Centre for Performing Arts

Centre for Performing Arts

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Centre for Performing Arts (CPArts) empowers marginalized communities through arts, education, and peacebuilding.

We use creativity to inspire change, healing, and inclusion in Sri Lanka.

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 20/03/2026

Preparing Dryration packs to provide SAM Children

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

The Center for Performing Arts successfully conducted a special health awareness program for girls, focusing on menstrual health, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), and overall protection and wellbeing.

This program was organized in collaboration with the MOH and the STD Clinic, ensuring that participants received accurate information, professional guidance, and a safe space to learn and ask questions.

Through this initiative, young girls were empowered with knowledge about their bodies, health, and rights—helping them build confidence, make informed decisions, and promote personal safety.

We are proud to support the health and dignity of our girls and continue creating spaces where they can learn, grow, and thrive. 💜

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026
Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

Manalkunru Village, Thillayadi Sadhamiyapuram Village, Manalthivu, 4th Mile Post Village SAFE Migration Awarness Programs for Women Sociesties

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

Thambapanni VIllage Mapping Session & Village Development Plan Session

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

Senaikudiruppuwa Village Migrant Worker Society & Self Help Group SAFE MIGRATION Awarness Program

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

Senaikudiruppuwa CPArts Children Society Meeting

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

The Center for Performing Arts (CPA) team from Puttalam visited Jaffna for a two-day exchange program, bringing together youth and children from Puttalam, Jaffna, Vavuniya, and Ilavalai. The program focused on promoting peace and reconciliation through arts-based activities, including theatre and creative expression. Participants engaged in a variety of art and peacebuilding exercises, learning to express themselves, collaborate across different languages and religions, and build mutual understanding. This exchange created a meaningful space for unity, creativity, and shared experiences among diverse communities.

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 19/03/2026

Udupitty CPArts Children & Puttalam CPArts Children Exchange Visit

Photos from Centre for Performing Arts's post 07/03/2026

CPArts successfully conducted a Safe Migration Awareness Program for community members in Manalthivu GN Division and Thillayadi GN Division. The program focused on raising awareness about safe migration practices, risks of human trafficking, and the rights of migrant workers.

As part of this initiative, steps were taken to establish a Migrant Workers Society to strengthen community support and promote safe and informed migration among local residents.

This program was organized by CPArts with the support of SAFE Foundation.

🤝 Together we continue to empower communities and promote safe and responsible migration.

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