Workshop - Addressing sexual behavioural problems in youth

When we agitate for something we should also offer a recourse. The amendments to the Juvenile Justice Act were recently passed amidst a lot of controversy. But how many of us work or know how to work with youth with sexual behavioural problems?
 
 Co - organized with Butterflies.
21st September, 2016, New Delhi.
Pls email preventcsa@gmail.com for further information

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