Rotaract Club of Uva Wellassa University-Badulla

“ALOKA” is an initiative by Rotaract Club of Badulla to serve the community of Badulla district with necessary medical requirements. This project was done jointly with Rotary Club of Badulla and John-Sims Foundation-Bandarawela. Madulsima is an estate area/Grama Niladhari division belongs to Lunugala divisional secretariat division, which has only 3 hospitals for the region. Those are Lunugala Hospital, Hopton Hospital and Adawatta Dispensary. Majority of the population in the area are estate workers who are struggling for the life, working on daily basis in estates. In the last few years, Rotaract Club of Badulla in collaboration with Rotary club of Badulla conducted a community service project called “Sandhara” which served people of Lunugala area with medical needs and educational support. By the previous project experience we knew that people of Lunugala area have less or no concern about their health and majority of the population are under-privileged suffering from poverty. There

Diyaluma falls is a tourist attractive place in Sri Lanka. Because of irregular garbage disposal, the beauty of this area has started destroying. Diyaluma Surakimu, a project which was organized by Rotaract club of Badulla was focused on to clean Diyaluma area and to create and awareness about protecting its beauty. It was not a normal cleanup program. It was always focused on the sustainability and efficiency. Through this project, we tried to create polythene and plastic free Diyaluma. In this project plastics, glass and paper garbage were collected by us according to "Recover" guidelines given by the Environment service team of Rotaract District 3220. 20 kg of Glass, 3.7 kg of plastic and little amount of paper garbage were collected in here and those were handed over to the Municipal council of Bandarawela, as they sustainably recycle them. Gloves were used all the times for the safeguard of the participants and woven sacks were used as garbage bags in order to not to giv

The “Woods” is a beautiful eco-friendly lodge located in Haputhale, Sri Lanka surrounded with lush greenery and a beautiful river. And that place is one of best places that are perfect to escape from the hustle and bustle of our daily city lives and reconnect with nature and ourselves! Most importantly our team required a little bit of change from their work. Because of all these reasons this event provided the perfect opportunity to our members to connect with other members within the club, especially with the new bees in club. And it is a proven fact that the negative thoughts and depression will get reduced when you move with the environment. Our Rotaract schedule was filled with several projects and members were tired out due to the huge work load. And most importantly we wanted to celebrate our success of the past year and then we decided to organize something special for our own members. This project inspired the positive relationship within the club members, provided a platf

Mandaitivu is an island off the coast of the Jaffna peninsula in northern Sri Lanka, located approximately 3 kilometers south of the city of Jaffna. The island has an area of 7.56 square kilometers and is divided into three village officer divisions where the combined population was 1,524 according to the 2012 census. It was one of the famous tourist destinations in the Jaffna peninsula but due the continuous raining and floods, place is not in use now. Main objective of the project was to clean up the boats and inspire the people to start fishing. At first we selected most damaged places in the island and get the permission from the villagers to start the project. Then with the help of the villagers and other club members we cleaned the boats and gave necessary information to the villagers about cleaning process and inspire them to restart the tourism.  

Lack of adequate attention towards senior citizens is a grave concern in our society today. Faced with challenging economic situations, competitive working cultures as well as the never ending race to ensure the survival of the fittest, family responsibilities and values are diminishing at an alarming rate. As a result, elders who struggle to make a contribution towards the economy are considered a burden by many of their children and relatives who ignore the responsibility of caring for them at this late stage of their lives. Then we, Rotaract Club of Badulla initiated this Suwani project to give our contribution to fulfill the needs of the elder community in Uva province and to improve the basic infrastructure facilities in the elder's home and provide necessary medicines to them. Medicines and necessary equipment for the kitchen were donated to Kailagoda Elder’s Home on 17 th of July 2019, in order to improve the situation of the elder’s home and didn’t forget to spend time wit

 “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men”. The Cannan Harvest Children’s home – Badulla is home for children at the age of 3-20 who doesn’t have their parents or any other relations due to legal problems. Upon a request made by the sister in charge about the requirement of cloths and other essentials, Rotaract Club of Badulla took an action in order to work their request and provided the necessary requirements along with the tea party to make children happy. Main objectives of this project were to develop better environment for children inside the house, to provide essential equipment and cloths to the children and to create positive relationship with the kids. First the project committee met the Sister in charge of the Cannon Harvest Children’s home – Badulla and discussed about their requirements. Then the committees rechecked those requirements with the government because the children’s home is controlled by them. Their main requirement was cloths. Because

The Rotary District Governor of District 3220- Sri Lanka and Maldives, for the year 2019/20, Rtn.PHF Sebastian Karunakaran visited Rotary Club of Badulla and Rotaract Club of Badulla family on Sunday 04th of August 2019 at Heritage Resort Badulla. It was a great opportunity for Rotaractors to meet the District governor and communicate with him about current status and future plans of the club. It helps to build up a good public image about the club in the Rotary district 3220-Sri Lanka and Maldives. It was a well spent quality time and the governor was fully satisfied with the presentations given by the club and gave his word to support through the future club projects.