Leo Club of University of Colombo

The first phase of the project කෘතගුණ was conducted with the aim of uplift the lives of elders in society and bring a smile to their faces. This also make them feel they are not forgotten and an important in society. we identified elders are at increased risk for loneliness and social isolation because they are more likely to face factors such as living alone, chronic illness, loss of essential foods, loss of immunization and physical disabilities. Through this phase we tried to overcome these issues by way of providing dry foods for one month, providing surgical mask, providing suwadharani immunization medicine packets for one month and providing wheelchair. We selected the elder home in Kandy and donate above things. Thus, we were able to take 22 elders from Marassana, Bopitiya elder home in Kandy as beneficiaries for this phase. Through this phase we were able to success their life during COVID 19 pandemic, improve their health, improve their immunization and help for their physical

 “Sahurda Yathra  2.0”  is one of the significant projects organized by Leo Club of University of Colombo for the second consecutive time, under the category  of helping hand to differently- abled, consisting  of  three phases with the prime purpose of encouraging people with disabilities to start their own business or a job to improve their living standards and to improve their physical and mental health. People with disabilities need our help  to stand up for improvements  i n  their lives. Among them, the  dependent  war heroes who defended the freedom of ours are very much special. A nd it is our  responsibility  to help them  for the well-being of their lives as a token of gratitude. Therefore as the  third  phase of  Sahurda Yathra 2.0 ,  Leo Club of University of Colombo   attended a ceremony to provide  essentials to uplift the living standards of our dependent war heroes  at  Sri Lanka Army Volunteer Force in Kosgama ,  on 5 th  of March 2021 from 10.00 a.m. onwards.  This arm

In our urbanizing world, which mostly features unsustainable consumption and production patterns, addressing solid waste, plastic pollution is becoming more pressing than ever before. And the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in late 2019 creates additional challenges for waste management, especially in developing countries like Sri Lanka. It is affecting our societies and economies and has had a deep impact on our everyday lives. While protecting lives and recovery of livelihoods are at the core of national and local policies and actions, proper management of waste, including of household, healthcare, and another hazardous waste is an essential civic service to minimize possible secondary impacts upon health and the environment. By being accountable for encouraging awareness, take appropriate treatment and introducing disposal methods on responsible consumption and waste management, Leos of University of Colombo District 306 C1 conducted the project “Eco Clan 4.0” along with

A street sweeper or street cleaner may refer to a person's occupation, or a machine that cleans streets. A street sweeper cleans the streets, usually in urban areas. As they working with waste and garbage lots of health issues are effect their lives . Due to their  low income level, they do not consider about sanitary needs hence sanitary requirements are in a very  minor level for them and their families as well. Especially the people who sweep streets as mention earlier unable to allocate money for their sanitary expenses because fulfilling of their essential needs such as food and shelter is also a very difficult task to them. Their is a high probability that they have to face to the risk of COVID 19 infection as they are directly contacted group of people in the society. Also any other diseases will be caused by dealing with garbage such as skin diseases and breathing difficulties due to prolonged exposure. Therefore keeping sanitary items on hand should be done by them in orde

The final phase of the environmental conservation project "Sindu Nala Raksha 4.0" was successfully ended on 13th February 2021, with the completion of the wildlife photography competition "Through the Lens". Under the theme of  "Conservation through Competition", this phase was organized to increase the society's tendency on conserving wildlife & seeing the beauty and value of wildlife through their eyes! And also it was a great opportunity for the talented young wildlife photographers who admire the wildlife as a gift of nature. The competition was held online via Facebook platform from 23rd January to 13th February. Two winners were selected at the end of the competition; The winner of " Best Photograph" & "Most Popular Photograph". The title of " Best Photograph" was selected by the judge of competition; who is a professional talented wildlife photographer in Sri Lanka, Mr. Lakshitha Karunaratne. And the "M

The negligence and lack of knowledge on fire safety drive people’s lives to death and it is reported that 5 000 burn injuries happen every year at the workplace. Hence, Leos of University of Colombo decided to make aware workmen on fire safety at work in order to perceive the objective of the project Survival 3.0 while, indicating the conclusion of the project. Accordingly, a fire safety program was conducted for the employees of Shakthi Industries, Homagama. The session was held on 12th February 2021 with the enormous support of the Fire Brigade of Sri Lanka. The third phase of the project typically pivoted on sharing the knowledge on fire safety and training the workforce on the usage of fire safety equipment. The program was started by delivering a proper introduction to the session by Leo Gayan Lakshitha. Next, Mr. Abaya Kumara, the Instructor of Fire Brigade, Sri Lanka gave an introduction to the riskiness of fire, sources to the fire, sources to eliminate the fire, and the instru

Currently, premature birth has become a ceaseless problem in the globe as well as in Sri Lanka. Correspondently, the Leo Club of University of Colombo decided to donate the necessary materials to the premature children in Sri Lanka with the aim of enriching the lives of vulnerable children in the country while stating the conclusion of the journey of Miles of Smiles. The necessary materials were donated to the premature birth children in the Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children, Colombo 08 on 25th February 2021 along with the contribution of Leo members. Required milk packets and fruits were donated as the necessary materials to premature birth children and the team was admired by the healthcare attendees of the hospital as premature birth children are not addressed by many of the communities in the country. Miles of Smiles 2.0 was concluded with the enormous contribution of everyone attaining the objective of eliminating the malnutrition and illness of these vulnerable children who are