Rotaract Club of Uva Wellassa University-Badulla

WHAT IS MEANT BY SEXUAL EDUCATION?                  Learning and teaching about the various topics related to sex and sexuality, taking a look at values and beliefs about those topics, and gaining the necessary skills that are needed to continue relationships and manage one’s own sexual health which matters the most is known as sexual Education. It teaches people to make healthy and respectful choices. People May think that sexual education encourages everyone to have sex but that isn’t true. The awareness among youth about sexual education is compulsory in this modern era, where most of the youth have Misunderstood the word "Sex". Technical developments during the past centuries have triggered the need for quality sexual education, which can help young people to handle their Sexuality in a safe manner. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SEXUALITY EDUCATION? Sexual education which is delivered safely can have a positive effect on the health and well-being of young people.  It increase

  ANIMAL – HUMAN RELATIONSHIP   “Animals cherish the green beds, While Human preserves it, as Nature is the best known home ever.”   Whatever it is, Animals play an extremely important roles in the lives of Human. To be known the first ever creatures evolved on Earth, Animals are man’s protector, companion, benefactor, co-worker and ever best pals. The Relationship between these four-pawed, kind hearted living beings and human is timeless, for as long as humans have been around, Animals also have been around and although the first domesticated animal was the Dog, many animals have been domesticated since then and for a variety of purposes such as transport, companionship and even agriculture.   Experimental data has also proved that animals when they are grown up as pets along with us, they are in place of support and guard which we can expect from a fellow person. Growing pets is an old phenomenon which was practiced by our ancestors. Pets can even develop social skills

  'A friendly shelter for the lone elephant - Kavan in the world' Pakistan's High Court has ordered the removal of Kavan, the world's lone elephant, from his current Magsaysay zoo in Cambodia. Kavan is an elephant donated by Sri Lanka to Pakistan. In 1985, J.W. R. Kavan, who visited the zoo as a gift to Pakistan during the Jayewardene government, is now 35 years old. Saheli's support An elephant named Saheli was sent to Pakistan in 1990 from Sri Lanka to accompany Kavan at the zoo. The elephant couple lived in a small area of ​​the zoo. Saheli, who was in pain in her leg, fell to the ground and remained still, and all that time she was standing next to him, caressing her with the cauliflower. Saheli died in 2012 due to negligence on the part of zoo officials. Kavan has been alone ever since. Kavan is said to have been the most violent since then. Isolation in a tin shed Kavan was in a 90- to 140-meter-wide tin shed with no leaves and was suffering from intense hea