UNFPA Sri Lanka is supporting the Ministry of Health #SriLanka for the 3-day 'Training the Trainers' program for midwives, led by the Education and Training Unit. Empowering midwives with advanced skills is key to improving maternal and newborn care across Sri Lanka.

Positive relationships are key to good sexual health and overall well-being. On this #WorldSexualHealthDay, let's prioritize respect, consent, communication & pleasure for healthier relationships that honor bodily autonomy, promote equality & respect human rights in #SriLanka.

Healthy relationships are at the heart of our well-being — where everyone feels safe, respected, and fulfilled. UNFPA Sri Lanka is empowering women, girls, and young people across #SriLanka by providing knowledge, access to essential SRH services, and advocating for comprehensive

Happening now! A 2-day workshop for 60 midwives & PHIs from the Regional Director of Health Services Office on SRH, STIs, HIV & family planning. Supported by UNFPA Sri Lanka in partnership with Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺, this workshop is led by the National STD/AIDS Control Programme & RDHS Office.

At UNFPA Sri Lanka, we believe that understanding sexual health and pleasure is key to living healthier, more fulfilling lives. Through our engagements across #SriLanka, we’ve seen how open, respectful conversations 🗣️ can transform relationships and help people explore what true

Great to see UNFPA Sri Lanka at the Jaffna International Cinema Festival JaffnaICF! 🎥 It’s inspiring to witness young filmmakers from across #SriLanka using cinema to tell impactful stories that bring issues concerning Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence,

🎬 Cinema unites, heals & drives change. At the JaffnaICF, we’re using this powerful medium to address #SRH & #GBV, fostering dialogue & inclusivity. Proud to partner with Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 to support #SriLanka's young filmmakers, challenging gender norms & raising awareness.💪🏽🌍

The Canada in Sri Lanka and Maldives funded 'Ensuring Justice for Victim survivors of SGBV in #SriLanka' project which is implemented by UN Development #lka and UNFPA Sri Lanka facilitated a consultation with civil society organisations representing women, children #LGBTIQ persons and Persons with

Safe childbirth begins with education & community engagement. By educating families and involving local leaders, we can remove barriers to maternal care. When communities prioritize mothers' health, we move closer to safe childbirth for all. Let's ensure no woman is left behind.

At UNFPA, we’re working to break taboos around sexual health. In realizing good sexual health, it is important to talk openly, respect boundaries, embrace pleasure, and stay informed with regular testing. Together, we can build healthier, safer, positive relationships for all.

By empowering women and ensuring equal opportunities for all, we can drive inclusive development and unlock untapped potential in #SriLanka. Together, let's build a future where everyone has the chance to thrive. UN in Sri Lanka UN Women Sri Lanka IOM Sri Lanka & Maldives

Here is your chance to join our team! UNFPA Sri Lanka is looking for an Individual Consultant - Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP) Readiness Assessment. Visit our website for Terms of Reference and instructions on how to apply ➡️ srilanka.unfpa.org/en/vacancies

Catch the highlights from our Policy Dialogue on Shaping the Future, with the Govt. of #SriLanka! We discussed demographic shifts in ageing, low fertility & migration and how to turn challenges into opportunities, to shape a sustainable future ensuring no one is left behind.🌍

Youth hold the key to a brighter future! 🔑 Your voice matters for sustainable development, peace, and innovation. Share your ideas below 👇 for a brighter, more inclusive tomorrow!

Women have the power to drive #SustainableDevelopment. Let’s work together to remove barriers and ensure that every woman has the chance to reach her full potential.

Everyone deserves equal opportunities as equal citizens. The UN in Sri Lanka envisions a future where every person, regardless of gender, has access to quality education, healthcare, and decision-making processes. Let's ensure that no one is left behind. UN in Sri Lanka Marc-André Franche

As #SriLanka navigates demographic shifts in ageing, low fertility & migration, there are challenges, but also opportunities for a sustainable future. 🌍 Explore more in UNFPA Sri Lanka's latest issue brief 👉 unf.pa/4d396Vm #SustainableDevelopment #PopulationPolicies

No woman should be left behind when it comes to maternal health. By supporting #SriLanka's midwives through education and better working conditions, UNFPA Sri Lanka together with Ministry of Health are ensuring that every woman has access to safe, quality care, wherever she maybe.

To empower young people as change-makers, UNFPA Sri Lanka focuses on understanding the needs of marginalized adolescents, fostering partnerships, building leadership skills, and supporting youth-led organizations to advocate for human rights and development.