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 […]
The Medical Camp organized by HOPE Organization aims to provide essential eye care and optical services to persons with disabilities and their family members in the Trincomalee District. The project focuses on identifying and treating common eye conditions such as short-sight, long-sight, cataracts, and other vision impairments, while also providing spectacles to those in need. […]
The Home Gardening Project – 2022 implemented by HOPE Organization in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, aims to empower 100 vulnerable women, including widows, female-headed households, breadwinners, and women with disabilities (PWDs), by promoting sustainable home gardening to strengthen household food security and improve family nutrition. The beneficiaries come from families severely affected by decades of civil […]
Aathimoddai is one of the villages severely affected by Sri Lanka’s internal conflict that lasted for over 30 years, resulting in widespread displacement, loss of livelihoods, and the death of many family leaders. As a consequence, numerous households are now single-headed, with women serving as the primary breadwinners, while many youths have lost opportunities for […]
The proposed project aims to improve educational opportunities and reduce poverty among vulnerable children in the Trincomalee District, particularly in the Town and Gravets, Muthur (especially Ralkuli and Thoppur), and the villages of Kanniya and Varothayanagar. The beneficiaries include children from low-income families, widows’ families, and children with disabilities (PWDs) who face serious challenges such […]