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As part of a holistic livelihood support initiative, grocery items, Juki sewing machines, and livestock (goats and cows) were provided to small-scale entrepreneurs and vulnerable families in Parakadeniya (Kurunegala) and Kahatavita (Gampaha). This multi-faceted effort focused on women-led households, daily wage earners, and youth entrepreneurs, aiming to create sustainable income streams through small retail, tailoring, and animal husbandry. The distribution of Juki sewing machines empowers women to start or expand tailoring businesses from home, while the provision of livestock such as goats and cows promotes self-sufficiency through dairy and farming activities. By supporting diverse forms of entrepreneurship, this initiative plays a crucial role in building economic resilience at the grassroots level, promoting self-reliance, dignity, and sustainable growth within rural communities.

Supporting Patient Care and Comfort In a heartfelt effort to uplift healthcare standards and improve the comfort of patients, a special donation of pillows, mattresses, and mosquito nets was made to Wathupitiwala Hospital. This initiative aims to provide much-needed relief and dignity to in-patients, particularly those in the general and long-term care wards, many of whom face daily challenges due to overcrowding and limited resources. These essential items will significantly enhance patient rest and recovery while helping to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses—especially important given the rise in dengue and related health threats. The official handover ceremony took place in the presence of hospital administrators, medical officers, nursing staff, and community representatives. Expressing gratitude, the hospital management acknowledged the donors’ valuable contribution and emphasized the importance of continued community partnerships in strengthening public healthcare services. This act of kindness not only improves hospital conditions but also stands as a reminder that compassion and collective responsibility are key pillars of a healthy society.

A transformative clean drinking water project benefiting more than 450 families,  was officially handed over to the community. This initiative fulfills a long-standing need for safe and accessible drinking water in the region. Under the concept “Clean Drinking Water for All”, which continues to drive collaborative efforts between the government and international partners to improve water access across Sri Lanka. This project stands as a testament to the power of partnership in delivering essential services and uplifting communities.

A Dialysis Machine worth LKR 1.6 million was generously donated to the Mahiyangana Base Hospital  The official handover took place in the presence of representatives from both the Al Noor and IVHRD organization and the hospital administration. This donation marks a significant step in enhancing healthcare access for kidney patients in the region.

We successfully conducted a Free Eye Cataract Surgery Camp at Suwanetha Hospital offering vital eye care to underserved individuals. 500 patients screened and successful cataract surgeries performed Free medicines, follow-up care, and transport provided This initiative brought the gift of clear vision to elderly citizens and low-income families. Thank you to our medical team, partners, and volunteers for making this mission possible!