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International Medical Health OrganizationIMHO USA donated some seed money and the land belonged to Mr. Murali Ramalingam Treasurer of IMHO USA and the people of Parapangandal Village in Mannar District cultivated and harvested a phenomenal amount of paddy. Implemented by New Life Foundation UK Tamil. March 12th 2023.
Dry rations to families with special needs. 40 families in Jaffna received Rs. 5000 worth of rations, another 35 in the Vanni area will receive the following week. An IMHO USA project. July 10th 2022.
110 individuals participated in the IMHO USA sponsored Livelihood skills training program. They were trained on Soap making, biogas production and food safety issues. The training was provided by Mr. D. M. Ajith kumara, Agriculture officer; Mr. N. M. Kasun Palinda Nawarathna. Agriculture Advisor and Mr. Soundhararajan Grama Sevagar. June 30th 2022.
An example of sustainable microeconomy. IMHO USA gave money for seeds and agricultural equipment and some training to the housewives of Maskeliya area. Now the produce from their successful gardening is being sold to the cooperative store, started by the women themselves with little seed money from IMHO USA.
His Excellency Raakesh Natraj the deputy High commissioner of India visited the IMHO upcountry office and discussed the IMHO projects uplifting the life of the upcountry population with Mr. Kandiah Vigneshwaran of IMHO Sri Lanka on the 17th of January 2021.
Thousands of Sri Lankans, mostly from rural areas in the Northern and Eastern region of Sri Lanka, who were already struggling to survive, were adversely impacted by the inclement weather caused by the Cyclone Burevi last year and the adverse weather conditions that persisted afterwards. Many lost livelihoods, homes and even family members. Our appeal for help towards these disadvantaged communities was graciously answered by the International Medical Health Organisation (USA). IMHO USA. Thanks to their kind support, we were able to provide 225 families from rural areas in the North and East of Sri Lanka with essential grocery supplies and a much requested mosquito net. The distributions took place in Sittandy, Murukandy, Mathagal, Aalady-Uduvil and Kodikamam, with some of the items home delivered due to families being under home quarantine.