National Strategic Plan Adolescent Health (2013-2017)
School & Adolescent Health Unit; Family Health Bureau; Ministry of Health
Government of Sri Lanka
Country Resources
Child and Youth General Health Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Sri Lanka
1 January 2013
Policy document
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This strategic plan consists of a set of strategic directions to improve health of adolescents in Sri Lanka in collaboration with various programmes, professional groups and departments within and outside Ministry of Health. This collaboration is important to provide every adolescent, opportunity and support to make a difference in their life, family, community and make the best possible foundation to adult life. I request the relevant provincial, district level government authorities, private sector, developmental partners and non-governmental organizations to utilize this national strategic plan on adolescent health as a guide to plan, develop, implement and monitor activities to achieve the common goals with regard to health of adolescents in Sri Lanka.Content
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