The District Child and Women Development Committee met today with the aim of making decisions regarding the issues that should be solved to the District Child and Women Development Committees presented to the District Child and Women Development Committees. Kegalle District Secretary K. G. S. This meeting held at the Kegalla District Secretariat Auditorium under the leadership of Mr. Nishantha, aimed at the 2030 year to resolve the current issues related to the Child and Women subject sector of Kegalla District and some frame for the pursuit of practical goals in the coming 2030 year. The primary expectation here was to open up some path on possible strategic action.
Among the issues submitted to the District Committee, as discussed at the Kegalle Regional Drug Prevention Committee, the use of bullet is seen among the school children on public transport service and during that time, police inspect the buses and take necessary measures. The issue suggested by the Public Health Officer as informing the concerned officers and discussing the future proceedings in the District Committee, Age Age. There was a discussion on the absence of an early child with equipment for activities under formal training for special needs children aged 3-5 ages and setting up such centres in centres in regions.
Also discussing the disposal and disposal of issues related to the local secretariat division 11 especially the estate community for different reasons and not preparing children's birth certificates for different reasons, in the regional secretariat division, schools and non-going children in government or private estate Provided issues (lack of infrastructure in school; lack of toilet facilities; drugs; nutrition issues; family disputes; transportation issues; drinking water issues; lack of interest in children; ignorance of parents; lack of good environment in the house to perform educational activities; lack of secondary schools related to estate; parents abroad; long term Discussed issues like disabilities; economic issues).
In addition to this, National Board of Dangerous Pharmaceutical Control External Service Assistant (Kegalle District) S. C. The progress made by Thottawaththa's father from 2026 01 01 to 2026 04 30 was presented. Accordingly 67 new clients were identified and the total number of programs conducted for the sectors of agriculture; mandatory programs for children; prevention programs for parents; government officials; law and enforcement; community based programs; alcohol free; community treatment was 27 The number of participants in it is 14838. Also the number of clients admitted to treatment centers is 9.
In addition to the complaints made by the National Child Protection Authority from January 2026 in Kegalle, Mawanella, Aranayaka, Rambukkana, Galigamuwa, Bulath Kohupitiya according to the investigation information of the law section; investigations; psychosocial; reported to the office; clinical incident conferences and children Interventions were done like schooling; housing/handing over to guardians; giving school equipment or other assistance; turning to professional training; reference to police; counseling; giving birth certificates. In addition to the advertisement of parents of the security center running at Aranayaka Rivisanda Central Vidyalaya, being an effective citizen of the country through healthy technical education for 250 new students enrolled at Kegalle Technical College for 2026 in connection with the Clean Sri Lanka project and contributing to the development of the country. Distribution, awareness about treatment, rehabilitation, counseling of the National Board of Drug Control, awareness of the Regional Drug Prevention Committee officers of Kegalla Divisional Secretariat regarding toxins related to the data system of 2025, Kegalla District under Seetawaka Senior Police Authority Informing police establishments and founders of Women's Bureau at locations, informing officers on drug subjects at the Regional Coordination Committee of Kegalla Divisional Secretariat, informing the ministers of Kegalla Pradeshiya Sabha to build a healthy provincial council power area, Aranayake "Vasanthagama" Safety Center Program conducted for children, awareness program of police founders belonging to Kegalla Police Authority Division and Bureau of Women and Children, awareness of Dhamma school students of Kegalla Hettimulla Bandaranayake National School, awareness of Walagama Central School, for the week of eliminating poisonous drugs Awareness program conducted in Kegalle city with the presence of large number of government officials, awareness school students - Dehiovit, Community Development Department training program held at District Secretariat, Parents awareness program at Ambulugala Maha Vidyalaya and awareness program of students of that college, Kegalle, Mirihalla, Awareness of women of Ketalawala Small Group Rural Society, Galigamuwa Divisional Secretariat Divisional Devalegama Police Domination - Veragoda Estate for Eliminating Poison Week; Awareness by pasting handpapers and stickers, Aranayake Pradesh under the National Assembly Program “Country Together” Establishment of the Pradeshiya National Council of Secretariat, many programs are conducted for drug prevention etc.
Additional District Secretary Kusum Bandara (Government), Assistant District Secretary Malsha L. Priyadarshani, Provincial Secretaries, Provincial Director of Education (Pre Childhood Development Authority), Zonal Director (Kegalle, Dehiovit, Mawanella), to discuss health, nutrition and mental development under the subject of Child Safety and Development (Specialist Court Medical/Childhood Disease Specialist Medical / Mental Illness Specialist / Sexual Illness Specialist / District Health Director - Kegalle), District Planning Director, Rural Nutrition Committee (Assistant Director - Planning), Sri for Intervention on Child Abuse Child Abuse Sri Lanka Police (District Secretariat), National Child Protection Authority (District Child Protection Officer), Officers of non-government organizations, Vanita Development Officer - (District Secretariat) attended to discuss women development issues at divisional level.
