The Sri Lanka Women’s NGO Forum is a collective platform of women-led civil society organizations, feminist movements, grassroots groups, and community networks working across Sri Lanka to promote gender equality, women’s rights, social justice, and inclusive development. Revived in 2025, the Forum was created to strengthen solidarity among women’s organizations, encourage collaboration, and provide a common platform to collectively address the challenges faced by women and marginalized communities in Sri Lanka.
The Forum is currently hosted and coordinated by Women’s Education and Research Centre (WERC), one of Sri Lanka’s leading feminist organizations established in 1982. WERC has played a key role in reviving the Forum by creating a safe and inclusive space for women-led organizations to reconnect, share experiences, discuss emerging issues, and build collective advocacy strategies. Through its leadership, the Forum continues to grow as an important national platform for feminist dialogue, grassroots mobilization, and women’s movement building.
The Sri Lanka Women’s NGO Forum brings together organizations working on diverse thematic areas including gender-based violence prevention, labor rights, women’s political participation, mental health and psychosocial wellbeing, child protection, economic empowerment, climate justice, reproductive rights, LGBTQI+ rights, peacebuilding, rural women’s leadership, migrant worker rights, legal advocacy, and community development.
The Forum represents organizations from different regions of Sri Lanka including Colombo, Katunayake, Galle, Kandy, Jaffna, Mannar, Batticaloa, Polonnaruwa, Puttalam, Hambantota, and other districts. Together, these organizations contribute decades of grassroots experience and feminist leadership in supporting women workers, rural women, war-affected communities, youth, single mothers, marginalized communities, and survivors of violence.
Current Member Organizations of the Sri Lanka Women’s NGO Forum:
Dabindu Collective
- Established Year: 1984
- Location of Operation: Katunayake, Biyagama, Kilinochchi, Vavuniya
Founder: H.I Samanmnalie
In 1980, through the Women's Action Committee and the Women's Liberation Front, continuous contributions were made to address the issues in the field to advocate for the rights of women in the garment industry.
Achievements
Represent the Human Rights Commission
Sco. Eco. Subcommittee
CEDAW Sub committee
National Labour Advisory Committee
Women Led Trade Union (WLBC)
Achievements
· International Research
· Man Power Research
Galle District Local Government Women's Association - ගාල්ල දිස්ත්රික් පළාත් පාලන සභිකවරියන්ගෙ, කාන්තා සංසදය
Established Year: The Galle District Forum was established in 2019.
Location of Operation: Galle
Head Office : Colombo.
Founder: Leadership: Hemanthi Gunasekara
Working to advance women members of local government institutions and empower individual members; promoting social, political, economic, and cultural development in the district; strengthening the empowerment of women; and upholding the rule of law, equality, democracy, and social justice.
Vision:
A proud women’s movement that champions unity and coexistence, extending from the city of Galle to the entire southern region.
Achievements:
Achievements include establishing women’s committees in parliament to identify and address women’s issues, connecting women with government officials to enhance empowerment, providing them with essential knowledge, and increasing their participation in politics. In addition, self-employment workshops were conducted, enabling women to become self-reliant.
Contact Information:
Ms. Indra -0776183814 /0718243914
Jayamaga Community Development Foundation ජයමග ප්රජා සංවර්ධන පදනම
Established Year: 2003
Location of Operation: Main Office - Address: No 112/2, Nuwara Eliya Road, Gampola
Other Areas – Uda Palatha/Doluwa/Gaga Ehala/Udu Nuwara/ Yati Nuwara/ Pas Bage Korale)
(උඩ පළාත/ දොළුව/ ගඟ ඉහළ/ උඩුනුවර/ යටිනුවර/ පස් භාගේ කෝරලේ)
Founder: A.G. Nishshanka Wije Siriwardhana
Empowering low-income communities, with a focus on women, in the district through economic, educational, social, and health initiatives.
Focus Areas
Economic: Enhancing financial independence and opportunities
Educational: Promoting learning and skill development
Health: Improving access to healthcare and well-being
Environmental: Advocating for sustainable environmental practices
Achievements
- Directing women toward self-employment through training programs.
- Fostering women leaders through awareness campaigns.
- Implementing programs to empower the youth community.
