NOLIMIT renovates ward no.23 of General Hospital of Kandy 23rd
Sri Lanka’s leading fashion retail chain, NOLIMIT recently renovated ward No.23 of the General Hospital in Kandy.
The renovation was implemented under NOLIMIT’S CSR initiative, Aseemitha, which focuses on creating a positive impact on local communities through boundless passion.
Prior to refurbishing the ward, NOLIMIT has assisted other hospitals such as Kurunegala Teaching Hospital, District General Hospital in Negombo, De Soysa Hospital, Maharagama Cancer Hospital, Panadura Base Hospital and the Kalubowila Hospital to improve their healthcare infrastructure.
“NOLIMIT is committed to contributing towards our country’s national development by leading meaningful CSR projects. We are pleased to hand over the ward to the patients and staff of Kandy General Hospital after carrying out substantial renovations in accordance with their needs,” said NOLIMIT Marketing Manager Raneez Sheriff.
“We continuously seek to uplift the lives of all those we come into contact with through our CSR initiative, Aseemitha, and the healthcare sector is a key area where we envision NOLIMIT playing a prominent role,” added Sheriff.
Since its inception, NOLIMIT has continued to drive community projects that would make a difference in the lives of many people. NOLIMIT’S CSR initiative, Aseemitha’s overarching objectives include healthcare, childcare, education, culture and sports. By giving back to the community in an altruistic and powerful way, Aseemitha hopes to inspire and empower society through NOLIMIT’S limitless passion for positive change.
Commenting on the renovation, the Administration of the Kandy Hospital stated: “We are appreciative of the NOLIMIT team for volunteering to refurbish this ward as it needed urgent attention. NOLIMIT has done an impressive job with the renovation and has been mindful of the patients, ensuring the fast completion of this project. The team succeeded in this without compromising quality, making sure there was no inconvenience to the patients and hospital staff.”
NOLIMIT is dedicated to maintaining close ties with local communities by organising and contributing to events that have a positive impact on stakeholders. The NOLIMIT corporate culture focuses strongly on building a sustainable business and committing to having a far-reaching impact on the Sri Lankan community and its environment simultaneously educating and inspiring future generations to do the same.