Muslim Aid Sri Lanka

A Safer Shelter

The end of war in May 2009 instilled hope among the displaced people to return to their places of origin. Shelter is one of the basic human needs and Muslim Aid has provided housing and shelter to those in need.

Economic Empowerment of Disadvantaged People

Economic empowerment programmes by Muslim Aid aim to establish sustainable livelihood opportunities to help vulnerable people earn an income, break the cycle of poverty and uplift their quality of life.

Water for LIFE

Every year, aorund 6 to 8 million people die due to water borne diseases.Muslim Aid Sri Lanka is committed to providing access to safe drinking water and sanitation (WASH) to those in need.

Education for All

Muslim Aid focuses on renovating & repairing school buildings and providing access to quality education in the country.

Primary Health Care

Muslim Aid Sri Lanka has conducted many projects under Health Care, mostly during Emergency situations like civil war and natural disasters.

Peace Building & Partnerships

Muslim Aid’s networking efforts have led to the strengthening of existing partnerships and the promotion of peace and coexistence among the diverse communities in the country.

Feed the Fasting

The concept of Zakath entails donating a portion of your wealth to those in need. In a very basic sense, it essentially that Muslims look out for one another.

Child Care

The Rainbow Family Child Support programme and Orphan Care project has been uniquely designed to bring dignity to the lives of suffering children due to abject poverty.

Education for All

To ensure safe and quality education to vulnerable rural children in 13 schools in Monaragala district...

Uplifting Socio Economic

Uplifting Socio Economic Condition of the Vulnerable Poor Families in Trincomalee district...

Livestock Rearing Programme

Aiming to target the people well below the poverty line, Muslim Aid Sri Lanka involves in livelihood support

Area Development Programme

Muslim Aid Sri Lanka launched the Area Development Programme this year in Mutur, Trincomalee; with the patronage of the Divisional Secretariat, Zonal Education Office, and the MOH office Mutur. The project was established with the aim enhancing the Socio Economic Condition of the Shafi Nagar Community and develop the region as a model village by ensuring communities have access to inclusive Eco-Friendly and Sustainable livelihood options; Education and Civic Facilities; and access to Nutritional food and Health Services.

Branch & Satellite Offices

Muslim Aid has been active in Sri Lanka through local partners over the last ten years supporting education, nutrition, shelter and income generation projects. Muslim Aid’s Sri Lanka Field Office was established in May 2005 in the aftermath of the tsunami in 2004, to primarily address tsunami reconstruction and rehabilitation work. Today, we provide emergency relief to victims of disasters. We also provide long term development assistance in the form of microfinance, education, child support, water and sanitation, health and housing and shelter. MASL is also involved in peace building activities. While adhering to our global vision, mission and values, MASL believes Sri Lanka’s local situation requires a special set of guidelines.

Muttur - Trincomalee

Oddamavadi - Batticaloa

Horowpathana - Anuradhapura

Bakinigahawela - Monaragala

Latest News

Muslim Aid Sri Lanka celebrates 15 years of service in Sri Lanka

administrator – 13 January, 2020 /

Blood Donation campaign organized by the Sri Jayawardenapura University Muslim Association in collaboration with Muslim Aid Sri Lanka This marked the first activity of…

With the funding support of the UNHCR, Muslim Aid hands over 4.3 million worth of hospital equipment to two hospitals

administrator – 15 November, 2019 /

Hospital and computer equipment handed over to Wathupitiwala base hospital and Meerigama base hospital in the Gampaha district. With the funding support of the…

Success-Stories of Our Beneficiaries

Arguably, there is nothing called a ‘failed’ project. Every initiative has something to teach us, and projects that are deemed as being successful, often possess elements that show us ways on how to re-model our work and critically reflect on our strategies. The following projects are regarded as some of Muslim Aid Sri Lanka’s flagship initiatives, where possible, much of its learning outcomes have been shared with our stakeholders.