Contact Information
Social Media: Face Book – Jayamaga Community Development Foundation.
Phone Number – 0812076216
Email Address – jedfgampola@gmail.com
Contact Person: Y.V.Niluka Kumari Vedagedara
Phone Number: 0779555998
Email Address: kumariniluka3@gmail.com
Mannar Women’s Development Federation
Established Year- 1998
Working Location - Mannar district
Other areas: north and east
Founders - Shreen saroor, Saranganayti Sellathurai
MWDF was organized in 1989 to empower the women in the Mannar district with the help of MARR org. Due to the war situation in the district, people were displaced and the activities of the organization was paralyzed in the mid of 1990. Again on 11.10.1998 with the help of Canadian international dev agency (CIDA), we re-organized MWDF to unite the displaced and affected women and to empower them in all aspects. It was registered in 2000 under the social services dept as an umbrella organization of all registered women rural development societies in Mannar villages
Focus Areas
Providing revolving loan for income generation activities
Ending violence against women through programmes – providing free legal aid, counselling, emergency support, shelter facilities and medical support
Encourage to political participation
We established model women and child desk at mannar police station and Talaimannar police station
Formed women action network in North and East.
පහත හේවාහැට ප්රජා ශක්ති සංවර්ධන පදනම
Established Year: 1995
Location of Operation: The head office is located in Kapuliyadda village, Hewa Hata.
It works in the Divisional Secretariat Divisions of Gangawata Korala, Pahatha hewaheta, Delthota, Kandy District, Central Province.
Founder – Present Chairman Ms. Chandra Gamage
In 1990, I was involved as a trainer in the transformation program, a social mobilization initiative under the support of SEED, implemented through the Rural Development Training and Research Institute. With the termination of that program in 1998, the Pahatha hewaheta Community Strength Development Foundation was established as a registered non-governmental organization in the Nuwara Eliya District.
Focus Areas
Economic Productivity
Knowledge Development
Health Education
Environmental Protection.
Key Achievements
- The rise of women entrepreneurs.
- The growth of women’s leadership and their participation in politics.
- Recognition of women’s contributions within the family through their income generation.
- Engagement of youth in politics and leadership development.
- Public education on issues related to online bullying.
Contact Information
Social Media: Face Book: Pahatha Hewaheta Community Development
Phone Number – 070 – 2717509
Email – ppdf1163@gmail.com
Contact Information: Ms. Chandra Gamage
Email: Chandragamage561@gail.com
Vision
Economic, social, and cultural development through the enhancement of wealth and empowerment of communities in the Kandy district.
Mission
To strengthen the knowledge and capabilities of communities in the Kandy district and guide them towards income-generating activities, thereby fostering economic, social, and environmental improvement.
ප්රජා දිරිය පදනම - Community Encouragement Foundation (CEF )
Established Year: 2003
Registration Details - Pu/SG/12/36 (District Secretariat - Puttalam)
Location of Operation: Main office is in 04th Lane, Colombo Road, Ratmalyaya, Puttalam, Sri Lanka.
Working Area – Puttalam Divisional Secretariat
Founder: President - Ms. Indrani Kusumalatha - She came to Puttalam during a time of war in Sri Lanka, and the Praja Diriya Foundation was established to raise the voices of women and children due to the violation of the rights of those displaced by the war and marginalized communities who were discriminated against by society.
In the late 1990s, many families had to leave their homes because of the war in Sri Lanka. Over 33,000 women and children ended up in temporary camps in the Puttalam district. Life was very hard. There was not enough food, no proper health care, and people from different communities did not trust each other. Some of these women were sex workers. They were treated badly, left out of society, and had no support. No one stood up for their rights.
In 2003, five strong women decided to change things. They started a group called Praja Diriya Padanama, now known as the Community Encouragement Foundation (CEF). Their goal was to support women who were ignored or treated unfairly—especially sex workers. They wanted to speak up for their rights and help them live with respect.
Focus Areas
We support women and marginalized communities by creating safe spaces, offering health and legal support, raising awareness about rights, and helping people get access to education and services. Our goal is to build a fairer and more equal society where everyone is treated with dignity.
