24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Eye Screening organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and donation of 100 reading glasses sponsored by Lion Sylvester of the Lions Club of Colombo Cambridge.
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Health & Welbeing awareness program organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and supported by doctors Dr.Welegedara from Puttalam Hospital and Dr.Nadeeka from Ratnapura.
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Homeopathic Medical Camp organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and supported by Homeopathy Doctors Latiff, Dr. Chandani and Dr. Jeyarani and their staff.
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Medical Camp organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and supported by the Doctors, Nurses and Pharmacists of the Balasooriya Private Hospital, Chilaw.
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Blood Collection Camp organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and supported by the Blood Bank of the Nikaweratiya Hospital.
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Donation of Dry Rations organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and the Dry Rations packs were contributed by LFRO Anamaduwa Member Shiromi Gunathilake members of the Kandana LFRO 50 Beneficiaries
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24.01.2026 Divisional Secretatariat, Anamaduwa Donation of Books organized by Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and the Books were contributed by the members of the Kandana LFRO 100 Students
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Commonwealth Youth for Diversity and Inclusion: Fostering Global Understanding and Social Cohesion The Commonwealth – Youth for Diversity and Inclusion (YDI) initiative represents a transformative platform for cultivating respect, tolerance, and collaboration across diverse faiths, cultures, and backgrounds. Participants engaged in meaningful dialogue, shared experiences, and cooperative learning, building lifelong connections and developing critical skills for inclusive leadership. YDI demonstrates how youth engagement in global diversity and inclusion initiatives can strengthen social cohesion, empower future leaders, and contribute to a shared, sustainable, and harmonious international community, echoing the Commonwealth’s vision for a just and inclusive world.
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Cultivating Resilience and Sustainable Practices through Youth Engagement The National Youth Services Council, in collaboration with the 5th National Youth Parliament, launched the “Our Garden – Garden Cultivation Competition” at the Ukuwela Divisional Secretariat to promote sustainable gardening and productive use of time during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. This initiative not only encouraged healthy lifestyles, food security, and community resilience (SDG 2 & 3), but also fostered environmental stewardship and sustainable local practices (SDG 11 & 12). An inspection visit was conducted to evaluate the progress, highlighting the impact of youth-led initiatives in promoting social cohesion, sustainability, and active civic engagement. M.R. Mohamed Rimas National Director – Youth Development Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization
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Strengthening Local Social Protection through Inclusive Coordination. Recognizing public health as a cornerstone of social protection, a multi-stakeholder awareness campaign was implemented at the Matale Bus Stand with the leadership of national institutions and the cooperation of the local community. The initiative reinforced adherence to public health guidelines while fostering a culture of shared responsibility and mutual care. By prioritizing prevention, access to information, and community engagement, the campaign contributed to improved health outcomes and social resilience. Such coordinated local action exemplifies how inclusive policies and community participation advance social development and protect human dignity during times of crisis, COVID19 Pandemic M.R. Mohamed Rimas National Director – Youth Development Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization
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