A program to identify the current status of Samurdhi recipients will be implemented to transform them into low income earners island wide in line with the vision of building prosperity in the country.

The Department of Samurdhi Development has launched a program to identify the current status of Samurdhi recipients in order to transform the low income community island wide into self-reliant high income earners in line with the vision of building the country.

Under the first phase, arrangements have been made to select one Grama Niladhari Division from each Divisional Secretariat Division in the country and make it a pilot project. The families currently receiving Samurdhi assistance will be identified separately as empowered families and non-empowered families and then the empowered families will be empowered based on their economic, social, environmental and legal factors.

This program is conducted in the Badulla District by the Badulla District Samurdhi Director W.M. Under the guidance and guidance of Mr. C. Wijaya Bandara, a pilot program has been launched in 15 selected Grama Niladhari Divisions in 15 Divisional Secretariat Divisions in the Badulla District.

Accordingly, on the instructions of Welimada Pradeshiya Sabha Secretary Chaminda Weerasinghe, the survey work of the Boralanda Grama Niladhari Division in the Welimada Pradeshiya Divisional Secretariat was carried out yesterday. They visited the homes of all Samurdhi beneficiaries in the Boralanda Division and surveyed their current information. Officers of the Badulla District Samurdhi Office, a group of Samurdhi Managers and Samurdhi Development Officers of the Welimada Divisional Secretariat and several community organization officials were present at the occasion.

                  Creating a happy and happy family with the aim of creating a better society

A program was held at Welimada to educate the public on child protection and the creation of a happy family with a view to creating a better society.

This event was organized by the Social Development Unit of the Samurdhi Community Based Banking Society of Welimada in parallel to the Drugs and Cigarette prevention, Home Management Pleasant Family Program implemented by the Ministry of Primary Industries and Social Empowerment.

The keynote address was delivered by SI Sisira Bulathsinghala, OIC of the Computer Crime Unit of the Bandarawela Police Division. Lakshmi Sri Kantha, Manager of Welimada Samurdhi Community Finance Bank Society and Priyantha Pushpakumara, Social Development Officer were also present.

The lectures were held with emphasis on safeguarding the safety of children, preventing them from becoming addicted to drugs and smoking, building a virtuous society with a focus on religion. Lectures were given with special emphasis on the protection of children and the establishment of a virtuous society with the emphasis on religion.

Welimada Divisional Secretary Mr. Chaminda Weerasinghe and Badulla District Samurdhi Director The event was organized by the Welimada Samurdhi Community Based Bank Union Manager Lakshmi Sri Kantha on the instructions of Mr. Wijayabandara. A large number of people from the area participated in the event.

                                                                   construction of a new house for a low income family

The groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a new house for a low income family in the Welimada Divisional Secretariat Division where there is no permanent residence was held yesterday (2020.11.30) under the patronage of Welimada Sri Lanka People's Front Electoral Organizer Indika Sampath Jayasundara.

The government has allocated Rs. 600,000 through the Housing Development Authority for the construction of this house, which is currently in operation under the Government's Home for a Village 'program.

Mr. Ranjith Liyanage, Member of the Welimada Pradeshiya Sabha, Mr. MHM Ajmal, Grama Niladhari of Helayal Kumbura Division, Mr. WMM Gunaratne, Samurdhi Development Officer, Mr. RM Geetha, Development Officer, Samadhi, Agricultural Research Officer were present at the inauguration ceremony. A large number of local residents were also present at the occasion.