· Gender Based Violence (GBV)
· Single Mothers
· Tackling period poverty
· Promoting Women’s Political Participations
· Ethnic Groups in Sri Lanka
· Female Sex Workers in Sri Lanka
· Telugu people in Sri Lanka
· Indigenous people in Sri Lanka
· Ceylon Kaffir community in Sri Lanka
· LGBTQ+ Community in Sri Lanka
Achievements
Representation in national and international forums (SWASA, CREA).
Representation of governmental and non-governmental organizations Forum
Mission
The Community Encouragement Foundation in Sri Lanka aims to empower women by promoting human rights, creating entrepreneurial opportunities, and advocating dignity for marginalized women to improve their quality of life.
Vision
A society where all women, especially marginalized communities, enjoy dignity, equality, and empowerment, thriving through sustainable opportunities and human rights.
Contact Details
Contact Person - Ms. Indrani Kusumalatha.
Tel No: +94 773264027
Email - indranikusumalatha@yahoo.com/cefputtalam@gmail.com
Web - https://ceflanka.org Facebook : https://web.facebook.com/cefputtalam Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@CEFPuttalam/(Her Voice) Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/cefputtalam/
Revolutionary Existence for Human Development (RED)
- Year Established: 2018
- Location of Operation:
Head Office – Awariwattha, Katunayake.
Zonal Office – Mundimuruppu, Vavuniya.
Founder: Ms. Chandra Devanarayana - Ms. Chandra Devanarayana is the founder and Executive Director of Revolutionary Existence for Human Development (RED), a women-led civil society organization she established in October 2018 in response to systemic oppression and exploitation faced by women workers in Sri Lanka's Free Trade Zones
Under her leadership, RED has grown into a dynamic feminist collective empowering female workers, widows, single mothers, and vulnerable communities through rights-based advocacy, direct support services, and grassroots organizing.
Focus Areas
Labor Rights and Decent Work - Empowering Free Trade Zone (FTZ) workers, especially women to claim their workplace rights, and work in safe, dignified conditions.
Gender Justice and Women's Empowerment - Advocating for the rights and well-being of widows, single mothers, and all women facing violence, harassment, or systemic marginalization.
Violence Prevention and Social Justice - Combating all forms of gender-based violence and harassment while promoting justice and protection for survivors.
Child Rights and Protection - Promoting children's rights and advocating for the effective implementation of child protection mechanisms.
Access to Essential Services - Providing critical services such as legal aid, psychosocial support, and clean drinking water to underserved communities.
Community Media and Awareness - Publishing ‘Rathu Viththi’, a grassroots newspaper that builds political, social, and economic awareness among working-class communities.
Peacebuilding and Reconciliation - Promoting inter-community harmony through rural women’s associations and the ‘Saama Gewathu’ (Peace Gardens) initiative.
Grassroots Organizing and Networking - Building alliances with national and international organizations, including trade unions to advance human rights, workers’ rights, and women’s rights.
Key Achievements
- Strengthening Labor Rights in Free Trade Zones - Supported hundreds of female workers in Free Trade Zones to understand and assert their labor rights, organize collectively, and demand safer, more dignified working conditions.
- Establishment of a 24-Hour Help Desk - Launched and sustained a 24/7 support hotline offering legal aid, psychosocial support, and personalized assistance for women in crisis situations, especially survivors of violence and harassment.
- Clean Water Access for Marginalized Communities - Installed a free drinking water facility for FTZ workers and local residents facing challenges in accessing clean and safe drinking water.
- Publishing ‘Rathu Viththi’ – A Grassroots Newspaper - Produced and distributed a monthly newspaper for and by working-class communities, raising awareness on social justice issues while promoting literacy and creative expression among women workers.
- Advocacy for Widows, Single Mothers, and Victims of Violence - Led initiatives to protect the rights of socially marginalized women, especially single mothers and widows vulnerable to exploitation, discrimination, and violence.
- Promotion of Community-Based Peacebuilding- Formed rural women’s associations to foster reconciliation and launched the ‘Saama Gewathu’ (Peace Gardens) initiative to support food security, sustainable living, and community dialogue.
- Policy Engagement and Alliance Building - Built strong networks with trade unions, feminist collectives, and human rights organizations, both locally and globally to advocate for structural change in labor and gender policies.
