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Jaffna Jaipur Centre for Disability Rehabilitation – August 11, 2019

Jaffna Jaipur Centre is well known for the priceless services they provide for the war victims.  They work hard to bring back a sense of normalcy in the lives of people with limb-loss / physical disabilities, and empower them through a total rehabilitation program to restore their confidence. Apart from the above-mentioned services, they are involved in providing orthotic devices and...

Educational Space at Mathavam, Thirunelvely, Jaffna – August 04, 2019

Mathavam, a support center for neuro-developmental disorders in Jaffna, was established in 2014.  Services provided include early assessment and diagnoses of disorders, speech and language therapy, training for parents of special needs children and creating awareness in Sri Lanka about these developmental disorders. Mathavam was in need of a new educational space for training and educating differently abled children.  For younger...

Mother and Child Care Project (Sai Seva Centre), Thanniyoottru, Mullaitivu – July 27, 2019

What can be considered more meritorious than caring for the wellbeing of pregnant mothers and newborns? Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Seva Centre undertakes this amazing project, caring for approximately 250 expecting mothers a year. Each expecting mother is fully provided with health drinks, milk powder, bedding, bottles and all other childcare products that they will need to care for their newborns....

Kolam (Unique Handicrafts from the Jaffna Peninsula), Jaffna – July 23, 2019

Kolam, a Manitha Neyam Trust supported project, places importance on the arts and crafts unique to the Jaffna peninsula. Founded by contemporary Sri Lankan artists, T Shanaathanan and Pradeep Thalawatta in collaboration with graduates from the Art & Design Unit of the University of Jaffna, Kolam pays homage to centuries of age-old crafts and traditions, documenting the invaluable artistic culture that...

Shakthi Illam (English & IT Education), Ratmalana – July 17,2019

Established in 2002, the Shakthi Illam is a home for children affected by civil strife and natural disasters. The home also is for children from families below the poverty line. Currently, approximately 56 children are receiving the much-deserved love and family atmosphere at Shakthi Illam. All our children are well looked after and provided with educational support, tuition classes, a computer...