Voice Against Child Abuse

🌍 Embracing Love, Respect, and Growth: Say Goodbye to Corporal Punishment! 💗✨

Let your heart lead the way! Join us in creating a world where compassion and understanding replace harsh discipline. Together, we can sow the seeds of love, advocate for change, and foster nurturing environments where every child thrives.

Let's build a future filled with warmth, kindness, and limitless potential! 🌱💕

රටක් විදියට ඉදිරියට යන්න, ආදි කාලෙ පාවිච්ච් කල දඩුවම් ක්‍රම ඉවත් කරලා නවීන, ධනාත්මක විනය ක්‍රම අනුගමනය කරන්න අපිත් පෙළ ගැසෙමු.

දයාව සහ අවබෝධය ඇති ලෝකයක් නිර්මාණය කරන්න එකතුවෙන්න මේ ආරාධනය ඔබටයි..🌱💕



UNICEF Sri Lanka SOS Children's Villages Sri Lanka Rotaract Club Of Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo

Corporal punishment is a black cloud surrounding our children which affects them physically and psychologically. Are you ready to join the movement to eradicate corporal punishment in Sri Lanka and help our future generations thrive?

Register for upcoming webinar on “Why it’s time to stop hitting and start listening to your children”! This is an initiative as a part of project Voice Against Child Abuse, in collaboration with UNICEF Sri Lanka, World Vision Lanka and SOS Children's Village.

Join us from 3:00 pm – 4.30 pm on the 27th of April to learn more. Seats are limited—Sign up through the link below!

https://unicef.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sBhRfoKBTFW82BDW-WGitw

UNICEF Sri Lanka SOS Children's Villages Sri Lanka World Vision Lanka

Dr. Dahanayake obtained her MBBS degree from the Faculty of Medicine, Colombo in 2008. She was awarded the Bobby Somasunderam gold medal for best performance in the selection examination in psychiatry in 2011. She completed the MD in Psychiatry in 2014 and was board certified as a Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist in 2017.
She is the current Vice President of the Sri Lanka College of Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists and serves in the child and adolescent mental health subcommittee of the Sri Lanka College of Psychiatrists. She is involved in capacity building activities related to the field of child and adolescent mental health in Sri Lanka.

Dr. Suraweera graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, Colombo in 2005. She is a highly accomplished individual who has won numerous awards during her training, including the Bobby Somasundarem Gold Medal for the Best Performance in the Selection Examination in Psychiatry and Dr. Raghavan Kulanayagam Gold Medal for the Best Essay in Psychiatry. Dr. Suraweera is now a board certified consultant Psychiatrist who would bring her valuable input on the psychological aspect to the session.

DIG Renuka Jayasundara is a highly accomplished police officer in Sri Lanka who has recently been promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector General (DIG), becoming one of the first female officers to hold this position in the country. She has made significant contributions to child protection and the prevention of abuse against women, as the Chief of Police incharge of the child and women abuse prevention division and is widely respected for her professionalism, leadership, and dedication to public service.

Children are birds who will one day take to the sky and soar into unimaginable heights. Voice against child abuse is a voice of hope to those downtrodden . An initiative to lead our future generation to greater heights. Join with us on the 7th of March as we move on to the next phase of this project.

Voice Against Child Abuse is honoured and privileged to be a part of Sri Lanka’s FIRST ‘Child Protection Alliance’.

Stop Child Cruelty Trust (SCC) has initiated the formation of Sri Lanka’s FIRST ‘Child Protection Alliance’ of credible organizations passionately committed to protect and promote the rights of children. Together we can do more and go further than we ever can alone.

Link- https://stopchildcruelty.com/Alliance

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