- Youth and Feminist Leadership Development- Trained and empowered a new generation of young women leaders committed to feminist values, grassroots mobilization, and community transformation.
- Emergency Relief During COVID-19- Responded to the COVID-19 crisis by distributing dry rations and essential supplies to FTZ workers, single mothers, and vulnerable households, addressing food insecurity during lockdowns.
Contact Information
Website-https://redsrilanka.org/
Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/people/RED-Revolutionary-Existence-for-human-Development/100068980414017/
YouTube - https://youtube.com/@redmedia4960?si=Uf5wna88hcbYD9jo
Email Address: red.srilanka.org@gmail.com
Phone Number: +94772602602
Rural Women’s Development (ගැමි කාන්තා පෙරමුණ)
- Established Year: 1988
- Location of Operation: 147, Cooperative Building, Galle 80000
Founder: Ms.Sriyani Pathirage - In 1988, prior to the creation of the Rural Women's Front as a national entity, a study was conducted in Walakurangatha, Jaffna, Galle, Kurunegala, Kandy, Gampaha, and Mahiyanganaya to investigate the challenges faced by rural women in Sri Lanka.
Subsequently, a conference attended by twenty-one women leaders took place at Satyodaya Hall in Kandy. The objective was to determine whether an organization existed to address the issues confronting rural women. Finding a lack of such organizations, the Rural Women's Front was founded in 1988 to fill this gap.
Focus Areas
Listening Room: Establishing a dedicated space for women, girls, and marginalized communities to voice concerns and address issues. The room operates two days a week, offering legal advice on one day and psychological support on the other. A safe house is also being developed for individuals facing immediate danger.
Hygiene Support: Distributing hygiene kits to children in schools lacking sanitation facilities, particularly those serving low-income families.
Women in Politics: Advocating for women’s issues within the Pradeshiya Sabha to ensure representation and action.
Addressing Key Issues: Tackling challenges related to women, the elderly, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), and gender-based violence (GBV).
Migrant Women’s Rights: Championing the rights and welfare of migrant women.
Bridging Services: Strengthening connections between government service providers and recipients to improve access and outcomes.
Childcare Center: Operating a childcare facility to support unpaid care providers by sharing caregiving responsibilities.
Key Achievements
- Recognition by State Officials: State authorities acknowledged gaps in community empowerment and expressed commitment to addressing these shortcomings.
- Support for Safe House: An Assistant District Secretary from the Galle District Secretariat endorsed the organization’s activities and offered support for establishing a safe house.
Organizational Vision
To create an equal and just society through the leadership of rural women.
Organizational Mission
To address socio-economic, political, environmental, and cultural challenges in an organized and sustainable way by empowering rural women.
“SHANTHIHAM”, Association for Health + Counselling
● Year Established: 1988
● Location of Operation: Northern Province (if Needed Island wide)
Founder: Dr. Anna Zeffert & Rev. fr. Damian - Dr. Anna Zeffert is from Cambridge UK. A clinical psychologist with counselling psychology. Came here during the war time. After the Indian peace keeping force operation. When the northern people were affected by war displacement.
Rev. fr. Damian - A catholic priest who came from Canada after learning counselling (MA) in Canada and was practicing in Jaffna.
Shanthiham was started in 1988 with the aim of supporting victims of war, mainly in Northern Sri Lanka. Initially, Shanthiham used a counselling model to work with individuals who had undergone traumatic war related experiences
The active participation and tireless effort of its volunteer Anna Doney (now Anna Zeffertt) from the UK working in Quaker Peace and Service (QPS, UK) with Rev. Fr. S. Damian made the Organization with first ever locally trained Counsellors to take care of conflict-affected Tamil youths released from the prison in 1988. From then Quaker Peace and Service (QPS, UK) facilitated to develop organizational in-house capacity to serve the population by train the counsellors, provide medical and counselling services for torture victims and conflict affected people.
Focus Areas
Mental Health and Pshyco social support
Counselling
Capacity Development workshops and training related with Mental Health wellbeing
Enhance the knowledge and wellbeing of Women and Children
Referrals for educational assistance for Children
Provide temporary Shelters for affected women
Coordinate with the Police Women Desk
Networking with other NGOs
Family therapy
Working with Children, Women, PWDs and marginalized communities.
