Sana Commerce Donates Water Purifying Filter

Chronic Kidney Disease (also known as CKD) is a major health problem prevailing in many districts of Sri Lanka; vastly in the North Central, Northwestern, and Uva provinces. 

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the North Central province had reported an estimated 20,000 CKD patients with Anuradhapura being the most affected district in the year 2000. The disease had caused many casualties, stranding a lot of children in many rural areas. One such town was Kabithigollawa, which we selected during our appraisal process this year. 

Kahatagollawa 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. 

Chronic Kidney Disease (also known as CKD) is a major health problem prevailing in many districts of Sri Lanka; vastly in the North Central, Northwestern, and Uva provinces. 

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the North Central province had reported an estimated 20,000 CKD patients with Anuradhapura being the most affected district in the year 2000. The disease had caused many casualties, stranding a lot of children in many rural areas. One such town was Kabithigollawa, which we selected during our appraisal process this year.