Launch of Beyond Re-engineering process website
19 Dec 2012

Launch of Beyond Re-engineering process website

26/12/2012 – Colombo, Sri Lanka: An Innovative  website on Way Forward Beyond Reengineering was launched by the SARD Regional Secretary’s General Forum in Pakistan on the 18th December 2012 with the participation of Secretaries General of Pakistan RC, Indian RC, Bangladesh RC, Nepal RC, Afghanistan RC, Maldives RC , SLRCS and IFRCS Members. www.wayforward-beyond-reengineering-slrcs.info is not

SLRCS Muthur division gets a new home
14 Dec 2012

SLRCS Muthur division gets a new home

09/12/2012 – Muthur, Sri Lanka: The SLRCS Muthur divisional office of the Muthur branch moved to a new building today under the auspices of the President of Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) Jagath Abeysinghe. The president opened this building during his visit to the Trincomalee district to look into activities in the region along

Building communities in a former war zone in the North East
23 Nov 2012

Building communities in a former war zone in the North East

23/02/2012 – Walioya, Sri Lanka: The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS), with support from the German Red Cross recently laid the foundation stone to build a community hall for people in Gajabapura & Moneratanne in the Walioya Divisional Secretariat in the Mullativu District. Over 100 families live in these villages. These areas once were

First Aid training to the military
15 Nov 2012

First Aid training to the military

15/11/2012 – Walioya, Sri Lanka: The First Aid division of the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society carried out several trainings recently under the request from the 23rd Division Camp of Sri Lanka Army located in Walioya. The first aid trainings saw 26 members of the military receiving the knowledge in basic first aid and other

Severe weather affects over 50,000 in Sri Lanka
29 Oct 2012

Severe weather affects over 50,000 in Sri Lanka

Mahieash Johnney in Sri Lanka   01/11/2012 – Colombo, Sri Lanka: The adverse weather effects stemming from tropical cyclone Nilam has affected over 50,000 in Sri Lanka while displacing closer to 5000 people from across the island, while 2 people have already fell victim to the cyclone. The cyclonic conditions have brought in minor flooding