An award ceremony was organized by the Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps Seva Vanitha Branch to the children who successfully passed Grade 5 Scholarship Examination on 09 th November 2024 at Army Hospital CBO Auditorium.
With the coordination of Directorate of Management and Maintenance and Army hospital-Colombo, Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps Seva Vanitha branch organized Christmas carols concert on 2022/12/15 at Auditorium of Army hospital –Colombo.
Blood Donation Campaign was organized by the SLAMC Seva Vanitha Unit at RHQ SLAMC on 10 th August 2021.
This event was inaugurated following the instructions and guide line given by the Brig PAC Fernando USP Director General Army Health Services and Col Commandant SLAMC in quick response to request made by the National Blood Centre Colombo.
Blood Donation campaign organized by the Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps Seva Vanitha Unit was held on 08th April 2021 at Army Hospital Colombo with the presence of Dr( Mrs) Nilmini Fernando –The President of SLAMC Seva Vanitha Unit.
Senior Officers, Officers and Other Ranks donated Blood at this event
The members of the Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps Seva Vanitha Branch headed by the Chairperson Brig DTN Munasinghe USP visited Sri Jinananda Child Development Centre at Wellawatte on 24 July 2019.
During the visit, Medical Corps ladies presented School Stationaries including Footwear’s to all the children in the Child Development Centre and they were also provided with a delicious lunch.
SLAMC Seva Vanitha Branch has organized a prize giving ceremony for the 2017 and 2018 years grade 5 scholarship exam winners at the Narahenpita Military hospital auditorium on 01.12.2018.
Sri Lanka Army Signal Corps Regiment organizes an awareness programme to give knowledge to Sri Lanka Army Medical Corps Seva Vanitha Branch members on how to use social media network in a correct manner.
The programme was held in the Military Hospital auditorium Colombo on 22 July 2018. Brig DTN Munasinghe USP, the president of Seva Vanitha Branch of Sri Lanka Medical Corps and 250 members were participated for the awareness programme conducted by Capt Chathura Pathirana from Sri Lanka Army Signals Corps.
