What we do in 1 minute
What we do in 1 minute
To Build a Nation, Equip the People
Our Vision
To equip, facilitate & empower Sri Lankans, individually & collectively to realize their optimal social and economic rights.
Our Mission
To empower individuals & communities through sustainable development toward inclusive growth, equitable education, optimal health, clean energy adoption, gender equality & climate resilience.
Our Approach
There is no one model that fits all. Each project we undertake is context-specific, people-centric, aimed to equip, capacitate, and moreover, make each of our beneficiaries self-sufficient.
We promote quality education, especially for the marginalized, empowering them with knowledge and safe learning environments.
By facilitating the adoption of clean energy solutions, we pave the way for equitable access to affordable energy while reducing our carbon footprint. Our dedication to gender equality, social justice, and civic engagement amplifies voices, particularly of underrepresented groups, in decision-making processes.
Addressing climate change and sustainable environmental practices are at our core, as we guide communities to mitigate its impact and embrace sustainable living. We extend our reach across borders, partnering both locally and with our international affiliates, addressing unique challenges, fostering cross-regional learning, and collectively shaping a better future.
The Warehouse Project's overarching aim is to empower each member of the community with practical solutions that elevate the quality of their lives and Since its inception in 2010, the Warehouse Project has been deeply engaged with the community, offering a diverse range of initiatives: Crucially, these initiatives are thoughtfully designed to cater to individuals of all age groups, encompassing children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.
The Warehouse Project's overarching aim is to empower each member of the community with practical solutions that elevate the quality of their lives and bring about positive transformation.bring about positive transformation.
With projects being implemented in the Central, Western and Northern Provinces of Sri Lanka, the Warehouse Project, alongside its partners and donors is constantly expanding its reach across the Island.
Where you'll find us
Jeewa's Happy Story
Another Warehouse Project Success Story! Jeewa started out in the slums in Maradana where we first encountered her at the warehouse project cafe! After introducing her to the Good Market Sri Lanka she became an instant sensation with her delicious rice and curry. From her humble beginnings to the prestigious Food Studio at One Galle Face Mall she has shown nothing but courage in bringing her best dishes to the table. We are so proud of her!
"The Warehouse Project took Care of us and Loved Us" | Isuru's Happy Story
From the inception of Warehouse Project Isuru has been always been active, working with warehouse project getting his first break at Coco Veranda many thanks to its founder Sarath Saithimoorthy and going on to win Barista of the year and competing in Asian Barista championships. Now you will find isuru knocking up his barista skills at Café Noir
Where the projects are located
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Poverty
Food Security
With the economic crisis of 2022 Sri Lanka's poor surged from 4 million to 7 million
More than 6 million people are food insecure & require humanitarian assistance
Ageing Population
Brain Drain
From 2022 to March 2023, over 373,000 people left the island in the hopes of finding a better life abroad.
Sri Lanka has the fastest-growing aging population in South Asia. By 2041, 1 in 4 people will be 60 years or over.
Poverty
With the economic crisis of 2022 Sri Lanka's poor surged from 4 million to 7 million
Food Security
More than 6 million people are food insecure & require humanitarian assistance
Ageing Population
Sri Lanka has the fastest-growing aging population in South Asia. By 2041, 1 in 4 people will be 60 years or over.
Brain Drain
Why We Do What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
From 2022 to March 2023, over 373,000 people left the island in the hopes of finding a better life abroad.
