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Protecting Children from Exploitation and Abuse since 1991
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Protecting Children from Exploitation and Abuse since 1991
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Protecting Children from Exploitation and Abuse since 1991
About us
ECPAT Sri Lanka (Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere – PEaCE) is the national affiliate of ECPAT International, a leading global network dedicated to ending the sexual exploitation of children. As a founding member of the ECPAT campaign, we focus on safeguarding vulnerable children in Sri Lanka, addressing multiple forms of exploitation, and creating safer environments for every child.
Current Projects
In Sri Lanka, child protection is at a crucial point due to the country’s...
A Global Initiative Travel has become more accessible than ever, and with it...
Why This Project Matters Child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA) is one of...
PEaCE is spearheading the CCSEA project, a nationwide initiative targeting all...
Recent Activities
Another successful programme, another group having their minds enlightened. This was a...
Our Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (MEAL), Pradeep participated at the first-ever...
To mark Universal Children’s Day, which took place on 20th November 2024, PEaCE...
WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US
PEaCE Organization has been a driving force for child protection and empowerment in the Gampaha District. Their work extends across multiple Divisional Secretariat areas, ensuring that children in every corner of the district benefit from vital awareness and protection programs.
Through initiatives such as educating school children on child safety and strengthening Village Child Development Committees, PEaCE has made a remarkable impact at the grassroots level. Their efforts to promote children’s participation rights, especially through active children’s societies, reflect true commitment and innovation in safeguarding young lives.
The organization’s dedication, coordination, and humanitarian values, led by an inspiring Chairperson and a passionate team, make PEaCE a model institution in the field of child protection.
Saman Bandara
Child Rights Promotion OfficerGampaha District
I deeply appreciate the excellent service provided by the PEaCE Institute in working with schoolchildren. Their expertise and resourceful contributions are truly commendable.
The Coordinating Officer and the resource team conducted an insightful awareness program on Sexual Exploitation and Cybercrimes, where I personally witnessed their enthusiasm, professionalism, and dedication. They generously shared their knowledge, experience, and technical skills with both students and counselling teachers.
I highly value their commitment and the positive impact they continue to make through their work.
S M Hettiarachchi
In Service Advisor Carrier Guidance and Counselling
I sincerely appreciate the valuable service provided by the PEaCE Organization within my area of work, especially in their engagement with schoolchildren. Their professionalism, friendly approach, and resourcefulness have made my duties much easier to perform. Having worked with the PEaCE team for nearly a year, I have witnessed their strong commitment, teamwork, and willingness to share knowledge and technical skills with students and teachers. Their positive attitude and impactful awareness programs, particularly those on identifying abuse and promoting responsible observer behaviour, have greatly supported child protection efforts in the field.
Dilini Chanchala
Child Protection OfficerDivisional Secretariat Matara
The PEaCE Organization has provided an exceptional service in the Kalutara District by empowering communities and stakeholders to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Through their partnership with the Department of Probation and Child Care Services, PEaCE has strengthened village-level Child Development Committees, trained principals, teachers, and officers, and inspired children’s active participation through Child Societies and Councils.
Their efforts have not only raised awareness but also built community responsibility to identify and report child rights violations — creating a safer, more protective environment for children.
