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Privacy Policy

Lambs of Lanka Foundation

Last updated: 6/12/2026

Lambs of Lanka Foundation is committed to protecting the privacy, dignity, and safety of children, volunteers, donors, and partner children’s homes.

Information We Collect

We collect only the information needed to provide safe educational support.

For children, this may include first name or nickname, age group, grade level, subjects needing support, language requirements and basic learning progress.

For volunteers and tutors, this may include name, email address, country, time zone, subjects taught, availability, background information, and safeguarding agreement.

For partner children’s homes, we may collect contact details, number and age range of children, educational needs, and technology needs.

How We Use Information

We use information to:

  • Arrange safe tutoring sessions

  • Match children with suitable tutors

  • Provide computers and learning resources

  • Communicate with children’s homes, volunteers, and donors

  • Monitor educational progress

  • Report general impact

  • Protect children from harm

We do not share unnecessary personal details with anyone beyond stated requirements.

Children’s Privacy

Children’s information is treated as highly sensitive. We do not publish a child’s full name, personal details, photograph, school details, family history, or private story without proper permission from the children’s home, guardian, or responsible authority.

Where possible, we use first names, initials, nicknames, or anonymous student codes.

Photos and Stories

Keeping and Deleting Information

We keep information only for as long as needed. Information may be deleted when a child leaves the programme, a volunteer stops volunteering, or the information is no longer required.

Safeguarding records may be kept longer if needed for child protection or legal reasons.

We will only use photos, videos, or stories with permission. We avoid showing children’s faces or personal details unless consent has been clearly given.

Online Tutoring Safety

Tutors must not contact children privately through WhatsApp, social media, personal email, phone calls, or private messaging apps.

Tutoring must take place through approved and supervised channels. Tutors must not ask children for any unnecessary personal information.

How We Protect Information

We store information securely using password-protected files and limited access. Only authorised people may view personal information, and only when needed for their role.

Sharing Information

We only share information when necessary with children’s homes, approved tutors, NGO coordinators, or child protection authorities if there is a safety concern.

We may share impact reports, but these will use general and anonymous information.

Keeping and Deleting Information

We keep information only for as long as needed. Information may be deleted when a child graduates, a volunteer stops volunteering, or the information is no longer required.

Safeguarding records may be kept longer if needed for child protection or legal reasons.

Contact:

To ask about privacy, correct information, request deletion, or withdraw photo/story permission, please contact: lambsoflankafoundation@gmail.com

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