Archive · 15 Nov 2025
POCSO Centre Celebrates Children's Day with Healing Music Session
Imagine a special party for kids who have been through tough times.
A kind lady named Sunita, who plays the violin beautifully, came to play music for them.
The music helped the children feel happier and stronger.
It was like a warm hug made of sound.
The party was held at a place called the POCSO Centre, which helps these children feel safe and get the help they need.
They talked about being brave and hopeful.
It was a day to help these children feel special and cared for, showing them that there are good things in the world.
UTSAH's POCSO Centre in Guwahati celebrated Children's Day with a musical session for child abuse survivors.
Internationally acclaimed violinist Sunita Khaund Bhuyan led the interactive music session.
The event aimed to promote healing, confidence, and emotional wellbeing through music and conversation.
The session provided a safe and uplifting space for children to express themselves.
UTSAH currently supports over 400 child survivors of sexual abuse in the Northeast.
- Who
- POCSO Centre run by UTSAH (child rights organization) and child survivors of abuse
- What
- A healing and musical interaction session for child survivors of abuse on Children's Day.
- When
- Children's Day (November 15)
- Where
- Guwahati
- Why
- To promote healing, confidence, and mental wellbeing among child survivors of abuse through music and interaction.
- Organization
- UTSAH
- Event
- Children's Day Celebration
- Activity
- Healing and musical interaction
- Guest Artist
- Sunita Khaund Bhuyan (Violinist)
- Location
- Guwahati
- Support Provided
- Psychosocial, legal, and rehabilitation support
- Number of Survivors Supported
- Over 400