Child Marriage
Ending early and forced marriage so girls can stay in school and choose their own futures.
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NACG ConnectEnd Violence Against Children · Sri Lanka
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Protecting Children · Promoting Rights · Ending Violence
Together with communities, organizations, and policymakers, NACG Connect works to end violence against children across every district of Sri Lanka.
Behind every figure is a child whose right to safety, dignity, and a childhood is at risk.
Figures shown are estimates pending verification - to be replaced with cited national data.
We coordinate prevention, response, and advocacy across the forms of violence children face most in Sri Lanka.
Ending early and forced marriage so girls can stay in school and choose their own futures.
Learn moreRemoving children from hazardous work and restoring their right to learn and play.
Learn moreProtecting children from abuse and exploitation through prevention, reporting, and survivor care.
Learn moreDisrupting trafficking networks and supporting survivors on the path to recovery.
Learn morePromoting positive, non-violent discipline in homes, schools, and all care settings.
Learn moreEnsuring children have a genuine voice in decisions and policies that shape their lives.
Learn moreThe National Action and Coordination Group (NACG EVaC) is a child-protection network that functions across all districts of Sri Lanka - uniting government bodies, civil society, development partners, and youth to coordinate one national response to violence against children.
Established as Sri Lanka's national coordinating group to end violence against children under SAIEVAC.
Brought together 20+ organizations - government, civil society, UN agencies, and international NGOs.
Driving policy reform, community prevention, and a coordinated child protection network across all 25 districts.
NACG EVaC Sri Lanka works across advocacy, awareness, policy, and coordination - so that every child in the country is protected from violence.
NACG functions across all districts of Sri Lanka - coordinating partners in all nine provinces so that protection reaches every community, not only the capital.
If a child is in danger or you suspect abuse, exploitation, or neglect, reporting it is the first step to protection. Reports can be made confidentially - you do not need to be certain to make a call.
Free, confidential support for children and anyone concerned about a child's safety.
Available 24 hours, every day
