Empowering Amputees in the Eastern and Northern Provinces in Sri Lanka

Donor –

Australian High Commission in Sri Lanka

Title –

Empowering Women Amputees in Central, Sabaragamuwa, North Western and Uva Provinces in Sri Lanka

Project Description –

Providing artificial limbs for the needy recipients

Awareness program on –

Counseling

Disable rights

Leadership Training

Gender awareness

Success Stories and Family development

Location –

Ampara, Jaffna, Killinochchi, Trincomalee, Kandy, Polonnaruwa, Anuradhapura, Gampola, Kurunegala, Badulla

Beneficiaries –

100

The Centre for Handicapped has been working towards the rehabilitation of people with physical disabilities since 1971, under different names such as the “Kandy Orthopedic Centre” and the “Colombo Friend In Need Society, Kandy Branch”. It acquired its present identity as the “Centre for Handicapped” in 2001. The Centre receives technical and financial support from national and international governmental and non-governmental bodies as well as concerned individuals.
The Centre for Handicapped has been working towards the rehabilitation of people with physical disabilities since 1971, under different names such as the “Kandy Orthopedic Centre” and the “Colombo Friend In Need Society, Kandy Branch”. It acquired its present identity as the “Centre for Handicapped” in 2001. The Centre receives technical and financial support from national and international governmental and non-governmental bodies as well as concerned individuals.
The Centre for Handicapped has been working towards the rehabilitation of people with physical disabilities since 1971, under different names such as the “Kandy Orthopedic Centre” and the “Colombo Friend In Need Society, Kandy Branch”. It acquired its present identity as the “Centre for Handicapped” in 2001. The Centre receives technical and financial support from national and international governmental and non-governmental bodies as well as concerned individuals.
The Centre for Handicapped has been working towards the rehabilitation of people with physical disabilities since 1971, under different names such as the “Kandy Orthopedic Centre” and the “Colombo Friend In Need Society, Kandy Branch”. It acquired its present identity as the “Centre for Handicapped” in 2001. The Centre receives technical and financial support from national and international governmental and non-governmental bodies as well as concerned individuals.