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Cybercrime Awareness & Teen Pregnancy Prevention Campaign

This pioneering campaign, first of its kind in Tamil Nadu is launched by the honorable District Collector, Arunraj IAS, and District Social Welfare Officer Mrs. Sangeetha to tackle the complex issues surrounding cybercrimes against children and women. DSW Trust is proud to be at the forefront of this crusade, partnering with the Government of Tamil Nadu. This project perfectly aligns with our mission of advocating for inclusive and equitable healthcare for all children, normal and those with special needs.

Leading Panel of Professionals

Dr. Sivaranjani Arun
MBBS, DGO, DNB (OBGYN)
Gynaecologist


Dr. Raghupathy
MBBS, MS
General Surgeon


A. Karthikeyan
M.Sc (Psy & Coun), MA (Journ),
Ma (Tamil), MBA, BL
Psychologist & Life coach


L. Vijay Anand
MSW, Mph.(Public Health), MBA
Training & Counselling


S. Sangeetha
District Social Welfare Officer

Children and teenagers are enthusiastic users of new technologies and social networks, but they are also the most vulnerable segment of the population. This project aims to provide more education and awareness-raising activities to help children gain a better understanding of the different forms of cybercrime and the related risks. By increasing awareness, we can help them use the internet more safely and responsibly and protect them from becoming victims of cybercrime.
Teen pregnancies contribute significantly to dropout rates among high schoolers. The impacted teens face serious challenges to their educational, emotional, physical, and financial states. A wide range of developmental problems are evidenced in children born to teen mothers.


This groundbreaking initiative is dedicated to:

  • Educating and raising awareness among teenagers, including those with disabilities, about reproductive health and the implications of teen pregnancy.
  • Providing accessible and inclusive healthcare services, counseling, and unwavering support to pregnant teens, including those with special needs.
  • Collaborating with special educators, healthcare professionals, and caregivers to ensure personalized support for special children.
  • Empowering young people to make well-informed decisions about their reproductive health.

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