Empowering and Uplifting Communities through Working Together
Empowering and Uplifting Communities through Working Together
The Aspire Community Foundation was set up to help Sri Lankan communities to improve their quality of life through education, training, welfare and sustainable development programmes, including relief for those whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID crisis and other difficulties. We work with volunteers and in collaboration with other NGOS, providing essential services and programmes that align with our objectives of empowering and uplifting Sri Lankans in urban and rural areas of the country.
No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.
We have distributed food supplies to communities that have been affected by COVID and the economic crisis across the country. Sustainable agriculture programmes have been implemented with partners to help communities become self-sufficient with generating income and food.
Supporting the educational needs of children in Sri Lanka, including children of prisoners, care leavers and special needs schools through projects with Partners has provided sponsorships and bursaries to help students at university and school continue their education.
We work with partner NGOs to support vocational training schemes for youth including English Classes, Computer Skills training and other vocational skills qualifications.
To support and uplift Sri Lankan communities through welfare and community-based programmes in:
-educational and vocational training
-entrepreneurship and small business support
-food supplies and essential welfare needs
-responding to the Covid crisis through relief programmes
To educate, empower and elevate Sri Lankan communities, to improve their lives and make useful contributions to society.
Since our incorporation in 2021, we have worked with schools, volunteers and other organisations to support those in need of welfare, education and other services, to create sustainable outcomes.
We work with partner organisations and volunteers who help us reach rural communities to support them with immediate welfare needs and long term sustainable livelihood projects, enabling their journey to self-reliance.
Food supplies and support for communities whose livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic in 2020, and the economic crisis in Sri Lanka since 2022. This includes daily wage earners and marginalised groups.
Supporting programmes to develop skills and education in rural villages, for care leavers and disadvantaged groups with limited access to skill development opportunities.
Supporting small businesses and sustainable agriculture in rural communities with training, support and seed funding.