Green Champs

Little Heroes Making the Earth Better!

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Welcome to Our GREEN CHAMPS Hub

Trees are essential to our environment and offer a great way for children to learn about nature, responsibility, and taking care of the Earth. As parents, caregivers, and educators, you can help kids develop an appreciation for trees, which can inspire them to care for our planet throughout their lives.

Why Trees Matter

Trees are essential for our planet. They give us oxygen, clean the air, provide homes for many animals, and support overall environmental health. Teaching children about the importance of trees helps them grasp these key benefits and the importance of protecting our natural world, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for a healthier and more sustainable future.

The Power of Early Engagement

Engaging children with trees offers many benefits:

Upcoming Events

  • Home gardening second project for children in Randiya Uyana, Henamulla Lane, Colombo on November 30, 2024 at 8.45 a.m.

Emotional Development

Spending time with nature helps children build empathy and a sense of responsibility for the environment, contributing to SDG 15 (Life on Land).

Physical Health

Activities like tree-planting and nature walks improve physical health and well-being, aligning with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being).

Educational Growth

Learning about trees and their roles in nature boosts children’s understanding of biology and environmental science, supporting SDG 4 (Quality Education).

Inspire a Lifelong Love for Trees

* Teaching children about trees gives them important knowledge and inspires them to care for the environment. Early experiences with trees can spark a lifelong passion for nature and a commitment to protecting our planet.

* Let's work together to raise a generation that values, loves, and protects the trees that sustain us.

* Check out our resources to find engaging and enjoyable ways to connect with trees. Together, we can create a future where every child appreciates and cares for the Earth's valuable trees.
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Vision

We aspire to create a global community of young environmental stewards who are dedicated to protecting and enhancing our planet’s green resources for generations to come.
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Mission

We aim to educate and engage children in hands-on tree-related activities, promoting environmental stewardship and a deeper connection to the natural world.

Our Impact Strategy

Educate

Develop and share easy-to-understand resources about the importance of trees, including interactive lessons and fun activities for children and parents.

Empower

Provide tools and opportunities for families to actively participate in tree-planting and conservation projects, fostering a sense of responsibility and connection.

Engage

Create community events and programs that bring children and parents together to celebrate and care for trees, strengthening their commitment to protecting the environment.

Our Strategic Model

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Our Team

Harsha Gomes

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Vice President
Children’s Upliftment Programme

Leslie Armstrong

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Water Resource & Waste Water Management Consultant

Rasika Udagama

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Committee Member
Children’s Upliftment Programme

Dr. Nadee Dissanayake

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Founder/ Secretary
Children’s Upliftment Programme

Theja De Silva

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Finance Manager
Nawaloka Hospitals PLC 

Ruwini Prasadini

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Senior Lecturer in Business Communication,
Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce,
University of Sri Jayewardenepura

Dr. T Mathiventhan

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Professor in Department of Botany
Eastern University,
Sri Lanka (EUSL)

Manjula Makumbura

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Director Operations
Lake House and Attorney at Law

Nishantha Perera

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Treasurer
Children’s Upliftment Programme

Sabeer Iqbal

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Managing Director
Rush 2 Homes U.A.E

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News & Highlights

CUP has launched the Green Champs Project, an engaging initiative designed to empower children with knowledge about the importance of loving and protecting trees. This pilot program involved

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