GedaraHome, looked after
Gedara gives them their days back — outings, live music, festivals, friends nearby, and everything at home quietly handled. Not a check-in. A life. So you can breathe.

The silence between calls
It isn't that something will happen. It's that nothing does. Long, quiet days with nothing new to tell you — so the call is always about your life, never theirs.
The world that got smaller
Friends passed away or moved in with their own children. The temple feels far. The same four walls, the same television, from morning to night.
“I'm fine, putha”
They will never say they're lonely. They've spent their whole lives making sure you didn't worry. That doesn't stop now.
What life on Gedara looks like
Joy
Real experiences. Real memories.
Real outings, planned around what they actually love. Here's what a month can look like.
A Sunday matinee in Colombo. Tickets booked, driver waiting, and the two of them arguing about the ending all the way home.
We took Thaththa to watch a live match at the stadium. He hadn't been since before we left.
She hasn't seen the Perahera in eleven years. This August she had a good seat, a flask of tea, and company beside her.
Chess at the boutique, the newspaper over tea, a walk with friends who still remember him young. We make sure that doesn't stop.
A baila evening at the community hall. He sang along to every song and talked about it for three weeks.
Cake at the door at 9am, her favourite flowers, and your video call timed for the moment she opens it.
Care
The practical things, handled.
The practical side of the week, quietly taken care of — so nothing gets in the way of the good days.
A familiar face checks in, every week or month.
Groceries, pharmacy runs, whatever they need.
We accompany them and report back to you.
Refills tracked, prescriptions handled.
Timestamped photos and a written update, sent to you.
Birthdays, anniversaries — we make sure they're celebrated.
Vet visits, food deliveries and a hand with the dog when knees say no.
Leaking taps, dead bulbs, the fan that's been rattling since March — sorted.
Community
They're never doing this alone.
Other parents, in the same city, in the same season of life. We bring them together.
Tea and conversation with other Gedara parents living nearby. Same street, same stories, finally introduced.
Concerts, outings and festival celebrations planned for the group — something on the calendar to look forward to.
A few days away together — hill country or the south coast — planned end to end, from transport to medication.

Tell us about your parents and where they are in Sri Lanka.
A coordinator visits, introduces themselves, builds trust.
Outings on the calendar, new faces at the table, and a photo report so you can see it for yourself.
We're starting with a small number of families. Leave your details and we'll be in touch personally.