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ACT Foundation UK
Registered charity number 1149049 since 2012
ACT Foundation works on small and large projects serving humanity, helping the helpless, giving dignity to the poor, and showing kindness & compassion to the less fortunate. ACT was founded on the principles of non-violence and unconditional love towards all beings.
Our activities include providing food, clothing and provisions to the homeless and elderly both in the UK and abroad. We have supported thousands of people affected by natural disasters through international aid such as food, clothing, and blankets. Our projects are as varied as helping to clear out polluted lakes, to supporting hundreds of children who have been displaced by the conflict in Ukraine.
ACT4Ukraine
ACT Foundation UK is supporting people who are displaced in Ukraine by providing food and essentials. Recently, Mohanji ACT Foundation UK sent two articulated lorries with 30 tonnes of food to the Ukrainian border, where our volunteers from the UK reached Romania to distribute the food. You can support our initiatives in Ukraine using the link below:
ACT4SriLanka
ACT 4 Sri Lanka – Community Kitchen in Bandarawela
Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic crisis in its history and heading towards a humanitarian crisis. Latest surveys reveal that 86% of households are using at least one coping mechanism such as reducing food intake, including skipping meals. In response to this crisis, the ACT foundation proposes to establish a hub with an in-house community kitchen in the town of Bandarawela, located in the Badulla district, one of the most underprivileged towns with more than 60% of the population living under the poverty line. The kitchen will supply 100 meals a day based on the need of the underprivileged local community.
Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic crisis in its history and heading towards a humanitarian crisis. Latest surveys reveal that 86% of households are using at least one coping mechanism such as reducing food intake, including skipping meals. In response to this crisis, the ACT foundation proposes to establish a hub with an in-house community kitchen in the town of Bandarawela, located in the Badulla district, one of the most underprivileged towns with more than 60% of the population living under the poverty line. The kitchen will supply 100 meals a day based on the need of the underprivileged local community.
The primary objective is to serve simple, nutritious, good-quality vegan meals every day during lunch hour. The ACT kitchen hub will also aim to provide other services such as organizing medical camps, women empowerment, etc. in the future.
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