Susitha Rajapaksha Foundation

Empowering underprivileged communities through technology, vocational training, healthcare support, spiritual guidance, care for orphans and the elderly, and treatment for life-threatening illnesses.

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Our Mission

To continue her lifelong work of compassion by empowering underprivileged communities through education, healthcare, equality, and care especially for orphans, the elderly, and patients those battling life-threatening illnesses.

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Our Story

From my earliest memories, I remember one thing about my mother: our door was never closed to anyone in need.

Whether it was a stranger asking for directions, a neighbor requesting a cup of sugar, or someone in distress seeking comfort our home was always open. She welcomed everyone with the same warmth, the same kindness, and the same respect regardless of who they were or where they came from.

In a time and place where caste defined boundaries and inequality was woven into daily life, my mother stood apart. She treated every person as equal. It didn't matter if someone came from a so-called "lower caste"; she offered them tea from the same cups she used for herself, shared food with the same care, and spoke with the same dignity. That was radical. That was love in action.

Our Focus

Education & Vocational Empowerment

Providing access to modern technology, skills, and tools for a sustainable future.

Healthcare & Healing Support

Funding treatment for patients with liver, kidney, and cancer diseases.

Care for Orphans & Elderly

Ensuring safety, dignity, and love for those without family.

Spiritual & Community Upliftment

Supporting temples, moral education, and community harmony.

Her faith in Buddhism was not confined to rituals or temples it was lived every single day, in the smallest of gestures. She believed in giving what we had, not what was left over. On days when we had little, she still found something to share. On days when we had much, she gave more.

She didn't just pray for orphans and the elderly she brought them into our home, fed them, clothed them, and gave them safety and dignity. She didn't just feel sorry for those suffering from illness she sought them out, contributed to their treatments, and made sure they knew they weren't alone.

My mother never called herself a social worker. She never sought recognition. But she did the work quietly, consistently, selflessly.

She taught us that real spirituality isn't found in how loudly you chant or how often you visit the temple it's in how you treat the person standing in front of you, especially when no one is watching.

What she left us is not wealth, but a legacy of generosity, faith, and equality a legacy we are now honored to continue through the Susitha Rajapaksha Foundation.

Our Guiding Values

These principles guide every decision we make and every action we take


Compassion

Every initiative reflects genuine care

Integrity

Operate with full transparency and accountability

Sustainability

Create lasting, not one-time, change

Dignity

Respect and empower every person we serve

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