What is Concern Sri Lanka Foundation?
Concern Sri Lanka Foundation (CSLF) is a network of individuals promoting the welfare of the people affected by the Tsunami and the war, as well as supporting the development of villages, towns and the country.
CSLF is a charitable, non-governmental, non-profit organisation, established in the United Kingdom in 2007 to assist disadvantaged children and their families in Sri Lanka, especially in the North and East Province. It is a registered charity in England and Wales, number 1153369.
CSLF is a non-political entity. It provides equal opportunity and access to education to all disadvantaged children who seek our services, and does not discriminate on the basis of religion, caste, creed, gender or any other factor.
What is our mission?
We aim:
- to improve education
- to improve health
- to support one-parent families
- to support orphans
To improve the welfare of the people of Sri Lanka by: assessing their needs; highlighting the state of health; harnessing the expertise of the expatriate Tamil community; and raising funds and channelling resources to meet the identified needs.
What are our objectives?
- to support the development of the infrastructure
- to develop and fund job opportunity projects
- to facilitate health care seminars at schools
Want to be a donor of CSLF?
CSLF's donorship is open to all who subscribe to the objectives of the organisation.
