Stories, evidence & our 2026 goals

Real work deserves a clear record. Here we share what the public charity record documents, what we aim to do next, and how we will make progress easier to follow.

Documented stories from Sri Lanka

These story snapshots are based on the Charity Commission’s published activity description. They describe historical support and do not imply that a programme is currently running.

Education · recorded result

Eleven routes back to learning

The public activity description records 11 school scholarships. A scholarship can ease the cost of staying in school and give a student more room to focus on learning. The record gives a total, but does not name recipients or describe individual outcomes, so we do not invent personal stories.

What is documented: 11 scholarships. What we want to measure in 2026: the support provided, the number of learners reached and what recipients say changed for them, with consent and privacy protected.

School community · recorded activity

Useful support at Deepankara Primary

The public description records school equipment, bags, books and uniforms, as well as counselling, healthy eating and homework desks at Deepankara Primary School. Together these details show a broad view of what can help children participate in school.

What is documented: these forms of school support. Our 2026 goal: work with local educators to identify a focused need and report what was delivered and how it helped.

Animal welfare · recorded activity

Care for dogs through KACPAW

The public activity description records a donation to KACPAW, a dogs’ home, to support feeding and health care. This account recognises the practical work of animal-care organisations and the everyday needs behind it.

What is documented: support for feeding and health care. Our 2026 goal: listen to local animal-welfare partners and agree clear, humane outcomes before describing future support.

Our goals for 2026

These are forward-looking goals, not claims that new projects or results have already occurred.

Start with local priorities

Speak with schools, community organisations and animal-welfare groups to understand needs and agree where the foundation can contribute usefully.

Set clear project measures

For each agreed activity, define who it is for, what support will be provided, the intended result, timeframe and budget.

Share progress openly

Publish dated updates with delivery details, spending, outcomes, photographs shared with permission and lessons for the next step.

How to read this page

Historical results: the 11 scholarships and the activities at Deepankara Primary School and KACPAW are taken from the charity’s public activity description. They are not presented as current programmes.

Photographs: the images shown here are the project images already held on this website. The site does not currently provide dates, photographer credits or location metadata for them, so they are not represented as newly verified, dated field photographs. We aim to add properly captioned photographs from project locations, including Sri Lanka, with consent and source details.

Financial and governance information: the foundation is registered in England and Wales as charity 1111896. The official public record can be viewed at the Charity Commission. For project questions, contact the foundation at info@supportsrilankafoundation.org.

We do not publish names, quotations or personal details as individual beneficiary stories without source material and consent. If you have a dated project update or photographs approved for publication, please share them with the foundation so they can be added with accurate context.