Sy Nathan Fund Raising for Sahana Foundation

Thank you for taking the time to visit our Sahana Foundation Fund Raising Page.
https://sahanafoundation.org.uk

The Sahana Foundation was born from the story of Sahana herself — a bright, kind-hearted 12-year-old from England who was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer, in March 2022. Throughout her treatment at Oxford Children's Hospital, she never stopped thinking of others, checking on her friends and smiling through chemotherapy. Sadly, the cancer spread and on 25th May 2022, Sahana merged with god peacefully, surrounded by her family. Even in her final days, she left a message on her paintings for those she loved: "Be happy." It is in her spirit of selflessness and compassion that the Sahana Foundation was created — so that no one faces their final days without dignity, care, and comfort. Sahana has moved on to a higher realm and we are sure she is making wonderful things happen.  


At the Sahana Foundation, our mission is to bring comfort, dignity and hope to patients and families facing life limiting illness in Sri Lanka. We believe that every person, regardless of background or circumstance, deserves compassionate care, especially in their most vulnerable moments.    


To date Sahana Foundation has contributed to major project and still supporting with trust that is locally registered in Jaffna Sri Lanka called Comfort Care Home (https://cch-hospice.com/) 


Building Fund - $100,000
Ambulance - $80,000


Now this fund raising event to support the operational cost and medical equipment's of the building, this is expected to open to the public on 24th Oct 2026 and below are the details of trust and project.


Looking to raise total of £40,000.


Comfort Care Home Hospice is a purpose-built non profit sanctuary offering compassionate, high quality end-of-life care in a peaceful, dignified setting and affordable to all. Now 80% complete, we are entering the final stage and with your support, we can bring this vital service to life. This hospice will offer a calm, dignified environment where patients and their families are supported with care, respect, and humanity when it matters most.


WHY YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED
In Sri Lanka, access to specialist palliative care is extremely limited. Too many individuals spend their final days in pain and distress without adequate support or the dignity they and their loved ones deserve.


WHERE YOUR CONTRIBUTION GOES
• Medical Equipment's – $6,750 (£5,000)
• Operational Costs – $13,500 (£10,000)


Further details can be found in the comfort care home web page stated above.


                                        Every life deserves comfort, care and compassion.