Mile Stone
2003
The Coordinating Secretariat was restructured into 06 Units.
10th Anniversary of CTF was celebrated in Puttalam
Ms. Keran Green, a Volunteer from Volunteer Services Organization (VSO), UK served with CTF
The 1st round of FK Staff Exchange Programme was introduced. CTF received two staffs, one from ASK Bangladesh and the other from CHRD Mongolia. Mr. Nawas from CTF was attached to CHRD Mongolia
CTF received membership from the NNGO Council, Srilanka
Received membership with NNFN
Registered with the Ministry of Social Services & Social Welfare.
Obtained membership with Department of Muslim Religious & Cultural Affairs
Approved as an Associate Member at the United Nations Department of Public Information, New York.
Obtained membership with Fredscorpset, Norway and Japan Centre for Conflict Prevention.Become a member with “South Asian for Human Rights, Nepal
2002
Established Field Bureau at Kurunegala.
Established Field Bureau at Polonnaruwa
Field Managers renamed as Field Coordinators
Obtained membership with CHA
Membership with FORUM-ASIA, Thailand
Obtained membership at NGO’s Water Supply & Sanitation Decade Services, Sri Lanka
2001
The Trincomalee Field Bureau was inaugurated
Obtained membership with International Youth Corporation, Netherland
Become member of AMDA, Japan and AMAN Thailand
2000
The Vavuniya Field Bureau was established.
Obtained membership with Asian Resources Foundation, Thailand
1999
The Anuradhapura Field Bureau was established
The Coordinating Secretariat was divided into 04 Units – i.e. Programme Unit, Finance Unit, Admin Unit and Resource Development Unit in order to carry out Organization’s functions effectively.
Managing Trustees were assigned to each Unit
Managers were appointed to run the Field Bureaus
The Citizens Committee was founded as a Consultative Body with CTF to voice for human rights violations
Two international volunteers from Australian Volunteer Service (AVS) namely Ms. Dian and Ms. Vise served with CTF for one year
1998
CTF duly registered as a Voluntary Services Organization with the National NGO Secretariat of the Ministry of Social Services, Sri Lanka under Voluntary Services Organizations Act, No. 31 of 1980
Field Bureau was inaugurated in Mannar District
The Vavuniya Field Bureau was inaugurated
A team of staff were recruited as Communication Assistants and attached with Field Bureaus. These were was the first appointment in CTF Obtained membership with the Central Council of Social Services, Sri Lanka.
1997
Established partnership with Unicef.
Obtained assistance from a few Donors
1993
December The Organization (CTF) was founded by its 05 founder members