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From door-to-door food relief during COVID-19 and interfaith dialogue to landslide preparedness drills in 2026, our actions speak louder than promises.
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8 October 2026 · Gamewela Estate, Badalkumbura
With the El Niño season approaching, we ran a landslide-preparedness programme for 62 estate families, most of them low-income Tamil households. Gamewela Tamil School was introduced as the community's safe centre, and residents were taken through an emergency action plan with the Monaragala District Disaster Management unit.
6 October 2026 · Batahelayaya, Wellawaya
Ahead of the north-east monsoon, residents of a village struck by a falling boulder in 2011 practised a full evacuation: reading rain gauges for early warning signs, packing grab bags with documents and medical records, registering at the community-hall safe centre and responding to sirens. Held under the District Secretary's supervision with the Disaster Management Centre, Divisional Secretariat, Wellawaya Police and Army, it closed with a shared meal cooked from dry rations. The message: save your life first — everything else can be regained.
2023 · Poson festival
Organised for the 2023 Poson festival, a programme for religious reconciliation that brought faith communities together for national unity.
Tournaments & live-match visits
We organise and sponsor tournaments to develop local sporting talent, including the Wellassa Achievers MPL 2022, and give young players the chance to experience live matches in the stadium.
2020 · COVID-19 pandemic
When the pandemic left daily-wage families facing hunger as well as illness, food packs were delivered door to door to 500 families, funded through personal donations.
Buttala–Kataragama road
On many occasions we have given free guidance and support so that travellers on the Buttala–Kataragama road through the Yala reserve can pass elephants and other wildlife safely, and enjoy the journey.
Community awareness sessions
Village sessions on how waste harms the environment and society, and on the everyday benefits of a clean, orderly home garden and way of life.
After the COVID-19 pandemic
Funded entirely by our members, 300 jackfruit saplings were distributed to staff at local institutions and workplaces after the pandemic.
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