The Sri Lanka Saukyadana Movement is a leading organization dedicated to improving health and well-being across Sri Lanka. Established with a vision to elevate health standards, we focus on delivering comprehensive health education and services to school children, teachers, and the general public. Through our dedicated work, we strive to create a healthier and more informed community, equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to improve their own health and support others.
Foster health and wellbeing among all Sri Lakshman's via volunteerism.
We focus on providing vital health education and services to school children, teachers, and the general public. Our aim is to elevate health standards and promote well-being throughout Sri Lanka.
Our efforts are powered by a diverse network of trained medical professionals, educators, clergy, and community volunteers. Together, we deliver medical aid, community support, and health education. Our approach involves direct collaboration with doctors, nurses, teachers, students, and volunteers, ensuring effective training and service delivery.
We partner with schools and utilize volunteer medical professionals to extend our reach. This model has proven to be both efficient and cost-effective, allowing us to maximize our impact and benefit the largest number of people.
Provide first aid and health education to the youth particularly at school level.
Motivate these trained youth to offer their services voluntarily.
Foster self-confidence, self-reliance, compassion and leadership in youth through training and education and also by providing opportunities to volunteer in first aid and community development campaigns.
Provide medical and first aid services to the Sri Lanka public during large scale public events and national calamities.
Conduct psycho educational programs and training in skill to improve psychosocial wellbeing of school children and teachers.
Promote peaceful and harmonious relationships amongst people of diverse racial, religious and cultural groups through community development programs.
Work in close collaboration and co-ordination with the Ministry of Health Services and other state agencies, the NGO sector and international organizations in the promotion of health and wellbeing of people in this country.