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Youth as agents of behavioural change
18 Aug

Youth as agents of behavioural change

Mahieash Johnney – IFRC Communications & Information Manager in Sri Lanka   19/08/2012 – Tholangamuwa, Sri Lanka: Travelling 2 hours away from Colombo towards the hilly terrains of Sri Lanka you come to a village called Tholangamuwa. The village is a calm typical hilly side town where the hustle and bustle of the busy city

Distributing water to the drought affected in SE Sri Lanka
09 Aug

Distributing water to the drought affected in SE Sri Lanka

09/08/2012, Monaragala, Sri Lanka: The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society’s Moneragala branch upon a request from the District Secretary of the Moneragala District took steps to distribute drinking water for the people in the area who were severely affected by the drought that is prevailing in certain parts of Sri Lanka. Moneragala is the second

Volunteering in Emergencies
02 Aug

Volunteering in Emergencies

02/08/2012 – Colombo, Sri Lanka: From providing first aid to delivering relief to most vulnerable, Red Cross volunteers plays a key role during disasters. According to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) definition, a volunteer is someone who works for a more humane and peaceful world by delivering services directly

Sri Lanka Red Cross expanding support to help more returnees
17 Jul

Sri Lanka Red Cross expanding support to help more returnees

By Mahieash Johnney, Communications & Information Manager in Colombo, Sri Lanka 17.07.2012, Colombo, Sri Lanka: The International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) working in partnership with the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) signed an agreement with the Government of India to reach out to more families affected by the conflict

School children take part in dengue awareness campaign
20 Jun

School children take part in dengue awareness campaign

22/06/2012 – Colombo, Sri Lanka: The Colombo branch of the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society launched a campaign against dengue by engaging school children in the Homagama area.The branch organised an art exhibition, involving school children from 30 schools within the Homagama Educational Zone. Schools were requested to submit 10 best drawings from each school,