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The awareness program brought together students and teachers from three schools within the Negombo Education Zone, providing an interactive platform to improve children’s understanding of substance abuse prevention, peer pressure, child rights, harassment prevention, and available protection mechanisms. The sessions were conducted by professionals from the National Dangerous Drugs Control Board, Sri Lanka Police, and the Public Health Inspectorate, ensuring practical, age-appropriate, and reliable knowledge for participants.
WP/NG St. Sylvester Sinhala Mixed School
Eththukala, Negombo
Sri Lanka
The project was selected to address the growing risks faced by children, including drug abuse, peer pressure, violence, harassment, and unsafe social environments. Many children, particularly in semi-urban communities, have limited access to structured awareness programs on these important issues.
By conducting this awareness program, Kansarmen SL Foundation aimed to strengthen children’s knowledge, confidence, and life skills, enabling them to make informed decisions, recognize unsafe situations, protect themselves, and seek help when necessary. The initiative also promoted healthier lifestyles and strengthened collaboration between schools and government institutions to support child protection.
Kansarmen SL Foundation coordinated and implemented the project with the generous financial support of Adoptie Sri Lanka (Belgium). Expert resource persons from the National Dangerous Drugs Control Board, Sri Lanka Police (Community Service Division), and the Public Health Inspectorate – Negombo delivered the awareness sessions. The Negombo Zonal Education Office, participating schools, principals, teachers, and students actively supported the successful implementation of the program.
Direct Beneficiaries: 64 (Students and Teachers)
Indirect Beneficiaries: Parents, families, school communities, and other students who benefit from increased awareness and the sharing of knowledge on drug prevention, personal safety, and child protection.
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