“Seminars on Good Touch and Bad Touch” are awareness and educational programmes conducted to help children understand personal safety, body awareness, and protection from inappropriate behaviour or abuse. These seminars are organised with the objective of creating a safe and informed environment for children through age-appropriate guidance and awareness.

Main Objectives

• Teach children the difference between safe and unsafe touch

• Build awareness about personal boundaries and body safety

• Encourage children to speak up without fear

• Help parents and teachers identify signs of distress or abuse

• Promote child protection and emotional well-being

Topics Commonly Covered

• Understanding private body boundaries

• Identifying ‘good touch,’ ‘bad touch,’ and confusing touch

• Saying “No” to uncomfortable situations

• Informing trusted adults immediately

• Safe behaviour at school, home, and public places

• Importance of confidence and communication

Participants

• School children

• Parents and guardians

• Teachers and caregivers

• Counsellors and social workers

Such seminars help create awareness and preventive protection against child abuse while encouraging a culture of safety, trust, and openness. They contribute to child safety and emotional security, greater awareness among families and schools, confidence and self-protection skills among children, and social responsibility toward child welfare.