Our Work in Sri Lanka so far this Year

Despite a quieter period, HSSF initiated several important projects and donated medical equipment to hospitals across Sri Lanka. Here is a look at each effort—what happened, what we donated, and whom it helps.

Mahiyanganya Regional Hospital

Some donated equipment at Mahiyanganya Regional Hospital
Some donated equipment at Mahiyanganya Regional Hospital.

Cyclone Ditwah devastated parts of Sri Lanka in late November 2025, and Mahiyanganya Regional Hospital was among those affected. The hospital—the main referral facility for a wide rural area in Uva Province—sustained significant infrastructure damage. In response, HSC provided medical equipment, including ICU beds supplied by HSSF, to support the hospital’s recovery. Hospital administrators, HSC representatives, and local clergy attended the handover, which Sri Lanka Rupavahini also covered live.

Equipment handover at Mahiyanganya Regional Hospital
Official handover with hospital staff and HSSF representatives.

HSSF sourced the equipment to meet the specific standards requested by the hospital’s clinical staff, allowing the hospital to put it into immediate use.

 

 

📺 Sri Lanka Rupavahini News segment covering the HSSF donation. Source: Sri Lanka Rupavahini News.


Homagama Base Hospital

Side by side view of before and after renovation
A side by side view of before and after renovation.

After learning that the OPD wound dressing room at Homagama Base Hospital was in poor condition, the HSSF Board funded the necessary repairs and new equipment, including surgical dressing tables and furniture. Here are a few photos from the project. You can also read the official acknowledgement letter HSSF received from the Homagama Base Hospital.

Under the leadership of Venerable Rajawelle Subhuthi Thero, Director of HSC, HSSF and partner organizations donated medical equipment worth approximately LKR 40 million to Homagama Base Hospital.
The Hospital Services Support Foundation (HSSF) in San Francisco, USA, together with members of the Hospital Services Foundation in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, provided the medical equipment.
We sincerely thank Dr. Nilmini Silva and Mr. Amila for coordinating and facilitating the delivery of these medical supplies to Homagama Base Hospital. The wound dressing room serves dozens of patients every day. Although the renovation may appear modest, it has a direct and immediate impact on the quality and safety of the care those patients receive. Donors like you make all of these efforts possible.

If you’d like to support a specific project or contribute to HSSF’s ongoing work in Sri Lanka, donate here — Your contribution goes exactly where you intend, with no overhead.

Some donated equipment
HSSF President Prabhath Silva joined Ven. Subhuthi Thero at the opening ceremony during his visit to Sri Lanka in June 2026.
Some donated equipment
Some of the medical equipment donated from our latest shipment.
The placard commemorating the official handover
The placard commemorating the official handover of the wound dressing room.

Department of Sri Lanka Government Information covering the HSSF donation.
Source: Department of Sri Lanka Government Information News

Sithumini Pre-School

Cyclone Ditwah also badly damaged Sithumini Pre-School in Chilaw. The cyclone cracked the walls, tore away sections of the roof, and left the interior unsafe, forcing the school to suspend classes indefinitely.

At the request of Ven. Subhuthi Thero, HSSF connected a Bay Area donor with the project. The donor funded the school’s rebuilding, helping restore a safe learning environment for the community’s children. The work included structural repairs, fresh plastering and painting, and replacement of furniture and learning materials.

Have a project in mind? Donate through HSSF, and we’ll help make it happen—with no bureaucracy and your contribution going exactly where you intend.

Rebuilding work underway at Sithumini Pre-School
Repair and rebuilding work underway.
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The restored classroom, ready for children to return.