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* [https://www.facebook.com/Women-In-Need-WIN-310695305653337/ Women in Need]: Founded by a team of Sri Lankan Women Dedicated to the cause of elimination of Domestic Violence and other forms of Violence Against Women. "Women In Need operates in 8 crisis centres: Colombo, Matara, Kandy, Anuradhapura, Badulla, Kurunagala, Batticalo, Puttlam and Jaffna. WIN also maintains the only specific shelter for Women and Children who ar subject to Domestic Violence in the Island." Call: 011-2671411. Email: win@eureka.lk | * [https://www.facebook.com/Women-In-Need-WIN-310695305653337/ Women in Need]: Founded by a team of Sri Lankan Women Dedicated to the cause of elimination of Domestic Violence and other forms of Violence Against Women. "Women In Need operates in 8 crisis centres: Colombo, Matara, Kandy, Anuradhapura, Badulla, Kurunagala, Batticalo, Puttlam and Jaffna. WIN also maintains the only specific shelter for Women and Children who ar subject to Domestic Violence in the Island." Call: 011-2671411. Email: win@eureka.lk | ||
* [http://lankainformation.lk/directory/health/doctors/psychiatrist/13545-dr-kapila-ranasinghe Dr. Kapila Ranasinghe]: He's an LGBT-friendly psychiatrist who has had queer and trans clients/patients. | * [http://lankainformation.lk/directory/health/doctors/psychiatrist/13545-dr-kapila-ranasinghe Dr. Kapila Ranasinghe]: He's an LGBT-friendly psychiatrist who has had queer and trans clients/patients. | ||
* [http://english.happylife.lk/ Happy Life]: Provides SMS counseling and real-time chat services. "The goal of the project was to increase SRH knowledge and awareness in the community, especially the youth. Socio-cultural norms passed down by older generations continue to view the discussion of sex/sexuality as taboo. With the advancement of information technology, young people are exposed to vast amounts of information on SRH from various sources mostly being unreliable and misleading. Yet, they are unable to discuss questions they have within family, friends, teachers, or even with the family physician due to embarrassment; resulting in isolation and confusion relating to SRH issues." E-Mail: srhict@fpasrilanka.org. | |||
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