Project Sipnana: Rural School Educational Aid Drive
Providing comprehensive book sets, essential stationery packs, and classroom learning equipment to underprivileged primary schools across the Passara and Badulla education zones.

Leadership • Experience • Opportunity
Servite Vel Rejunquo • Serve & Rejoin
The official youth service movement of Uva Wellassa University. Uniting undergraduates to lead impactful initiatives, build leadership skills, and serve our communities.




Sponsored by the Lions Club of Uva Capital under Leo District 306 D10, our club unites undergraduates from Uva Wellassa University in global humanitarian service.

Founded in 1917, LCI is the world’s largest humanitarian service network with 1.4M+ members in 200+ countries.

Leadership, Experience, Opportunity. Dedicated youth wing of LCI uniting over 175,000 young leaders worldwide.

Governing district in Sri Lanka. UWU Leos operates under District 306 D10, sponsored by the Lions Club of Uva Capital.
Where the Leo Club of Uva Wellassa University stands today in our mission of service and youth empowerment.
District 306 D10 Flagship
100% Student Volunteers
Fieldwork & Rural Relief
Health, STEM & Green Uva
Sustainable undergraduate-led community welfare, STEM education, and ecological initiatives across Uva Province.
Providing comprehensive book sets, essential stationery packs, and classroom learning equipment to underprivileged primary schools across the Passara and Badulla education zones.
Organized in direct collaboration with the Badulla Teaching Hospital Blood Bank, collecting vital blood units and providing free baseline health screenings for university staff and local residents.
Planting native forest trees, soil-binding grasses, and medicinal plants across critical water catchment areas surrounding Namunukula and Badulla to combat hillside erosion.
Registration is open for undergraduates to participate in rural educational aid delivery across Passara secondary schools.
Quarterly review of project directorates, financial audit reports, and Multiple District 306 conference delegations.
Partnering with the Forest Conservation Department for planting 1,000 indigenous saplings along the Namunukula ridge.
Reflections from undergraduates and advisors on finding purpose, building lifelong leadership skills, and serving communities across Uva Province.
“Leading the club as President has taught me that real leadership is service. Every project we run across Uva brings undergraduates from all faculties together for a common purpose.”

Club President
Faculty of Applied Sciences • UWU
“Being part of UWU Leos connected me with passionate peers across faculties. Working with the executive board has transformed my university journey.”

1st Vice President
Faculty of Management • UWU
“Leo service gives young people a real platform to learn, lead and uplift others. Empowering students through education is what motivates me every day.”

Director in Youth Empowerment & Education
Faculty of Science & Technology • UWU