Projects

Anbaalayam has provided a no-interest loan to a young woman running a shop in one of the villages in Manar. With her husband unable to work due to illness, this support aims to help her grow her business and generate additional income to support her family. Repayments will begin once she’s earning a steady income, […]

In Mannar, around 5-6 families face daily struggles with access to drinking water and support for their farming. Anbaalayam has assisted in funding a tube well and water pump that has been successfully installed for these families.

A young man and his family were living in a house that was in very poor condition. We’ve posted photos showing the state of their home before the renovations, highlighting the conditions in which they were finding it extremely difficult to manage on a daily basis. Thanks to the support of Anbaalayam, we were able

A woman from Nilaveli, Trincomalee travels 5km every day to her hotel cleaning job, relying on her old bicycle. With its deteriorating rusted condition, she struggles to reach work and spends a significant amount on frequent repairs. She also requires a raincoat to stay dry during the current rainy season. Thank you to David Arul

Anbaalayam are proud to announce that one of our sponsored students from Trincomalee has successfully graduated and will be pursuing a career as an Ayurvedic doctor. A testament to the hard work and dedication of the student, made possible through the Anbaalayam child sponsorship program and their sponsor. The impact of this success goes beyond

We are excited to share the distribution of school shoes to disadvantaged children in Jaffna, along with banners promoting the importance of education and community support. This initiative ensures that children can attend school with confidence with appropriate footwear and continue to focus on learning and growth. We extend our appreciation and thanks to Suba

Anbaalayam have funded the donation of scouts uniforms to a school in a remote village in Batticaloa. These uniforms will help instill a sense of community, responsibility, and pride in the students, empowering them as they grow and learn.

During the field April visit to the fishing village, we encountered approximately 15-20 families, mostly young families, some without parents, all living in very poor conditions (previous home can be seen in photos). To improve their living conditions, we committed to building five small 10×10 structures for these families. All five houses have now been

More than 400 fishing families in Pothuvil are facing hardships due to bad weather conditions. The authorities have temporarily stopped them from going to sea, making it difficult for these families to earn their livelihood. 60 of the most affected families have been supported with urgent dry ration relief.

A single mother of two is facing many challenges. This mother has taken on the responsibility of supporting her two children, mother, her sister who is facing mental health difficulties and her sisters two young girls. Currently, they’re living in an incomplete one-bedroom space that has serious leaks during the rainy season, making it unlivable.