A rural and poor school with 101 Children grade 1 – 11 from poor families and 19 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated on top of the mountain (height 920 m) in Landupitiya village, far from the Padiyapelella town area Nuwara Eliya District in Central Province. The villagers who are living here are very poor, and some parents of the children working as daily labors in vegetable farms and some others working as daily labours in tea states and rice fields. They have and old pipeline system, every day it is broken and the eldest school boys have to repair it during school time.

A rural and poor school with 27 children grade 1 – 5 from poor families and 6 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated in very rural and isolated area in Higurawala village, far from the Therepehe town area Kandy District in Central Province and villagers who are living here is very poor, and some parents of the children working as daily labors in vegetable farms and rice fields

A rural and poor school with 15 children grade 1 – 5 from low income families and 6 teachers use the new facilities.
The school is situated in rural area in Walapane and far from the city in Central Province. They have existing tube well but they do not have water and no proper water system to school, without proper water system no water for drinking and even for cleaning purposes. School children were struggling

A rural and poor school with 630 Children grade 1 – 13 from poor families and 49 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated in Rabukandana village, far from the Ridigama town area in North Western Province and villagers who are living here is very poor, and some parents of the children working as daily labors in coconut states and some others working on rice fields for very low salary, some females working in a garment factory in the town. Sinhala, Tamil and Muslim students

A rural and very poor school with 325 children grade 1 – 11 from poor families and 18 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated in Samagipura village, far from the Puttlam Town area in North Western Province and villagers who are living here is very poor, and some parents of the children working as daily labors in bricks factories

A poor school with 110 children grade 1 – 11 from fishing families and 14 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated in Dungalpitiya fishing village, closed to Pamunugama town area in Gampaha District in Western Province and villagers who are living here is very poor and they are catholic families and some families speaking Tamil,

A poor and rural school with 122 Children grade 1 – 5 from poor families and 8 teachers use the new facilities.
CP/Siri Parakumba Primary School is located within the Weligodawaththa Grama Niladhari
Division, nestled within the administrative bounds of the Pasbagekoralaya Divisional
Secretary’s Division in the Kandy District of the Central Province. It serves as an educational
Hub for a rural, underprivileged student

A rural and very poor Muslim school with 144 Children grade 1 – 11 from poor families and 16 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated on Galpoththa village on a top of a rock mountain, very far from the Nawalapitiya city area in Central Province and villagers who are living here is very poor, and some parents of the children working as daily labors in tea estates and vegetable farms and some others working as daily labours in the Nawalapitiya city and there are no any government servants in this village. They have community water supply but in the dry season no water

The Hydry Community, including the Sri Bodhiraja Buddhist Temple, is located in the Rozella – Hatton Tea Estate area of the Pasbage Korale Divisional Secretary’s Division, in the Kandy District of the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The community is identified as a marginalized rural community, composed of 37 families totaling 180 individuals The Bodhiraja Buddhist Temple, situated atop a hill, serves as the primary place of worship for the community and provides significant religious support for families in need.
The Hydry community is recognized as one of the isolated communities in the Sri Lankan hill country