Introduction

Childrens Hunger Relief Fund (CHRF) is a non-profit organisation and promotes the relief of hunger and improved sanitation facilities for the orphans and poor children in Northern and Eastern Sri Lanka. It was founded in 2009 to provide basic needs (milk powder, food, clothing and medical help) for children affected by the war that ended in 2009 in Sri-Lanka.  They have gradually expanded their services by providing numerous livelihood projects:

• Constructed over 1000 wells. 
• Built homes for destitute families with children.
• Financially supported the construction of a children’s ward and a male ward.
• Constructed a building for cottage industries especially for disabled people.
• Constructed toilets.
• Helped with education in various ways.
• Built a preschool in an under privileged village.
• Created a medical unit and many more community projects. 
• Currently they are providing daily meals at an orphanage and providing dry non-perishable food and meals on a monthly basis at other places.

CHRF always seek to give financial support following natural disasters such as flooding, earthquakes in any part of the world. During Covid 19 pandemic, they have helped other charitable organisations in UK, Bangladesh, India and Srilanka.

Grants Awarded to CHRF by One Kind Act   

12 July 2021: One Kind Act feel immense gratitude towards our very loyal and supportive Sponsors - Calcott Services for Children – who have recently risen to their call on social responsibility and made very generous donations to Causes we support. One such Cause is CHRF. Their donation of £5,000 will procure 2 closed centrifuges for storing blood samples of Covid patients at the grossly under-funded Mullaitivu Hospital in Sri Lanka; the samples otherwise get contaminated and cause infection to laboratory staff. 

20 January 2020: A grant of £13,202 was made to provide new equipment and ongoing support for 2 years for the new preschool facilitated by OKA in 2018.  

06 November 2018: A grant of £10000 was made to carry out the construction and funding of a new pre-school for children as part of a new development for the poor.

16 June 2017: A grant of £5000 was made to build/repair wells.

18 June 2016: A grant of £5000 was made to build/repair 10 wells.

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