Healing with hope
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Welcome to Sri Lanka Leukaemia
Foundation - United Kingdom
Welcome to the Sri Lanka Leukaemia Foundation in the UK (SLLF UK), a compassionate charity registered in the UK under Charity No. 1189432, devoted to enhancing the lives of children and adults in Sri Lanka who are battling leukaemia and other cancers. Our primary mission is to support the Apeksha Hospital in Maharagama, Sri Lanka, striving to ease the hardship faced by these patients and their families through effective, targeted aid.
Founded in 2008 by the visionary Shiranthi Peiris, along with a dedicated group of Sri Lankans residing in the UK, SLLF UK has grown from its humble beginnings into a leading organisation within the Sri Lankan community in the UK. Under the guidance of its founders we have continually pushed forward in our efforts. Some of the these founding members remain active and passionately involved, bolstered by many new volunteers who have joined over the years.
At SLLF UK, our commitment extends beyond financial support; we are dedicated to fostering a community of care and resilience. Join us in our journey to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by cancer in Sri Lanka.
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''with hope,every possibility unfolds''
Join us in turning possibilities into realities! Become a SLLF UK member or a volunteer and play a pivotal role in our fundraising efforts. As part of our community, you'll have the opportunity to attend committee meetings as an abserver and see first hand the impact of your involvemet.
Let's make a difference together - your journey with us starts here!
WHAT WE DO
We raise money in different ways to fund authorised projects at the Apeksha Hospital Maharagama.So far we have hosted a fashion show,arranged two boat dances down theThamesand anannual fund raising dinner dance for the last fifteen years.
OUR AIM
Our aim is to continue funding projects that are identified for us by the Management of Apeksha Hospital for the benefit of the cancerpatients.
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