Our Projects

February 28, 2021

An Inspiring Story..

Nadaraj is a student of the Jaffna University and recipient of Peer 2 Peer Foundation student stipend program hails from Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka. Due to […]
January 24, 2021

School Supplies Initiative for Vanni Area

Over the course of the last 2 years, Peer2Peer has been supporting the education of students living in impoverished areas of Vanni with donations of school […]
September 7, 2020

Reading Room

Our Mission Our goal of the Reading Room Program is to increase the English literacy of children living in Sri Lanka by helping them lay down […]
January 20, 2020

School Bag Distribution

Around February of last year, we coordinated through CDPO NGO in Baticola to provide school bags etc. to students in the Manar area. However, due to […]

About our foundation

Our Mission

Peer 2 Peer Foundation is dedicated to supporting schools, teachers, and students in the impoverished areas of Sri Lanka through monetary support, books, supplies, and facility enhancements to enable education more accessible..

Our Vision

Peer 2 Peer was created with a vision that neither poverty nor neglect should impede youth from gaining access to education. Peer 2 Peer works to fill voids left in the path to education and successful graduation for many youths in the impoverished areas of Sri Lanka. Studies show that a high percentage of students from these areas never receive a high school diploma. For the students that do receive a high school diploma, very few go on to secure a college education or steady employment. Sadly, an alarmingly high percentage of youth in these areas end up in extreme poverty and have an insufficient level of education for reasonable employment. Peer 2 Peer is working with schools in Sri Lanka’s impoverished areas to assist with projects such as school supplies, constructing class rooms, providing drinking water and volunteer teacher remuneration.

 

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