In a significant development for child welfare initiatives in India, acclaimed South Indian actress Keerthy Suresh has been officially appointed as a UNICEF India Celebrity Advocate. The announcement was made public through UNICEF India's official social media channels on November 13, 2025.
A Prestigious Appointment for Child Welfare
The National Award-winning actress expressed profound honor at joining the UNICEF family. Keerthy Suresh, known for her remarkable performances in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam cinema, now adds child advocacy to her portfolio of achievements. The official announcement came via UNICEF India's Twitter handle, where they welcomed the actress with the message: "Welcome to the @UNICEF family, Keerthy Suresh. We are thrilled to have you as our newest UNICEF India Celebrity Advocate. Together, we'll champion the rights and well-being #ForEveryChild in India."
Commitment to Every Child's Well-being
As a UNICEF India Celebrity Advocate, Keerthy Suresh will leverage her substantial influence and reach to amplify critical messages about children's rights, education, health, and protection across India. Her role involves participating in campaigns, visiting project sites, and using her platform to raise awareness about the challenges facing children in various parts of the country.
The actress joins a distinguished list of Indian celebrities who have partnered with UNICEF to drive social change. Her appointment underscores UNICEF's strategy to collaborate with influential personalities who can help bridge gaps and bring attention to pressing issues affecting children's lives.
Strengthening Child Rights Advocacy
This partnership comes at a crucial time when child welfare needs heightened attention across multiple sectors. Keerthy Suresh's widespread appeal, particularly among younger demographics, positions her as an effective messenger for UNICEF's mission. Her commitment to championing the rights #ForEveryChild aligns with UNICEF India's comprehensive approach to ensuring that no child is left behind.
The news was formally published on November 16, 2025, marking the beginning of what promises to be a impactful collaboration between the entertainment industry and child rights advocacy. This partnership is expected to generate increased public engagement with UNICEF's vital work throughout India.
