Community Projects

We are incredibly keen for families and parents to understand the importance of educating their children in order to have a greater chance of success in life.  We are keen to extend our reach by supporting local communities through family centred projects, supporting the elderly and education initiatives. We will also be supporting young people and adults to gain further qualifications in aviation, tourism and hospitality as well as offering community cricket coaching projects.

It’s a privilege to support some of the most rural communities in Sri Lanka to have access to knowledge and the networks they need to learn and develop key life skills - and in turn improve their life chances and bring lasting change.

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”

— Anne Frank

  • Cricket Programmes

    Sport is such a powerful tool to connect with young people and to raise aspirations - and cricket is the perfect tool to do this in Sri Lanka. We've initiated a number of cricket days where local school children were able to access grounds and received sports equipment. We are keen to develop cricket coaching programmes in the future.

  • Food Donations to Schools

    For many children a school meal is the only meal of their day. Providing a nutritious, well balanced school meal is so important yet many rural schools still find this a challenge due to lack of funds and cost of produce. We've supported schools by cooking and providing their daily lunch.

  • Pre-School Support

    Donations of books, children's games and toys are invaluable for pre-schools in many regions across Sri Lanka. We have been able to support through donations and in the future have plans to support teachers and staff with training and development.

  • Special Projects - Easter Sunday 2019

    We've supported communities throughout a number of crises over the years. Notably we were able to raise over £4000 for Sri Lankans in need after the Easter Sunday bombings. The funds were used for medical support such as plastic surgery operations, wheelchairs and provisions of food items and shelter for victims affected by the incident.