Manitha Neyam Trust sponsored a school shoes donation program to benefit 150 underprivileged children in the Mullaitivu District. This program was organized and distributed by the Atharsam Foundation. Atharsam Foundation officials distributed the shoes to the recipient children in an event organized by the beneficiary schools. We thank our donors and well-wishers for the generous contribution to ensure 150 kids had...
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Manitha Neyam Trust (MNT) sponsored computer equipment and Smart Classroom facilities to the students residing in the “Village of Hope”. The Village of Hope is operated under the management of the Art of Living organization. This project was executed by the Vivekananda Community Foundation with the sponsorship of Manitha Neyam Trust. This project will help the students gain the a holistic...
In partnership with LIFT NGO, Manitha Neyam Trust inaugurated a scholarship program in Batticaloa. This program concentrates mainly on students who are talented but find it difficult to engage in education due to financial constraints. Through this program, 30 students who are sitting for the 2023 advance level (A-level) exam and ordinary level (O-level) exam will be benefitted. Students will be...
Manitha Neyam Trust donated three computers to Winrose International Campus in Haputale. Winrose International campus is a modest but very committed vocational training institute in Haldummulla region, Badulla district of Sri Lanka. The primary objective of the organization is to provide access to expensive professional and vocational training courses to underprivileged tea plantation youth in the hill-country of Sri...
Manitha Neyam Trust believes in long term solutions to eliminate poverty. Education is the key in empowering the community to contribute positively towards the effort of poverty elimination. We sponsored an education program focused on increasing the success rate of students sitting for scholarship examinations: Ordinary level (O level) examination and Advanced level (A level) examination. This program was implemented in...