OUR PARTNERS
We are currently partnering with the Hospital Services Council (HSC) at National Hospital of Sri Lanka to ensure our donations are distributed equitably across Sri Lanka.
Hospital Services Council (HSC) - Sri Lanka
The Hospital Services Council (HSC) was founded in 1984 and operates as a government-approved charity based at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka in Colombo. Originally focused on assisting patients at this flagship hospital, the HSC has since broadened its efforts to support other government hospitals across Sri Lanka. HSC collaborates closely with the National Hospital’s administration and medical staff, as well as with regional hospitals and organizations island-wide.
The partnership between the Hospital Services Council (HSC) in Sri Lanka and the Hospital Services Support Foundation (HSSF) in California is pivotal in the management and distribution of medical equipment and supplies. HSC takes on the crucial tasks of receiving, storing, and equitably distributing these donations, ensuring they reach patients and government hospitals in need throughout Sri Lanka.
This collaboration highlights a robust commitment to effective aid distribution, significantly enhancing the impact of both organizations in their shared mission to strengthen Sri Lanka’s healthcare infrastructure.
Message from the Director of Hospital Services Council (HSC) - Sri Lanka
Rev. Rajawelle Subhuti Thera
Director, Hospital Service Council
Reflecting on the past few years, we are proud of our successful expansion of partnerships with both local and international individuals and organizations, which has notably enhanced the quality of our services. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our sponsors, donors, and volunteers for their steadfast support. We are particularly grateful to our international partners in the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK for their continued generosity in supplying us with invaluable medical equipment and supplies. Despite these advancements, the demand from patients and rural hospitals remains substantial. We wish to emphasize the continued need for additional funding to enhance our local resources for storage, maintenance, and distribution. We extend our deepest gratitude to the Board of Directors of the National Hospital, the Chief Matron and Nursing staff, Consultants, and all Medical and Administrative staff. Their cooperation is vital for us to continue providing essential support to those in need.