The Seva Vanitha Branch, Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers proudly celebrated International Women's Day with a vibrant event held on Wednesday, 12th March 2025, at the Regimental Centre, Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers. This special occasion was dedicated to honoring the invaluable contributions of women and recognizing their strength, resilience, and dedication.
The Seva Vanitha Branch of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers received a generous donation of Hearing Aids and Spectacles from Mrs. Charmani Bernadine Anthony and Mr. Joseph Anthony of the Lions Club. The donation ceremony took place on Tuesday, 18th February 2025, at the Regimental Centre of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers.
The SLE Seva Vanitha Branch reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to disabled veterans by donating three electric tricycles on Saturday, 1 st February 2025, at the Regimental Centre SLE. This noble initiative marks a significant milestone in honoring and supporting those who have selflessly sacrificed for the nation.
A heartwarming donation programme was organized by the Seva Vanitha Branch of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers on 25 January 2025 in collaboration with the 14 CBRNE Response Regiment. The event, held at the SALEBA Conventional Hall in Mattegoda, was aimed at supporting pregnant spouse of other ranks and school children from families of civil servants.
Under the inspiring guidance of Major General Lanka Amarapala RWP RSP ndc psc, the Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, and Mrs. Surangi Amarapala, the President of the SLE Seva Vanitha Branch, embarked on another remarkable chapter of the book donation initiative on 11th January 2025, held at the Regimental Centre, Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, aiming to enrich the educational journeys of children from military families, ensuring a brighter future for the next generation.
Under the visionary guidance of Major General Lanka Amarapala RWP RSP ndc psc, Commander Security Forces (West) and Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, alongside Mrs. Surangi Amarapala, President of the SLE Seva Vanitha Branch, a heartwarming book donation programme was launched at the 8 Field Engineer Regiment in Boo-oya, Vavuniya, on Saturday, 04th January 2025, aimed at brightening the futures of 21 children of soldiers.
Under the visionary guidance of Major General Lanka Amarapala RWP RSP ndc psc, Commander Security Forces (West) and Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, and Mrs. Surangi Amarapala, President of the SLE Seva Vanitha Branch, another inspiring book donation programme was unfolded on 04th January 2025 at the 7 Field Engineer Regiment in Minneriya. This impactful initiative sought to unlock brighter futures for 21 children of soldiers, strengthening educational opportunities and fostering unity within military families.
Under the guidance of the Seva Vanitha Branch of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, a welfare initiative was held on 31st December 2024 at the 10 Field Engineer Regiment, led by Major R R I Rodrigo psc SLE, the Overlooking Commanding Officer. The program aimed to support soldiers’ families and civilian staff by addressing educational needs and providing essential aids.
Under the visionary guidance of Major General Lanka Amarapala RWP RSP ndc psc, Commander Security Forces (West) and Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, and Mrs. Surangi Amarapala, President of the SLE Seva Vanitha Branch, another inspiring book donation programme was unfolded on 17th December at the 6 Field Engineer Regiment in Pallekele. This impactful initiative sought to unlock brighter futures for 25 children of soldiers, strengthening educational opportunities and fostering unity within military families.
Under the guidance of Major General Lanka Amarapala RWP RSP ndc psc, Commander Security Forces (West) and Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, and Mrs. Surangi Amarapala, President of the SLE Seva Vanitha Branch, a remarkable book donation programme was successfully organized on 12th December at the Regimental Centre, SLE. Their shared vision aimed to enhance educational opportunities for 123 children of soldiers and strengthen community ties within military families.
