The Sri Lanka One Health University Network (SLOHUN) was established following Senate approval granted in February 2025. The network was officially launched during the FMAS Sessions in May 2025 as the first One Health University Network in Sri Lanka, in collaboration with the Universities of Peradeniya and Jaffna, with the University of Ruhuna serving as the lead institution.
The long-term goals of the network include expanding the SLOHUN membership, promoting One Health research on emerging diseases, strengthening and exchanging a skilled One Health workforce, developing institutional training and educational opportunities, and establishing systems, policies, and procedures to support these initiatives.
A leading country network in promoting One Health approaches to face future global health challenges and to develop sustainable health of humans, animals and the ecosystem.
To develop a long-lasting university network through the expansion of universities and other institutions to advance the One Health workforce and to promote One Health approaches by developing research projects, conducting training and performing community service activities.
DRCRC conducts cutting-edge research on infectious diseases, focusing on prevention, treatment, and community health impact in global contexts.
Explore DRCRC's efforts in improving health within our communities in the Southern Province, with a focus on vulnerable populations.
DRCRC's Occupational Health initiatives focus on workplace safety, preventing occupational diseases, and promoting overall health and well-being for workers.
DRCRC promotes mental health through research, training, and enhancing well-being and healthcare outcomes in our communities.