Food security · Trincomalee, Mullaitivu, Kandy & Nuwara Eliya

When families face emergencies, putting food on the table can become difficult. Vulnerable communities in Trincomalee, Mullaitivu, Kandy, and Nuwara Eliya may need urgent food assistance following emergencies and difficult circumstances. Peoples Hands Organization is developing a Food Security & Emergency Food Relief initiative targeting 1,500 families, with each emergency food pack requiring LKR 15,000.

Project goal — not yet achieved
1,500
Families targeted
LKR 15,000
Per emergency food pack
LKR 22,500,000
Total food-pack requirement

These are the project's funding targets (1,500 food packs × LKR 15,000). Once distribution is complete, this section should be replaced with verified results — families actually reached, packs distributed, and funds spent.

The need

Food insecurity gets worse in an emergency

Food insecurity can become more serious when families are affected by emergencies. Households may face sudden difficulties meeting essential food needs. Emergency food assistance can provide immediate support while affected communities work toward recovery. Peoples Hands Organization focuses on supporting vulnerable families based on identified needs and available resources.

The programme

Project at a glance

Organization
Peoples Hands Organization
Programme
Food Security & Emergency Food Relief
Locations
Trincomalee, Mullaitivu, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya
Target beneficiaries
1,500 families
Cost per food pack
LKR 15,000
Total funding requirement
LKR 22,500,000
Project status
To be confirmed
Implementation period
To be confirmed

Who we aim to support

1,500 families across four districts

Priority is given according to documented project criteria and verified community needs. Potential vulnerability factors — only where they form part of the approved beneficiary-selection process — could include:

  • Emergency-affected households
  • Low-income families
  • Families experiencing food insecurity
  • Households with particularly vulnerable members

To be confirmed  the project's verified beneficiary-selection criteria should be added here before publication.

The food pack

What will each food pack contain?

Each food pack should contain essential food items selected according to the needs of the intended beneficiary communities. To be confirmed before publication.

For transparency, the final page should identify:

  • Food items
  • Quantities
  • Estimated value
  • Supplier or procurement method, where appropriate

Where we work

Emergency food assistance across four districts

Trincomalee

Identified as one of the areas covered by this food-relief initiative.

Community-level needs assessment: to be confirmed

Mullaitivu

Identified as a vulnerable area for this initiative.

Community-level needs assessment: to be confirmed

Kandy

Included among the emergency-affected areas identified for assistance.

Community-level needs assessment: to be confirmed

Nuwara Eliya

Included among the identified emergency-affected areas.

Community-level needs assessment: to be confirmed

How the programme will be implemented

From needs identification to reporting

1
Needs Identification
Identify communities and families experiencing urgent food needs.
2
Beneficiary Selection
Apply documented criteria to identify eligible households.
3
Food Procurement
Purchase or source food items according to the approved budget.
4
Food-Pack Preparation
Prepare packs according to confirmed contents and quantities.
5
Distribution
Distribute food packs to approved beneficiary families.
6
Documentation
Maintain appropriate records of distribution and activities.
7
Reporting
Prepare project updates and reports for supporters and partners.

This sequence should be replaced with the actual verified implementation process if it differs.

How donations are used

LKR 15,000 = one emergency food pack

LKR 15,000
1 family
LKR 75,000
5 families
LKR 150,000
10 families
LKR 750,000
50 families
LKR 1,500,000
100 families
LKR 7,500,000
500 families
Full project
LKR 22,500,000
All 1,500 families

Figures reflect only the stated LKR 15,000-per-pack allocation. Any administrative, transportation, or other project costs will be disclosed separately.

Monitoring & accountability

How we'll report back

Emergency fundraising should be supported by clear documentation. Peoples Hands Organization will maintain appropriate records covering:

  • Beneficiary numbers
  • Distribution locations
  • Food-pack quantities
  • Procurement records
  • Distribution records
  • Project expenditure
  • Photographic evidence
  • Final reporting

Where appropriate, monitoring will compare planned assistance with actual distribution. Verified monitoring and reporting procedures: to be confirmed

Project evidence

See what your contribution makes possible

Reports
Coming soon
Photos
Coming soon
Project data
Coming soon

Why it matters

Why food relief matters

Food assistance provides practical support during difficult periods. It can help families meet immediate food needs while facing an emergency. But emergency assistance should also connect with longer-term recovery where appropriate — Peoples Hands Organization aims to support communities through practical humanitarian and development initiatives.

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Working with communities

Local understanding, local partners

Effective emergency assistance requires local understanding. Community participation helps identify priority needs and appropriate beneficiaries. Verified information about community leaders, schools, local authorities, or community organizations involved in implementation: to be confirmed. Any partner or authority named on this page should be confirmed before publication.

Partner with us

Help us reach further

Organizations can support emergency food relief through funding, in-kind assistance, technical support, or partnership:

NGOs INGOs Foundations CSR programmes Humanitarian organizations Faith-based charitable organizations Community organizations Individual donors

Food security beyond emergency relief

Building toward longer-term resilience

Emergency food assistance addresses immediate needs. Longer-term food security may require additional support. Depending on community needs, future or related programmes may address:

Sustainable livelihoods Skills development Income generation Community resilience Household economic recovery

Only activities actually implemented by Peoples Hands Organization should be described as existing programmes.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Who is this food-relief programme supporting?

The initiative targets 1,500 families in identified vulnerable and emergency-affected areas.

Where will food assistance be provided?

The identified locations are Trincomalee, Mullaitivu, Kandy, and Nuwara Eliya.

How much does one food pack cost?

The stated cost is LKR 15,000 per food pack.

How much is required to support all 1,500 families?

Based on the stated allocation, LKR 22,500,000 is required for 1,500 food packs.

What will a food pack contain?

Exact contents will be published once verified and finalized.

How are beneficiary families selected?

Families are selected using documented eligibility criteria based on identified needs, to be published before launch.

How can I support one family?

A contribution of LKR 15,000 corresponds to the stated cost of one food pack.

Can organizations sponsor food packs?

Yes. Organizations can contact Peoples Hands Organization to discuss sponsorship or partnership opportunities.

How will donations be reported?

Project reports, distribution records, photographs, and relevant data will provide evidence of implementation once available.

Can I volunteer?

Volunteer opportunities depend on current project needs and organizational capacity — get in touch to ask what's currently available.

Support a family during an emergency

For families facing an emergency, food is an immediate need. LKR 15,000 can support one food pack — help us work toward reaching 1,500 families.