International Medical Health OrganizationMark & Donna Penny led Team Solihull (UK) on their latest Ultra Challenge to raise funds for IMHO USA to build a much needed pediatric
A Community Oriented Primary Care Program is being initiated in the Kilinochchi area covering the entire district and serving 200,000 people, under the supervision of
75 toilets were handed over to the beneficiaries in the Maskeliya and Norton areas in the plantation sector. Mr. Sivakumaran (IMHO USA AC member) and
The Smart Board is a type of interactive whiteboard that allows teachers to write on the board, annotate PDFs and images, control software applications, share
Clean water (as well as toilets and good hygiene!) is what keeps us all healthy. They should be a normal part of daily life for
Working with spinal cord injured since 2012. Purchased 30 Three-wheelers for the paraplegics. Built 30 special-need Toilets, 3 more pending and 3 wells. Support Mobile
Team Solihull completed a grueling 50 KM (a total of 1,125 KM walked) to raise funds for the great needs in the North, East and
Primary Care Centers built in 2006 at Panchenai and Koolavaddy. These centers are renovated through the Regional Director of Health Services, Batticaloa District in the
Provide mobility devices, wheel chairs, artificial limbs, physiotherapy, etc. Educational grants for children with physical disability Public Outreach Programs at the cost of $15,000/year Last
This project is the brainchild of Director of Education Killinotchci North, and is being sponsored by Ratnam Foundation (UK) and IMHO USA. 1520 students from