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About Us

Compassion in Action

Consolation Lanka Relief Work is a registered charitable trust dedicated to bringing hope, dignity, and sustainable support to vulnerable communities across Sri Lanka.

4,900+
People reached
10
Active programmes
4
Districts served
100%
Transparent reporting
Essential food supplies delivered to a family at their home
Our Story

Rooted in Vavuniya

Based in Vavuniya in Sri Lanka's Northern Province, we work with communities affected by poverty, displacement and natural disaster. Our programmes grew out of what people told us they needed most: schooling for their children, a safe roof, medical care within reach, and a way to earn a living.

We are a registered charitable trust — registration ET-01 & FOLIO 23824 — and publish what we receive and where it goes. Contributions reach the programmes described on this site.

What Guides Us

Our Values

Three commitments that shape how we choose work and how we carry it out.

Compassion

Every person we meet is treated with dignity, whatever their circumstances. Need is never a reason for judgement.

Integrity

We account for every contribution and publish what we do with it. Trust is the only currency a charity really has.

Sustainability

We favour work that outlasts us — skills, shelter and schooling rather than one-off relief alone.

Our Team

Leadership

Dedicated individuals committed to serving the community with integrity.

A. Sritharan

A. Sritharan

President

Founding President and Director, leading Consolation Lanka mission to serve underprivileged communities in Sri Lanka.

T. Mathursan

T. Mathursan

Secretary

Managing organizational operations and coordinating relief programs across communities.

S. Vivekananthan

S. Vivekananthan

Treasurer

Overseeing financial management and ensuring transparent allocation of resources to programs.

Accountability

100% Transparency

We provide detailed reports on how contributions are used. If you would like a breakdown for a particular programme, ask us — we will send it.

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