In 2024, HOPE, in partnership with the MJF Foundation and the Trincomalee Bishop, provided wheelchairs to five individuals with disabilities in the Trincomalee District. This initiative improved their mobility, independence, and ability to participate in education, work, and daily activities. By reducing mobility barriers, the project supports dignity, self-reliance, and social inclusion, reinforcing HOPE’s commitment […]

The Food Security Project by HOPE Organization in Trincomalee aims to empower vulnerable women, including persons with disabilities, by supporting them in vegetable and horticulture farming. The project focuses on improving household food security, increasing nutritional intake, and strengthening economic independence among women from widowed, low-income, and conflict-affected families. By organizing 100 beneficiaries into self-help […]

This project aims to improve access to education and reduce poverty among vulnerable children and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the Trincomalee District. It supports students from low-income families by addressing challenges such as transportation barriers, economic hardship, and learning difficulties. Through evening classes, nutritional support, and special care for PWDs, the project promotes better […]