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The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society distributes essential Non-Food Items to 200 families in the Mullaitivu district under the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). The devastating impacts of the Fengal Cyclone have led to severe flooding, isolating many Grama Niladhari divisions across the

The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) hosted a transformative workshop at the National Headquarters Training Hall, focusing on our Strategic Plan for the next five years. This important session united our team to discuss roles, organizational goals, objectives, SMART indicators, and key activities that will guide us on our journey toward greater humanitarian impact.

The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society, with the support of International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), successfully conducted a Branch Disaster Response Team (BDRT) Training Program for the Mannar Branch. BDRT teams are essential in disaster situations, acting as the first responders in their communities. Through this training, our dedicated volunteers have been equipped

On December 19, 2024, a multi-day trawler carrying 103 Rohingya refugees drifted towards Mullivaikal, Mullaitivu, in search of refuge. In response to a request from the Department of Immigration & Emigration, the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society with International Committee of the Red Cross provided critical non-food items such as sanitary products, hygiene kits, baby

On September 21, 2024, amidst the anticipation and fervor of the Presidential Election in Sri Lanka, a beacon of solidarity and compassion shone brightly across the nation. The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society, renowned for its unwavering commitment to humanity, stood steadfast at polling centers throughout the island, offering essential care, compassion, and first-aid services

Source: Anticipation Hub More than 80 participants, coming from across South Asia. Two full days, which were structured around delivering three clear outcomes. And, by the close of the inaugural South Asia Dialogue Platform, the numbers added up to success: eight countries now have a clear pathway towards establishing national frameworks for anticipatory action. A

Sri Lanka marks a significant milestone with the launch of the 1st Sri Lanka Dialogue Platform on Anticipatory Action. The two-day event, hosted by the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society along with the Ministry of Defence’  Disaster Management Division in Colombo on September 12-13, brings together a diverse group of national stakeholders and international representatives

Colombo, Sri Lanka — The South Asia Dialogue Platform  (SADP) for Anticipatory Action commenced on September 10, 2024, at the Hilton Colombo, bringing together key regional leaders and stakeholders to enhance disaster preparedness across South Asia. Organized by the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society in collaboration with the Disaster Management Division of the Ministry of

Sri Lanka Red Cross Society, in partnership with the Disaster Management Division of the Ministry of Defence, is set to host the much-anticipated South Asian Dialogue Platform for Anticipatory Action from September 10-11, 2024. This pivotal event aims to foster proactive approaches to disaster management across the region. The two-day platform will bring together key

On Wednesday, September 4, 2024, a pivotal roundtable discussion took place in Colombo, Sri Lanka, focusing on strengthening the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society’s (SLRCS) role in addressing humanitarian needs arising from migration and displacement. The meeting supported the SLRCS Strategic Plan for 2024-2030, specifically aligning with Strategic Objective of Restoring Family Links (RFL), Migration