







Hadunuwewa Central College is a rural school located in the Kothmale area of the Nuwara Eliya District in the Central Province. The school serves a total of 646 students, including 272 male and 237 female secondary students and 137 primary students, and is supported by 48 teachers (22 male, 26 female). Most students come from families working in nearby tea estates and living under difficult economic conditions with limited access to basic services. For nearly 28 years, the school struggled with a severely deteriorated water system, leaving students and staff without reliable access to clean water. The broken pipelines and non-functioning wash facilities negatively affected hygiene, learning conditions, and the dignity of students, particularly girls.
Punduloya, Kothmale Zonal Education Office, Nuwara Eliya District, Central Province, Sri Lanka.
The school’s 28-year-old water supply system had completely failed, resulting in unreliable and unsafe access to water for drinking, handwashing, and sanitation. Outdated pipelines and non-functional wash facilities created serious hygiene challenges and disrupted daily school activities. After unsuccessfully seeking support from multiple organizations, the school approached Kansarmen SL Foundation for assistance. This project was initiated to restore a safe, continuous, and dependable water and sanitation system for the entire school community.
Renovated all existing water storage tanks to restore full functionality.
Constructed 3 new concrete foundations to securely position water tanks.
Newly laid a complete 800-meter pipeline network from the main storage tank to all water taps, handwashing units, and washrooms.
Carried out concreting over all vulnerable points to protect PVC pipelines and ensure durability.
Constructed 3 new handwashing units and 1 new tap post.
Added new taps and pipelines to all washroom units.
Fully renovated 5 existing handwashing units across 3 classrooms to ensure reliable and hygienic use.
Community members and parents actively supported the project by transporting construction materials, providing unskilled labour, and assisting with ground preparation throughout the construction period from 23rd October to 8th November 2025.
Students: 646 (272 male secondary, 237 female secondary, 137 primary)
Teachers: 48 (22 male, 26 female)
Indirect beneficiaries: Approximately 5,000 parents, children from other schools, teachers, and community members
Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of underprivileged communities? Join hands with Kansarmen SL Foundation to support sustainable water and sanitation projects. Together, we can bring clean water, improve health, and uplift lives. Let’s create lasting change, one community at a time.



















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