Key Achievements
· Supported to all, particularly those in crisis and at risk of mental health problems.
· Trained to a wide range of professionals, community-based organizations, national and international NGOs, and local volunteers to develop and enhance knowledge and practice in promoting well-being and positive mental health.
· Evidence research, and publications on what works well to enhance well-being and positive mental health of our communities.
· Ensured well-being of individuals, families and communities and made them economically empowered.
· Created a strong civil society through active participation in decision making processes based on participatory development approaches, promoting diversity and building networks with government and nongovernmental stakeholders and partners.
· Established Core groups (Befrienders) and women support groups at community level.
Contact Information
· Website/Social Media (if any): shanthiham.org (Is in progress)
Facebook & Twitter: @shanthiham
● Email Address: director.shanthiham@gmail.com
● Phone Number: 021- 222 3336
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Stand Up Movement Lanka
- Year Established:2008
- Location of Operation:Katunayake, Sri Lanka
Founder : Ashila Dandeniya - Ashila Dandeniya, a former garment factory worker and returnee migrant worker, founded Stand Up Movement Lanka in 2008. Her own experiences of exploitation and injustice drove her to become a dedicated activist, working to protect and empower marginalized communities in Sri Lanka.
Focus Areas
Promotion and protecting of gender justice and inclusive labor rights
Empowerment of Free Trade Zone (FTZ) workers
Protection and rights of LGBTQI+ individuals
Support for migrant workers and their families
Advocacy on working rights and support for sex workers
Key Achievements
- We won the "Asork" social change maker award 2016.
- In 2017, we started working with migrant workers specifically for their rights.
- In 2018, we started working with migrant workers representing the LGBT community.
- We are currently affiliated with eighteen national and international networks.
- Successfully reintegrated and supported over 3,000 returnee migrant workers with counselling, training, and legal aid.
- Led awareness and advocacy campaigns addressing discrimination against LGBTQI+ communities in labor and healthcare.
- Created safe spaces and support systems for sex workers and FTZ workers to access rights-based services.
Contact Information
X (formerly Twitter): @LankaStandup — they describe the organization as “a women‑led organization that advocates for workers' rights in the Economic Processing Zones of #SriLanka” facebook.com+9x.com+9feministnow.org+9
Instagram: @lankastandupmovement — their bio and posts focus on workers’ rights, safety, and wellbeing in FTZs instagram.com
Facebook: Stand Up Movement Lanka page — active page with around 1.4K likes and 1.8K followers, featuring posts on campaigns and events facebook.com
LinkedIn: Standup Movement Lanka profile — sharing updates on initiatives like the #WAVE mobile app for reporting GBV and labour violations feministnow.org+7linkedin.com+7m.facebook.com+7
Email Address: standupmovementlanka@gmail.com
Phone Number: +94 37 567 3999
“Our stories are powerful. From garment lines to global forums, we rise — for dignity, equality, and justice for all.” — Ashila Dandeniya
Udapalatha Prajashakthi Development Foundationගම්පල උඩ පළාත ප්රජාතක සංවර්ධන පදනම.
Established Year: 1995
Location of Operation: Gampola
Areas -Kandy District Divisional Secretariats in Uda Palatha, Doluwa, Gaga Ehala Division
Nuwara Eliya Divisional Secretariats in Kothmale, Haguranketha.
Founder: Ms. S.M Rohini Samarasekara
In 1990, she received training as a trainer in participatory development at the Rural Development Training and Research Institute and organized a small self-help group (SHG) with six members in the Palledelthota area of Gampola. Several such SHGs later came together to establish the Uda Palawata Praja Shakthi Foundation.
Focused Areas
Awareness Programs – For rural and estate women, girls, and their families on topics such as gender-based violence (GBV, SGBV, DV), mental health, youth empowerment, and environmental activities.
Training Programs –
- Home industries: confectionery, tailoring
- Agriculture: gardening, minor export crops
- Services – Cosmetics
Credit Program - Agriculture, Home, Industries, Services
Achievements
· A 75% increase in reporting of violence against women and girls (GBV, SGBV, DV) to service providers
· A product market has been launched for women entrepreneurs.
· Empowering the youth community with political knowledge and forming groups under the name "Thurunu Saviya".
