Feeding the Hungry Director for Kurunegala, Mr. Kapila Warnakulasooriya identified some sick elders who come to the Church in Wellawa, and they were provided with lunch.
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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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Emergency Aid – Ampara District On the occasion of severe floods in the district of Ampara, the LFRO Eastern Province Additional Director General Mr. Mohamed Aboobucker Naleer, with the assistance of Zakat Foundation of America and Naleer Foundation, distributed dry rations, each pack worth Rs.2,200 to 85 families of Nayagampalli, Grama Niladari Division of Chalambaikeny 03, in the Divisional Secretariat of Navithanveli who were very badly affected by the floods.
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Distribution of Dry Rations 24.06.2024 – Embilipitiya Distribution of Dry Rations to 56 Pregnant Mothers was organized by LFRO Director Dr. Nadeeka Kumari at the LFRO Good Hearts Center, Embilipitiya with the participation of the Embilipitiya Police Officers, Health Authorities, etc. 56 Beneficiaries and total cost : Rs. 265,000.
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Home Gardening May 20 Gampaha LFRO Youth Group Member Eranda promoted Home Gardening among the Children of Kirindiwela, Gampaha
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SEEDUWA 24.04.2022 A joint Multi Service Project organized by the Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization and the Lions Clubs of Region 3A, at Bandaranayake School, Seeduwa on 24th April 2022. 2 Pregnant Mothers from very poor families were given their requirements for pre-birth of the child along with nutritious food pack enough for one month. We would be following up with these two pregnant mothers to ensure that they give birth to health babies.
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