According to the World Health Organization over 2 billion people globally have lack access to safe clean drinking-water supplies. Diseases relating to unsafe water result in an estimated 1.7 million deaths occurring every year. Contaminated water can transmit diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, polio, Kidney failure.
In many remote communities, people have to rely on bacteria-infected streams and contaminated shallow wells, and in some areas from rivers teeming with crocodiles.

Our work is supporting the rural poor area of the country to ensure access to clean water for all. We aim to provide safe, clean water to outreach communities in Sri Lanka, ensuring that schools have close access to clean water for drinking and food production for sustainable feeding.
The most important aspect in developing a school or community is to ensure that safe, clean drinking water is readily available. Without this, no real progress can be made.

Solar power can help alleviate rural poverty.
Increasing access to energy is critical to ensuring socioeconomic development in the world's poorest countries. An estimated 1.5 billion people in developing countries have no access to electricity, with more than 80 percent of these living in sub-Saharan Africa or South Asia. For these people, giving access to electricity could lead to life-saving improvements in children's education, health and agricultural productivity, communications, and access to clean water.

By 2030 developing countries are predicted to use 70 percent more total annual energy than developed nations. There is therefore a clear need for pro-poor, low-carbon ways to improve access to electricity in the developing world — solar power could be one such solution.

In-School, stationeries are very important to school children. for school work and for doing homework, these are the basic needs of their school education. But in rural areas in the country, children face many difficulties buying school materials due to their poverty. without sufficient school materials, they are unable to continue their studies and Stop they are school education.

We, DeGreens supply all necessary school equipment to such children and ensure their school education.

There are no active arrangements in Sri Lanka for children with special needs.
A special needs child is a youth who has been determined to require special attention and specific necessities that other children do not. And parents with such children keep their children at home without accustoming them to the outside world due to conservative ideas. Therefore, the special needs children are isolated without knowing the outside environment, and their rights are denied.

Our program ensures their socialization and supports them to enjoy equal rights with other children.

Join hands with us! and Sponsor a child.
They are so many families without an adequate income, many parents suffer from not being able to send their children to school.

This program serves as a bridge between sponsors and children seeking education. A sponsor is a foster parent and contributes education support to a child for a contract period.

Poverty and caste issues in society are the reason why many children do not even get primary education. Such children are not treated equally and respectfully in schools and various public places. They are ignored.
We support such children and provide educational assistance and work with other community groups to ensure that they enjoy equal rights at all levels.

As a part of this, we empowered the LGTB community.