The objective of the program was to empower women affected by war under deplorable conditions and women with disabilities in the post-pandemic context. A 10-day cake-making productivity training program was conducted with the selection of beneficiaries and support from local resource persons. The training covered practical skills including butter cake preparation, chocolate making, vegetable cake […]
A three-month tailoring productivity training program was conducted with the selection of beneficiaries and the involvement of local resource persons. Through this program, participants gained practical tailoring skills and hands-on experience, enabling them to improve their livelihoods. As a result of the training, three trainees successfully started their own tailoring shops, while several others secured […]
(1) The ProblemHOPE Organization currently supports nearly 80 children with disabilities (PWDs) in the Trincomalee District, working to bring their needs, abilities, and rights to the attention of the state, other organizations, and society at large. These children face multiple and overlapping challenges, including physical and intellectual impairments, poverty, social insecurity, discrimination, gender inequality, lack […]
The Divisional Secretariat areas of Trincomalee District include several villages living under deplorable conditions, where families struggle to meet basic needs such as food due to poverty, unemployment, rising commodity prices caused by fuel price increases, lockdowns, and continuous transport restrictions. Many households depend entirely on guardians or parents who are daily wage earners and […]
The beautician productivity training program was conducted over a three-month period, targeting women who have been deserted by their husbands, who made up nearly three-fourths of the total trainees and participated in the program with great enthusiasm. The training focused on livelihood development and included skills such as sari draping, facials, eyebrow shaping, hair dressing, […]
On 20 February 2026, the HOPE Organization team conducted a field visit to the Koralaipattu Division as part of the implementation process of the Cyclone Ditwah Emergency Response and Resilience Support in Sri Lanka project. The visit commenced with a coordination meeting with World Vision staff, during which a pre-planning discussion was held to align […]
Trincomalee District witnessed a powerful display of spirit and athleticism today as it hosted the District Sports Competition for Persons with Disabilities. Among the most vibrant participants were the students of HOPE Special Needs School, whose presence turned the event into a true celebration of ability over disability. A Day of Pure Enthusiasm From the […]
Dear Ms. Natasha, On behalf of HOPE and our Special Needs School, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your valuable support over the past two years. Your generous contributions towards educational materials and learning tools have greatly helped our special needs students continue their education with happiness and confidence. Your kind heart, […]
Vision for the Next 5 Years Improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities. Expand services to more communities in Sri Lanka. Become a leading disability-focused organization in the Eastern Province. Strategic Priorities 1. Education Strengthen special education programs. Provide after-school support classes. Increase access to educational materials and assistive devices. 2. Health Organize […]
Cyclone Ditwah Emergency Response and Resilience Support Project Funded by the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) On behalf of HOPE – Trincomalee, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to World Vision Lanka and the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) for entrusting us with the opportunity to implement the “Cyclone Ditwah Emergency Response and Resilience Support […]