Every human,
every chance

Infinite Grace Foundation

A few numbers behind the impact we're building

12+

Years working inside Sri Lankan prisons on rehabilitation and reintegration.

2,500+

Prisoners and prison officers reached with learning, skills and family connection.

1,500+

People at Galle's Mental Health and Wellbeing Carnival — Sri Lanka's first, and free.

The Infinite Grace Foundation is a purpose-led organisation built on a simple belief: every human being deserves love, dignity, opportunity, hope and the chance to build a better life. We work across mental health, education, prison rehabilitation, humanitarian relief and human transformation — meeting immediate needs while helping people rebuild, rediscover their worth and create a sustainable path forward.

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Second chances, not final judgements.

For nearly 12 years, Infinite Grace has worked inside Sri Lankan prisons to support rehabilitation, education, dignity, family connection and reintegration. A human being should never be defined solely by the worst decision they have made.

Prison Rehabilitation

Education before opportunity closes.

We bring structured Mathematics, Science and English support to Sri Lanka's tea-estate communities through the Wings of Grace learning bus — with digital literacy, life skills and confidence, measured against real academic outcomes rather than attendance.

Education

Somewhere safe for your story to go.

Mental health, made accessible and human — the I SEE YOU movement runs school programmes, free community Carnivals, trained listener Circles, Dear Stephanie and a podcast, all built on one belief: you are not alone.

Mental Health

Independence, one skill at a time.

Vocational and livelihood development creates real pathways to financial independence for women and families — building skills, confidence and dignity alongside safe, supportive community spaces.

Women Empowerment

Stronger communities, built together.

From free wellbeing carnivals to humanitarian relief after disasters, Infinite Grace works alongside underserved communities — meeting immediate needs while building longer-term pathways to dignity, opportunity and belonging.

Community Development

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You’re loved.
You’re worthy.
You’re enough.

None of us were meant to do life alone. Help us build a society where fewer people suffer invisibly — give, volunteer, or join us at the Gala.

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Volunteer with us

Give your time, not just your wallet

Volunteers are how this work actually happens — mentoring, running events, keeping the admin moving, lending a professional skill. A few hours a month is enough to make a difference.

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Voices we protect

“I came for a family day and left feeling lighter. My daughter and I felt safe, seen, and truly held.”
Anonymous
Participant, Galle Wellbeing Carnival
“I came for an event and found a community. In darkness and in light, I See You reminded me I'm not alone.”
Anonymous
I See You Participant
“I thought I had to do it all alone. This was the first place that treated my past as a chapter, not the whole book”
Anonymous
Single parent, I See You community