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OUR PROJECTS

The Focus of Our Efforts

Hover over each project to find out more!

Respect

The project is aimed at Sri Lankan young adults, aged 13-19, to raise awareness on respect values for all humans alike, and on sexual health and well-being awareness.

Our mission is grounded in fundamental yet significant values aimed at fostering a more unified and respectful society. The specific focus of this project is on engaging with youths aged 13-19 in Sri Lanka, with the aspiration of inspiring and guiding them during this crucial stage of their lives. Our selection of topics stems from the recognition that certain subjects are often considered taboo, yet addressing them is essential for a better understanding of society as they transition into adulthood.

RESPECT

SUPPORTING TEA ESTATE WORKERS

Since 2021, WE Sri Lanka has been actively involved in providing essential dry ration donations to the most vulnerable families within the tea plantation communities.

 

This initiative was launched in response to the worsening economic crisis, which left numerous families grappling with the challenge of affording basic food necessities.

Our mission is, essentially, to provide regular essential food relief to the tea estate’s most neediest families.

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Wellbeing

This project stemmed from a desire to create a space specifically to encourage focus on women's wellbeing and to inform, raise awareness and openly discuss women's health topics considered more taboo in the Sri Lankan community and beyond. 

Classes

  • We currently offer free virtual mindfulness sessions run every other month by our experienced practitioners Anupama and Lushani. 

  • Our free virtual Zumba lessons, run weekly by Manoka, are a fantastic way to get fit from your living room. (Please note classes are on a hiatus and  recommence in September 2021). No prior sign up is required for these events. Please feel free to join using the Zoom link in the events description. 

Discussions

 

We hold virtual talks and discussion sessions with experienced health practitioners on topics, which have previously included obstetrics & gynaecology, menopause and breast cancer. Keep your eyes peeled for more events to come, and please do email us if you have any suggestions.

WELLBEING

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WE Teach

WE Sri Lanka run a series of classes to help empower women through sharing knowledge and skills. Classes are delivered on a weekly basis by our team of member volunteers. 

WE Teach English
WE Sri Lanka holds weekly virtual beginners English classes for women in Sri Lanka and the U.K.  


WE Teach ‘Life in the U.K.’
Coming soon!

Volunteering

Sharing knowledge and teaching others is rewarding in itself, while also helping to enhance your own teachings, presentation and organisational skills. 

Contact us to find out more, either as a potential student or a volunteer: Srilankanwegroup@gmail.com to find out more.

WE Teach

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