Leo Club of University of Colombo

      Saubhagya – phase 02: Haritha Wiya   The Project Saubhagya was launched as a significant endeavor to enhance farming methods among agricultural communities in Sri Lanka. Saubhagya emphasizes empowering communities via small-scale agricultural assistance and eco-friendly methods. The second phase of this significant project, Haritha Wiya , was created to provide these advantages to a deserving community. This stage was effectively conducted on 11th February starting at 10.00 a.m. at Senehasa Elders Home Horana , uniting Leo members with a common goal of service, sustainability, and community support. With the committed guidance of Project Chairperson Kethaka Kalubowila, the Leo members meticulously strategized and implemented the initiative to guarantee sustained advantages for the seniors. Upon reaching the venue, the team initially found an appropriate location on the site for planting. The chosen area was meticulously cleaned and organized to esta...

 Project Sobadhara – Phase 03 By Leo Club of University of Colombo  February 20, 2026 Project Sobadhara Jeewaya Dena Mihithalayata Adarayen Phase 03 Mihithala Sihina Leo Club of University of Colombo successfully conducted Phase 03 of Project Sobadhara, titled “Mihithala Sihina”, on 20th February 2026 at the Diyagama Forest in Homagama, from 6.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. This phase was dedicated to the conservation of the Homagama Diyagama Forest, a vital ecosystem rich in biodiversity. This initiative aimed to emphasize the critical importance of forest preservation to the community, fostering a deeper sense of responsibility toward protecting our natural heritage. Through this project, Leo Club sought to ensure the long-term sustainability of this delicate environment while inspiring collective action for environmental guardianship. Project Goal The Diyagama Forest in Homagama is a sanctuary of extraordinary biodiversity, hosting 103 plant species, 90 bird species, 60 types of bu...

  Beyond the Shelter Healing the Invisible Wounds of Cyclone Dithwa   When we think of a disaster like Cyclone Dithwa, we picture the obvious: uprooted trees, damaged homes, and flooded roads. We see the relief camps, the dry rations, and the temporary roofs. But what about the screams that wake someone up in the middle of the night? What about the anxiety that grips a parent’s heart every time the wind blows a little too hard? These are the invisible wounds, the ones you cannot bandage, but desperately need to heal. While rebuilding homes is the first step, rebuilding a sense of safety in a human heart is the true challenge. Recognizing this urgent need, the  Leo Club of University of Colombo  stepped beyond the distribution of supplies to touch the human soul. On the  15th of February , inside the old hostel building of Sri Chandananda Buddhist College in Haragama, Kandy District, the atmosphere was different. It was quiet. It was safe. It was un...

  Guided by the heartfelt belief that “Everyone Deserves to See the World,” Leo Club of University of Colombo successfully carried out Phase II of දෑසේ පැතුම — සත්කාර on 15th February at the F.I. Fernando Memorial Hall, Young Men’s   Buddhist Association, Beruwala, from 9.30 A.M. onwards. Organized under Leo District 306 D6, this initiative was thoughtfully designed to bridge the gap between need and access by delivering quality eye care to the community. The auditorium transformed into more than just a venue for a medical camp, it became a sanctuary of compassion, where service met sincerity and every effort was driven by empathy. Nearly 200 individuals stepped forward to receive professional eye examinations and proper eyewear support. For many, this was not merely a routine checkup but a life changing encounter a moment when blurred outlines turned into clear horizons. The simple act of fitting a pair of spectacles carried profound meaning: it restored the ability to r...

  Pulse of Care: Strengthening Lives Through Compassion and Community Action   Health and mental wellness remain essential pillars of a thriving society, yet awareness about preventive healthcare practices and access to life-saving resources are often overlooked. Among these, voluntary blood donation stands as one of the most powerful acts of compassion, directly supporting patients who depend on safe blood transfusions during medical emergencies, surgeries and chronic illnesses. Promoting awareness about regular donation not only strengthens healthcare systems but also fosters empathy, responsibility and collective well-being within communities. Recognising this vital need, Leo Club of University of Colombo successfully conducted the first phase of its Health Awareness and Mental Wellness Initiative, “Healing Aura,” titled “ Pulse of Care ,” on 17th February 2026 at the Faculty of Management and Finance (FMF), University of Colombo. The programme was organised with the ob...

  Leo Legacy 2026 - Phase 1: Career Lift “Nurturing youth to create their own legacy.”     Leo Legacy 2026 successfully concluded the first phase, “Career Lift” on February 11 th at the Faculty of Management and Finance. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between academic learning and professional development for undergraduates across all faculties and year groups, facilitated by a partnership with the Career Guidance Unit of the Faculty of Management and Finance . The program provided a unique opportunity for students to gain insights directly from experienced professionals and leaders, along with practical strategies to enhance their personal and professional growth. The phase included three impactful sessions. The first session focused on the critical importance of personal branding, led by Mr. Thisara Meegahawatta , a renowned brand strategist, business consultant, SME coach, lecturer, and trainer. He emphasized that personal branding is not merely abo...

  Project Suwadarani - දියවැඩියාවෙන් තොර හෙටක්   2 nd phase -   සුවසෙත On the 31st of January 2026, the Leo Club of University of Colombo successfully launched "Suwa Setha," the second phase of the project "Suwadharani." This impactful initiative was held at the Pulinathalarama Temple in North Kalutara. The main objective of the "Suwadharani" project is to pave the way for a diabetes-free tomorrow by organizing dedicated medical clinics to support public health. As the second phase of this mission, we conducted a comprehensive medical clinic for the residents of the area. With the active participation of qualified doctors, we performed diabetes screenings and blood sugar tests for a large number of participants. This project successfully brought essential healthcare services to the doorstep of the community, reflecting the deep commitment of the Leo Club of University of Colombo to humanitarian se...