Disaster Management – Emergency Relief Mousakele 22.01.2025 One set of labour line rooms in Mousakele Estate in Maskeliya was burned to ashes due to a electric short. 10 Families with Children completely lost all their belongings to fire, and with the courtesy of the Manager of the Estate Manager, Mousakele Estate School Principal and some […]
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House for a Poor family in Mannar 06.10.2024 Under the leadership of the LFRO Director Brig Yohan, the Army Officers built and donated a house costing Rs.2,500,000 to a poor family in Mannar.
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LFRO Katana President Mrs. Punya Shyamali, Principal of Ngb/Katunayake High School, organized a project at the School on Sunday the 5th May 2024, with the support of LFRO Katana Branch, Seeduwa Police Station, Community Police Unit and Negombo Scout Association. Blood donation program
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We planned to distribute Shirts for the tea estate workers in Nuwara-Eliya and when we contacted the Police, we were informed that if we go to the estates or the town to distribute same, it would difficult for us to control the crowd and agreed to assist us to conduct the project at the Police […]
Read More »Manoj Ganepalla, one of our National Directors, led our Ratnapura team and supported the vaccination drive in Kuruwita, Ratnapura District. In addition, lunch was also served to all officers. In this way we LFRO has assisted in vaccination activities in many parts of Sri Lanka .It has been appreciated by government officials in many places.
Read More »At the request of our Negombo Branch Secretary Piyal Chinthaka Lamahewa, FAST3CYCLE donated masks and hand sanitizers for donation. These donations were made to all Grama Niladhari Divisions in the Gampaha District. It was distributed at the Gampaha Government Agent’s Office with the participation of Mr. Negombo Branch Chairman Mr. Krishantha. Two hundred thousand rupees […]
Read More »Residents of the area around the Kotugoda Church were provided with dry food items as well as hand sanitizers as they were displaced by the floods. The cost of this project was Rs. 350 000 / =. The project was organized by Mr. Piyal Chinthaka Lamahewa, the Negombo Divisional Secretary of our organization.
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