ARSA Association organized a comprehensive awareness and empowerment workshop for boys as part of the Project to Prevent Child, Early, and Forced Marriages (CEFM). The workshop was carried out using interactive methods aimed at increasing children’s knowledge and strengthening their safe-life skills.

The workshop addressed several important themes, including self-awareness, child rights, communication skills, conflict resolution, gender equality, healthy development, adolescence, goal setting, and future planning. Children actively participated in the sessions, gaining awareness and practical skills to navigate situations they may encounter in daily life.

The main objective of the program is to help boys discover their strengths, build healthy communication skills, develop equal and respectful relationships, recognize risky situations early, and access accurate information about their rights. The workshop also aims to raise awareness about the consequences of early and forced marriages.

Through its CEFM-related activities, ARSA Association aims to reach more children, increase awareness levels, and contribute to creating a safe environment where children can grow and be empowered. The Association plans to continue and expand such empowering educational programs to support children's development through inclusive initiatives.