Voices of the Differently-abled in Disasters

Voices of the Differently-abled in Disasters

Mar 11, 2018

A-PAD SL convened a meeting inΒ partnership with β€˜Navajeevana’ aΒ non-governmental organizationΒ based in Tangalle, South of Sri Lanka in FebΒ 2018. The aim was to consult the differentlyΒ abled networks in the district in mattersΒ pertaining to disaster risk reduction andΒ vulnerability of the differently-abled duringΒ disasters. The participants voiced

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Basic First Aid and Disaster Awareness Workshops – Jaffna

Basic First Aid and Disaster Awareness Workshops – Jaffna

Jan 15, 2018

The residents of Koppai Vellaruvapillayar Kovil Division, Jaffna recently underwent a basic first aid training which was conducted by A-PAD Sri Lanka. The participants who ranged between school children to adults actively joined in learning household first aid Β assistance Β in Β case Β of Β emergencies,

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DRR Awareness for Youth and Children – Hambanthota

DRR Awareness for Youth and Children – Hambanthota

Jan 12, 2018

EmpoweringΒ  youthΒ  andΒ  schoolΒ  children ofΒ Β  AmbalanthotaΒ Β  inΒ Β  BasicΒ Β  FirstΒ Β  Aid, Fire Training and disaster awareness, a series of workshops were conducted by A-PAD Sri Lanka in partnership with the Assistant Director of DMC, Hambanthota District. Reaching out to the youngsters in spreading

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Rotary Club of Battaramulla Uplifts Disaster Stricken Schools

Rotary Club of Battaramulla Uplifts Disaster Stricken Schools

Jan 5, 2018

Whilst silence humsΒ  over the floods of 2017, Rotary Club of Battaramulla (RCB) approached A-PAD Sri Lanka in supporting the forgotten victims of floods/landslides that affected the island in May 2017. In supportingΒ Β  theΒ  Β affectedΒ  Β communities, theΒ  Β educationΒ Β  sectorΒ  Β whichΒ  Β needed more attention

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An Early Recovery Initiative: One step closer to home

An Early Recovery Initiative: One step closer to home

Jul 20, 2017

Following the landslides and floods that occurred in May 2017, 15 out of 25 Districts were faced with β€œCyclone Mora” affecting approximately 630,000 persons in Sri Lanka. 213 lives were lost and several communities residing in Kalutara, Ratnapura, Galle and Matara are yet

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