Numerous research studies and reports have extensively addressed the concerning prevalence of self-harm among children in India. This issue becomes even more distressing for those children who have experienced institutionalization, as their trauma and life experiences are often exacerbated. At Prerana, we firmly advocate for the normalization and mainstreaming of discussions surrounding self-harm, recognizing that this is essential for the development of effective strategies and solutions. In pursuit of this objective, we have developed a guide aimed at enhancing our understanding of and responses to self-harming behaviours exhibited by children. Read more
Understanding and Responding to Self-Harm Behaviours Exhibited by Children: Guide for Caregivers in Prerana’s Child Care Services
