ARSA Association organized a three-session awareness program designed to help children better understand themselves, express their emotions, and safely evaluate situations they may encounter in their daily lives.

The sessions, conducted for young people aged 13–19, covered key topics such as recognizing emotions, communication skills, conflict management, personal boundaries, safe behaviors, and awareness of rights.

The activities were carried out using age-appropriate, participatory, play-based, and interactive methods. Through group work and shared discussions, children had the opportunity to express themselves, strengthen their communication skills, and learn how to interact safely and confidently.

At the end of the program, participants were provided with materials to reinforce their learning and awareness. ARSA continues its efforts to support children in becoming safe, conscious, and empowered individuals.

This program was carried out with the support of UNFPA, a leading international organization advocating for children’s rights.