The Seva Vanitha Branch of the Sri Lanka National Guard conducts a valuable lecture titled ‘Mental Health and Contented Family Life’ was conducted on 15 February 2026 at the Regimental Centre.
The Monthly Meeting of the Seva Vanitha Branch of the Sri Lanka National Guard (SVB -SLNG) for the First Quarter of 2026 was successfully conducted on 15 February 2026 at the Conference Hall of the Regimental Centre under the patronage of the President of the Seva Vanitha Branch, Mrs. Kumarie Pallekumbura. Members of the Executive Committee together with other members of the Branch participated in the meeting.
The Seva Vanitha Branch of the Sri Lanka National Guard (SVB-SLNG) donated 20 hospital beds to the Male Surgical Patient Ward of Dambadeniya Base Hospital on 01 February 2026, addressing an urgent requirement of the hospital.
The Seva Vanitha Branch of the Sri Lanka National Guard (SVB-SLNG) conducted a Medical Clinic and Eye Care Programme on 01 February 2026 at the Auditorium of the Regimental Centre, with the aim of promoting preventive healthcare among service personnel, retired war heroes, civilian employees, and their families.
pIn response to the challenges faced by families affected by the recent Cyclone ‘Ditwah’, the Seva Vanitha Branch – Sri Lanka National Guard (SVB-SLNG) conducted a special welfare initiative to support the education of the children of Soldiers. As part of this programme, 145 students from Grades 6 to 13 were identified as beneficiaries. A symbolic distribution ceremony for 28 selected children was held on _18 January 2026 at the Auditorium of Regimental Center Sri Lanka National Guard.
The President of the Seva Vanitha Branch- SLNG, Mrs. Kumari Pallekumbura, conducted an outreach visit on 6 January 2026 to inquire into the well-being of soldiers of the Regiment who were affected by Cyclone Ditwa, which struck the island in November 2025.
Further expanding the soldier welfare initiatives carried out by the Seva Vanitha Branch of the Sri Lanka National Guard Regiment under the guidance of Colonel of the Regiment SLNG, Major General JSBW Pallekumbura RWP RSP ndu psc, an outreach visit was conducted on 10 January 2026 to inquire into the well-being of the family of a fallen war hero who sacrificed his life in defence of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Sri Lanka.
In response to the impact of the recent Cyclone Ditwah, a welfare programme was conducted at the Regimental Headquarters to provide essential relief items to affected families. The programme took place on 23 December 2025 at the Auditorium of the Heraliyawatta Facility Complex, Regimental Headquarters, under the patronage of Mrs Kumarie Pallekumbura, President of the Regimental Seva Vanitha Branch SLNG (SVB-SLNG), and Major General Janaka Pallekumbura, Colonel of the Regiment.
On December 9, 2025, the President of SLNG SVB visited the houses of SLNG families affected by adverse weather conditions in Polonnaruwa District, offering support and solidarity to the families impacted by the severe weather.
Several soldiers who were recently affected by severe flooding in Rajanganaya and Horowpathana received relief assistance from the Sri Lanka National Guard Seva Vanitha Branch under the guidance of SVB President Mrs. Kumarie Pallekumbura, visited the homes of S/Q 111883 S/Sgt Pushpakumara HAS and S/Q 105247 Sgt Weerasinghe BLAP in Rajanganaya, as well as S/Q 107050 Cpl Nandika GKNS in Horowpathana, on the 5th of December 2025. During the visits, essential dry rations were provided to support the affected personnel. This compassionate effort highlights the Seva Vanitha Branch’s continuous commitment to the well-being of its members during times of hardship.
