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Sivan Arul Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming and empowering vulnerable communities in Sri Lanka through childcare, education, livelihood support, and sustainable development initiatives. They run a children's home, a hostel, and a vegetarian restaurant in Thiruketheeswaram, alongside multiple education centers in remote villages. To promote economic stability, they offer university scholarships and create livelihood opportunities through integrated farms, a food processing factory in Kilinochchi, a bakery in Puthukkudiyiruppu, and microfinance projects. Their Palms Together initiative helps disadvantaged women achieve financial independence by producing eco-friendly palmyra leaf housewares and handloom cotton textiles. The foundation prioritizes natural materials, sustainable agriculture, and solar energy to promote environmental sustainability. As a not-for-profit, Sivan Arul Foundation reinvests all surplus into expanding its programs and strengthening community resilience. Through holistic development, they uplift marginalized groups and foster long-term social and economic empowerment.
Operating since 2005
2-10 Members
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