All children have the right to education. Education is essential because children are our future. As one of the pioneer higher education providers in Sri Lanka, we must ensure that our behaviour and actions are responsible towards our future generations and towards our stakeholders, society and the environment. We are committed to continue earning the trust our stakeholders place in us, and we are always inspired by supporting under privileged children and their education.
The prerogative is based on an insight that the lack of electricity and facilities in these areas forces under privileged children to either study under unbearably harsh conditions or simply give up altogether. The sole purpose is to give them the benefit of light to study and enrich their lives, by providing solar-powered lighting to homes.
In a display of our commitment to social responsibility, Oxford College of Business proudly supported a recent initiative in collaboration with Dr. L.P.C. Saman Kumara, President of the Ceylon Association of Neonatologists. The urgent needs of Castle Street Hospital for Women were acknowledged, and essential lifesaving items were generously donated.
MoreOxford College of Business together with World Vision Lanka discovered several students from grades 1 – 11 from Virumuthu Preschool, Seruvila Maha Vidhyalaya and Kiravatkuli Sivaskathi Vidhyalam whose families were unable to afford the necessary school supplies for the upcoming school year.
MoreOxford College of Business and the OCB Alumni together with all its past and present students celebrated Christmas this year by answering to a request by the Parish Priest; of Our Lady of Good Voyage Kalpitiya.
MoreWomen-Headed Households (WHH) are the most vulnerable to poverty, violence and social exclusion, due to lack of opportunities and access to service or means of uplifting their livelihoods.
MoreAmidst challenging times in the country, Oxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) continued to drive its CSR initiatives by donating two fully-fledged IT laboratories to 2 schools in the Kurunagala District
MoreOxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) donated a fully-fledged IT laboratory to Badulla, Bogoda Maha Vidyalaya, located in Jangulla, Haliella.
MoreOxford College of Business together with its Alumni (OCB Alumni) donated a fully-fledged IT laboratory to Bogoda Sri Sumangala Vidyalaya, Badulla.
MoreOxford College of Business together with World Vision Lanka, were able to handover a house to a family who was in need of a proper house.
More10 computers to the students of PU/Wijayapura Kanishta Vidyalaya, located in Wanathawilluwa, Puttalam
MoreWith the guidance of the Chief Prelate of the area, 16 well deserving children were chosen for our CSR project to receive tablets.
MoreOxford College of Business, together with its Alumni, donated a special prosthetic limb to 18 year old C.T.K.Dilshani Kavindya, who had her leg amputated due to cancer.
MoreOxford College of Business also donated a drinking water facility to the school which was one of the schools biggest requirements.
MoreOCB Alumni together with the management of Oxford College of Business donated an IT Laboratory
MoreOxford College of Business together with its Alumni carried out its CSR initiative by visiting the Maara Godapitiya K.V in Akuressa.
MoreWe aim to identify under privileged children in extreme rural areas a chance to change their future through education.
MoreThe OCB Alumni donated an oxygen cylinder and connector to 7 year old Achintha Dilum who is an oxygen dependent child with terminal lung disease...
MoreAwareness campaign about HIV AIDS, a CSR initiative jointly carried out by the OCB Alumni together with ART TV and Ministry of Health
More"For the Next Generation" is the phrase to describe Oxford College of Business and its Alumni's CSR direction.
MoreAfter the global recession at the end of the last decade, some, rightly or wrongly, placed blame at the doors of some of the world’s best business schools for failing to ingrain the importance of CSR values on their alumni.
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