Healthcare should not only be a luxury afforded to a few but a basic right for all.
Healthcare should not only be a luxury afforded to a few but a basic right for all.
In Sri Lanka, although the government offers free medical care, many public healthcare centres are under-resourced and overcrowded, resulting in long waitlists for medicines and procedures. Often hospitals are lacking essential medical supplies and modern equipment necessary for proper care, which leaves people without.
2025 – Provided medicinal plants for 500 Nehina villagers
2018 – Funded an emergency heart surgery for a local father of two
2017 – Opened a free clinic for the elderly at Plantation Villa for people to receive free consultations and any necessary medicines, oils and herbs
2023, 2024, 2025 – Every year we donate 100 care hampers to pregnant mothers across Sri Lanka who cannot afford the basic necessities to care for their soon-to-be newborns.
2025 – Donation to the Ceylon National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (CNAPT)
2020 – Numerous donations to various hospitals during COVID
2015 – Donation of medical equipment for the surgical theatre at National Cancer Hospital, Maharagama Colombo
We aim to reopen the free medical clinic, which unfortunately closed during the COVID pandemic, and expand our capacities to reach more people. Additionally, we’re dedicated to continuing our support for pregnant mothers in the community and providing ongoing donations to healthcare centres across Sri Lanka.
In Sri Lanka, although the government offers free medical care, many public healthcare centres are under-resourced and overcrowded, resulting in long waitlists for medicines and procedures. Often hospitals are lacking essential medical supplies and modern equipment necessary for proper care, which leaves people without.
2025 – Provided medicinal plants for 500 Nehina villagers
2018 – Funded an emergency heart surgery for a local father of two
2017 – Opened a free clinic for the elderly at Plantation Villa for people to receive free consultations and any necessary medicines, oils and herbs
2023, 2024, 2025 – Every year we donate 100 care hampers to pregnant mothers across Sri Lanka who cannot afford the basic necessities to care for their soon-to-be newborns.
2025 – Donation to the Ceylon National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (CNAPT)
2020 – Numerous donations to various hospitals during COVID
2015 – Donation of medical equipment for the surgical theatre at National Cancer Hospital, Maharagama Colombo
We aim to reopen the free medical clinic, which unfortunately closed during the COVID pandemic, and expand our capacities to reach more people. Additionally, we’re dedicated to continuing our support for pregnant mothers in the community and providing ongoing donations to healthcare centres across Sri Lanka.