· Promoting women's economic independence.
Contact Information: U.G.C.Dayani
Phone No: 081 4929 946
Mobile No:071 3100680
Email – gupdf2020@gmail.com
Face book page : Udapalatha Prajashakthi Development Foundation
Vision
A family empowered to achieve holistic development.
Mission
To strengthen and enhance the economic, social, health, and environmental capacities of women and families affected in Marginalized.
Women’s Centre Sri Lanka
Year Established:1982
Location of Operation:
Head Office -Ekala Peris Watta Road
Branch Offices - Katunayaka / Koggala /Vauniya /Biyagama /Kandy /Wathupitiwala
Other than these locations we are working in matara district ,polonnaruwa,anuradhapura ,Kilinochchi ,Mulathive
Founder: Padmini Werasuriya-Current Executive Director
The Women's Centre - Sri Lanka has begun with its supporting role during the Polytex
garment struggle in 1982. The women’s group called “women’s Liberation Movement”
which worked taking initiative and by providing guidance and encouragement to the strike
against Polytex Garment that begun 13th December 1982, understood the need for a
women’s organization working for women’s rights and took action to establish the
Women’s Centre.
Focus Areas - Capacity Building / Advocacy /Policy Reforms/Womens Rights /Climate Justice /Movement Building /Child Rights
Key Achievements
- Secured justice in the Chamila murder case, with the informer sentenced to life imprisonment.
- Won the fundamental rights case on behalf of Comrade Roshen Shanika, who was shot and killed during the E.P.F. struggle while working in the Katunayake Free Trade Zone.
- Strengthened the role of resourceful donors through the Women’s Center.
- Celebrated 40 years of the Women’s Center by expanding its visibility both nationally and internationally.
- Successfully maintained a Women’s Center office in Vavuniya for six years.
- Expanded work across 10 districts: Gampaha, Galle, Anuradhapura, Kurunegala, Polonnaruwa, Kandy, Vavuniya, Kilinochchi, Mullaitivu, and Colombo.
- Built strong networks, including the Southern Workers' Association.
- Strengthened institutional management practices.
- Expanded international relations by:
- Representing the APWLD Committee,
- Serving as a CCC Board Member,
- Delivering invited speeches, including at the 2024 London Union.
- Increased visibility and engagement through greater media coverage.
- Advanced capacity development through the EU project.
- Expanded beyond the textile sector into new areas of work.
- Maintained long-term engagement in the plantation sector, including organizing International Women’s Day celebrations there.
- Supported the establishment of the Koggala Project Society branch.
- Secured compensation for 1,500 workers of the Koggala Polytechnic Institute during its closure.
- Strengthened opportunities for international solidarity among women workers in the region
Contact Information
Website/Social Media (if any):
Website : www.womenscentresrilanka.org
Facebook page : Shramika Ekala / Womens Centre sri lanka
Instagram Page : Shramikaekala
Twitter :Shramikaekala
Email Address: ww.shelter@gmail.com
Phone Number: 011-2231152
“Women’s Centre defends the rights of women workers, especially women workers in the FreeTrade Zones and continues to change in the lives of these working women”
Women's Development Association (කාන්තා සංවර්ධන මහා සංගමය)
Established Year: 1989
Location of Operation: There are 99 Jana Shakthi Banks across twelve Divisional Secretariat Divisions in Hambantota and Monaragala Districts, including five specifically in the Monaragala Divisional Secretariat Division.
Mr. Mitraratne, a former District Administrator of Hambantota, and Mr. Jayaweeraratne
Theme - To provide women with opportunities to understand the socio-economic and political factors influencing poverty, empower them to address these challenges, develop their potential, and guide them towards effective resource management.
Focus Areas
Building a Hundred Entrepreneurs Project - GIZ
Survey of the Lunugamvehera Unpaid Security Programs Awareness Project - wmc Gannoruwa
Achievements
- Establishing 100 entrepreneurs.
- Supporting 100 women in addressing issues they have faced.
- Enrolling 89,000 women as members.
- Forming 1,303 women’s associations.
- Establishing 542 children’s associations.
- Forming 422 adult associations.
Contact Information
Email – hwdf94@yahoo.com
Tel: 047 2220499