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Registered charity since 2005

Support Sri Lanka Foundation

We believe opportunity begins close to home: a child equipped to learn, a family treated with dignity, and animals receiving compassionate care. Our work is rooted in Sri Lanka and shaped by practical support, local knowledge and clear evidence of what each contribution makes possible.

Our charitable purpose

Education, hardship relief and animal welfare

Our registered purposes are to relieve hardship, advance education in Sri Lanka and relieve the suffering of animals. In 2026, we aim to shape focused work with local partners and report its outcomes clearly.

Nonprofit Status: View the Charity Commission record for charity 1111896 (England and Wales)

Documented project history

Our priorities are education, relief of hardship and animal welfare. Explore the work recorded in our public history, and the goals we are setting for 2026.

KACPAW Dogs Home

The charity’s public record describes a donation to KACPAW for feeding and animal health care. Read this documented story and our plans for transparent follow-up.

Read the KACPAW project history →

School Scholarships

The public record documents 11 school scholarships. Each scholarship represents a practical investment in a student’s opportunity to continue learning.

Read the scholarship project history →

Deepankara Primary School

The public record describes school resources and support at Deepankara Primary School, including books, uniforms, counselling, healthy eating and homework desks.

Read the Deepankara school history →
Our Mission & History

A history of practical support

Established in 2005, Support Sri Lanka Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales. Its public activity description records historical work in education, school support and animal welfare in Sri Lanka.

For 2026, our goals are to confirm local priorities with partners, agree measurable aims for any project we undertake and publish dated updates on delivery, spending and learning. See our documented stories and transparency commitments.

Direct Aid Delivery
How We Work

Practical support, clear records

Our 2026 direction is practical: listen to community partners, identify education and animal-welfare needs, and agree projects with clear budgets and outcomes before inviting support.

We are working toward a simple public project record that explains each activity, who it serves, what was spent and what changed. The foundation’s registration and purposes can be checked on the official charity record.

Sri Lankan Community Challenges
The Need

Start by understanding local needs

Good support starts by asking what local families, schools and animal-care groups say they need. Our focus is on removing practical barriers to learning, easing hardship and encouraging compassionate, responsible animal care.

For 2026, our goals are to confirm local priorities with partners, set measurable targets for any agreed activity, and share progress in accessible updates. These are forward-looking goals; the results currently documented by the charity are described in our stories and transparency page.

Get Involved With Us
Get Involved

Explore ways to get involved

People and organisations interested in education, hardship relief or animal welfare can contact the foundation to ask about current opportunities and partnership priorities.

Our 2026 goal is to agree future work with local partners before inviting support, then explain the project’s purpose, budget and intended outcomes.

Contact Our Team

Latest News

Explore the projects described in the public record, the people and communities they were intended to support, and our 2026 commitments.

Stories & accountability

From school scholarships to animal care

See what the public record says about past support, how we distinguish documented results from future goals, and what transparency means for our work in 2026.

Read the stories →

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers regarding our charity structure, operations, and registration status.

Who runs the Support Sri Lanka Foundation?
The foundation is governed by trustees. The public record provides its registration details and historical charitable activity.
How do I know the foundation's resources are used transparently?
We aim to explain each project with a clear purpose, dates, outcomes and a simple account of how funds were used. For registration and governance information, consult the public Charity Commission record or contact the foundation directly.
Is the foundation an officially registered charity?
Yes, the Support Sri Lanka Foundation is officially registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under Registered Charity Number 1111896.