How can communities recover from landslides without being exposed to the same risks again? In Sri Lanka’s Kegalle District, climate-related disasters like Cyclone Ditwah have left thousands displaced, while damaged infrastructure and continued hazards make safe return difficult. This case study explores how landslide-risk mapping, mitigation, planned relocation, and community awareness are helping address these challenges. It also highlights why relocation must account for livelihoods, services, and the concerns of affected communities.