World · Sri Lanka Bureau
Vavuniya hospital to build Rs. 170 million nursing quarters
A four-storey residential complex designed to accommodate 48 nursing staff is set to be constructed at Vavuniya District General Hospital. The project, valued at Rs. 170 million, aims to address accommodation needs for healthcare workers at the facility.
LSN Sri Lanka ·
The Vavuniya District General Hospital will undertake construction of dedicated residential quarters for its nursing workforce, marking a significant infrastructure investment in the Northern Province healthcare sector. The four-storey complex has been budgeted at Rs. 170 million and will provide accommodation for 48 nursing staff members currently serving at the facility.
The nursing quarters project reflects efforts by health authorities to improve working conditions and retention of healthcare professionals at district-level hospitals. Adequate staff accommodation has been identified as a key factor in attracting and retaining qualified nursing personnel, particularly in regional medical facilities.
The construction of dedicated residential facilities at Vavuniya District General Hospital is expected to enhance the hospital's capacity to maintain stable staffing levels and support the delivery of healthcare services across the district. The project forms part of broader infrastructure development initiatives aimed at strengthening the provincial health system.