Leano brings a massive SMILE to Little Aid

Little Aid - Ex Combatants (child soldiers) music project - Sri Lanka

Update report on Ambepusse project – Rehabilitation of child soldiers

Ambepusse Rehabilitation Centre is closed as of 15th November. Some of the children have been reunited with their family and friends and the rest have been transferred to Ratmalana Hindu College near Colombo. There are currently around 277 children being cared for at the Ratmalana Hindu College compound and nearly half of them were transferred from Ambepusse Rehabilitation Centre. Some of the children are undergoing education in order to join the mainstream education system and the rest are continuing with their vocational training which they started in Ambepusse.

Initiative 2009 & Little Aid Medicine Project - Phase 1

'Little Aid' - Ambepusse Project Latest Video

Press Release: 1140 KG (1.12 Tonne) of medicine to Vavunia Hospital

PRESS RELEASE: 12th October 2009

Little Aid, a registered charity in the UK, has successfully transported 1140 KG (1.12 Tonne) of medicine to Vavunia Hospital. This large quantity of medicine was donated by a Danish Charity, Medicine without Borders. The majority of the medicine had a very long expiry date of July 2011.

This consignment consists of seven kinds of medicine used for very common deceases such as high cholesterol, as well as general pain killers and medicine for anxiety and depression, heartburn and stomach ulcers. These medicines are valued for £16,500 (Rs 30 Lacks). Iniativet 2009 secured this donation from Medicine without Borders.

Little Aid can mean a lot to war victims

East Finchley resident Dr Mareeni Raymond tells us about the charity she has helped to set up for the benefit of those affected by the civil war in Sri Lanka.

As a Sri Lankan brought up in the UK, I was moved and disturbed by the conflict there. Thousands who have had to leave their homes and possessions now live in very basic camps set up by the government.

Rehabilitating them will take time and will be a difficult task.
They need basic things such as food and clothing and, in the long-term, education, psychological and social support.

Our commitment


'Little Aid' is committed to work towards the betterment of internally displaced people in Sri Lanka due to the civil war.

Current projects

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Ambepusse Rehabilitation Centre

This centre currently houses

Long term projects


Our long term objective is to provide secure housing, education and training for orphan children and disabled

Project reports

Project No Date Project Cost
10 12.10.09 Musical instruments to Ambepusse - Phase 2 1,785.00 GBP
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9 06.10.09 1140 kg Medicine to Vavunia Hospital 1,808.78 GBP
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7 25.09.09 Thesam - Book Project 1,000.00 GBP
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8 22.07.09 Musical instruments to Ambepusse - Phase 1 1,411.00 GBP
6 01.07.09 1892 Garments delivery to Chettikulam IDP camp
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5 24.06.09 Cloths delivery to Chettikulam on 24th June 2009
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4 06.06.09 Little Aid sustainability - project 2 & 3 1,332.00 GBP
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3 01.06.09 Vegetable Delivery to Chettikulam 732.58 GBP
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2 31.05.09 Infant Milk Powder Delivery to Chettikulam 650.00 GBP
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1 18.05.09 Lorry load of Vegitable delivery to Chettikulam IDP camp 754.56 GBP
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