the consequences of child marriage so that they can navigate the challenges they face in the refugee camps. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0071-0073 Sharmin Akter, a Rohingya Adolescent Friendly Space volunteer conducts a life skills session to teach young girls about adolescent health, child protection, child rights and the consequences of child marriage so that they can navigate the challenges they face in the refugee camps. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

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UNICEF- AFS -0074-0077 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0074-0077 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0074-0077 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0078-0083 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS, Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- AFS -0078-0083 Rohingya Adolescent girls make decorative paper crafts and flowers and enjoy spending time together inside Adolescent Friendly Space (AFS) at Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. UNICEF supported 60 Adolescent Friendly Spaces and 220 Adolescent Clubs in the Rohingya refugee camps in 2018. Through these facilities, UNICEF reached 40,000 adolescents with a range of protection services and learning opportunities. Adolescent-Friendly Spaces offer life skills based education, case management and recreational activities. Participating adolescents follow a four-month-long course, attending sessions for four hours a week on topics such as health and nutrition; prevention of HIV/AIDS; gender and GBV; child marriage; child labour; trafficking; peace building; leadership; employability skills; values and ethics; and equality and equity. AFS, Baharchora, Shamlapur Makeshift Settlement, Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map