Sana Commerce Donates New School Building to Habarana Weragala Vidyalaya

Sana Commerce Sri Lanka is very focused on improving the lives of people in the community.
Sana Commerce Sri Lanka is very focused on improving the lives of people in the community.

With the support from our global employees across Netherlands and Ukraine, Sana Commerce Sri Lanka chose Weragala Vidyalaya located in Habarana to help under the CSR Project in 2018.

This school had 55 students enrolled. However, this school was one that lacked the basic facilities to provide a conducive learning environment for these students. In fact, they didn’t even have a roof over their heads. Therefore, Sana Commerce Sri Lanka chose this school for the program and offered a new building. One that was equipped with new facilities that could offer a better education to these students. Thus, making the long-time dream of the principal of the school who had a vision of developing the school but lacked the resources.

Having developed Weragala Vidyalaya, Sana Commerce Sri Lanka also donated equipment to upgrade the facilities of another school in the Anuradhapura district, which was Kumbukgahawewa Primary School. Sana Commerce Sri Lanka shared that these facilities can be used by the school from the coming year onward.

An opening ceremony was held to mark the completion of the new building at Weragala Vidyalaya on the 17th of November. The opening saw employees of Sana Commerce Sri Lanka from The Netherlands in attendance with the students of the Anuradhapura district.  

Other initiatives

Proper sanitation unit for Peramaduwa Vidyalaya

In 2017, we selected T/Kan/Peramaduwa Vidyalaya, which is a school found in Agbopura, Kanthale. The children and teachers were in a rural area and this school lacked proper infrastructure. After hearing we decided to support the school by constructing one building to hold classrooms and a proper washroom for the boys. The project estimated an amount of LKR 2,000,000 that the CSR committee raised through fundraising activities and donations.

Providing ICT Facilities for Dammala Primary School

The primary aim of this CSR program was to provide students at Dammala Primary School with access to modern technology and equip them with the skills they need to thrive in the 21st century. The CSR program was implemented in several stages, each designed to ensure that the school received the necessary resources and support to achieve its goals. The school shelters 97 students and 5 hardworking teachers who try their best to educate these children who are coming from families with considerably lower income. We delivered a complete classroom which can be used as a Smart classroom or a computer lab with 5 Desktop computers and a laptop.

Water for the Kahatagahagollawa Vidyalaya 💦

Kahatagahagollawa Vidyalaya is a small school in Kabithigollawa with only 180 students studying in grades from 1 to 11. The school and the village had been largely affected by CKD and many of them lived too far to seek medical attention. After research, we did in that area, we found that access to clean drinking water could solve the problem to some extent. Considering that, we at Sana Commerce Sri Lanka committed to investing in fixing a water purifying filter for the school.

A New School Building to Habarana Weragala Vidyalaya 🎓

With the support from our global employees across Netherlands and Ukraine, Sana Commerce Sri Lanka chose Weragala Vidyalaya located in Habarana to help under the CSR Project in 2018. This school currently has 55 students enrolled. However, this school was one that lacked the basic facilities to provide a conducive learning environment for these students

‘Sipsatharata Arunellak’ 2019 🤝

Sana Commerce Sri Lanka marking its fifth-year anniversary, successfully built three classroom buildings and an IT and science laboratory for the Maha Andarawewa Junior School in Nawagattegama, as well as renovated other infrastructure to provide a learning-conducive environment. We also conducted a knowledge transfer session among the students on the basics of using computers, providing scholarships to the best-performing students, and then went on to plant around 100 plants at the school.