Health is a Foundation for Life.

Good health enables people to learn, work, care for their families, and participate fully in society. It is essential for strong communities, resilient families, and a thriving future. Yarah Charity’s Good Health & Well-being programme supports vulnerable communities in Sri Lanka through Free Medical Camps, blood donation initiatives, emergency response efforts, and health awareness campaigns. These efforts provide lifesaving assistance,essential care, and health education, particularly in crises, emergencies, and underserved areas.Our work is guided by UN SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being, which champions healthy lives and well-being for all at all ages.

Why Good Health Matters in Sri Lanka?

Sri Lanka’s public health system has delivered strong outcomes, including significant increases in life expectancy and the elimination of major infectious diseases such as malaria, polio and neonatal tetanus. (APO) – https://apo.who.int/publications/i/item/sri-lanka-health-system-review Yet the country continues to face challenges that affect everyday life for many families:

a growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease

    • ongoing pressures on public health systems due to economic limitations
    • reduced access to essential medicines and preventive care in remote regions
    • rising costs of healthcare and out-of-pocket spending
    • impacts of natural disasters that disrupt health services and infrastructure

1. Medical Aid & Free Medical Camps

Our MedicalAid efforts bring primary and preventive health services directly to communities

that lack access to regular care.

At Free Medical Camps, beneficiaries receive:

  • health check-ups and consultations
  • screening for common conditions (blood pressure, glucose, BMI)
  • basic treatment and referral support
  • essential medicines and follow-up planning
  • maternal, child and elderly health assessments

These camps are especially crucial in rural areas, during emergencies, and where transport

or costs hinder access to care.

2. Blood Donation & Emergency Health Support

Access to safe blood can make the difference between life and death — especially in

emergencies, trauma cases, and maternal health crises.

We coordinate Blood Donation Drives with local partners to:

  • collect and supply safe blood to hospitals
  • promote voluntary blood donation culture
  • support emergency surgical and critical care needs
  • In times of disaster, our emergency health teams also provide rapid response support,

    helping save lives when every minute counts.

3. Disaster Recovery & Health Response

Sri Lanka is vulnerable to natural disasters — floods, landslides, cyclones, and other

emergencies that disrupt lives and overwhelm local health systems.

During disaster response, Yarah Charity:

  • sets up mobile clinics and treatment tents
  • distributes medicines, first-aid supplies, and nutrition packs
  • offers psychological first aid and crisis support
  • assists with evacuation support in coordination with relief authorities

Our aim is to bring care to the frontlines ofneed — where families are displaced, cut off from

regular services, or facing life-threatening conditions.

4. Health, Nutrition & Prevention Awareness

Good health begins with good knowledge.

Our education programmes empower communities with practical information on

  • disease prevention and hygiene
  • nutrition for children and families
  • healthy lifestyles and physical wellbeing
  • maternal and child health care
  • early detection of common conditions

Awareness and preventive action reduce illness, hospital visits, and long-term health costs,

strengthening entire communities.

The Impact of Good Health & Well-being

Good health transforms lives:

  • children stay in school and grow with strength
  • families avoid catastrophic medical costs
  • communities become more resilient to crises
  • individuals gain dignity, empowerment and stability

Health is life. Support keeps life going.

You can help us:

  • expand Free Medical Camps
  • coordinate more Blood Donation drives
  • provide emergency health response in disasters
  • support health education and nutrition awareness
  • donate medical supplies and resources

Together, we can build healthier, stronger communities across Sri Lanka.

Bank Details

Account Name : Yarah Charity

Bank Name / Code – Hatton National Bank / 7083

Account Number : 169020146878

Bank Branch / Code – KINNIYA / 169

Swift Code – HBLILKLX