Atha Hitha
On February 9, 2025, we successfully conducted Project Athahitha at Leo Dulanja’s residence, focusing on
empowering teenagers through a cooking workshop. This initiative aimed to provide young individuals with
practical skills that could help them start their own businesses while continuing their studies.
During the workshop, participants learned essential cooking techniques, food preparation methods, and tips on
turning their culinary talents into a small-scale business. The session not only enhanced their cooking skills
but also introduced them to entrepreneurial opportunities, encouraging them to explore innovative ways to
generate income.
By equipping teenagers with valuable skills, Project Athahitha served as an inspiration for young minds to
become self-sufficient and independent. This initiative reinforced the idea that education and
entrepreneurship can go hand in hand, helping them build a secure and promising future. With the right
guidance and motivation, every dream can become a reality!
On 9
th February
Thuhina
On February 16th, we successfully conducted Project Thuina at Kanichchagala Primary School and Kakuluwela
Primary School, aiming to provide pure drinking water to students in these communities. Understanding that
every single student deserves access to safe drinking water, we installed water purification systems to ensure
they receive clean and safe water daily.
In this region, many people, including schoolchildren, suffer from kidney failures due to contaminated
drinking water. The lack of access to clean water has severely impacted their health and well-being.
Recognizing this urgent issue, we took the initiative to implement a sustainable solution, ensuring a
healthier future for these students.
Through Project Thuina, we not only provided a necessity but also created awareness about the importance of
clean water.
On 16
th February
Kanichchagala Primary School & Kakuluwela Primary School
Steps to success
On February 16, 2025, we successfully conducted project Step to Success at Kanichchagala Primary School,
Aranaganwila, with the goal of supporting students in their educational journey. Understanding the importance
of proper learning materials, we provided a complete set of stationery items that would fulfill each student's
academic needs for an entire year.
Education is the key to a brighter future, but many children in underprivileged areas struggle due to a lack
of essential school supplies. Through this initiative, we aimed to lighten their burden and encourage them to
focus on learning without worry. In addition to the stationery donations, we also treated the students with
delicious desserts, bringing smiles to their faces and making the day even more special.
Step to Success was more than just a donation; it was a step towards nurturing dreams, fostering hope, and
ensuring every child has the tools they need to achieve success. This project stands as a reminder that small
efforts can create a lasting impact in shaping the future of young minds.
On 16
th February
Kanichchagala Primary School - Aranaganwila
Teeth Talk 2.2
On February 19, 2025, we successfully conducted Project Teeth Talk at Hemamali Balika Vidyalaya, Maligawatta,
focusing on promoting oral hygiene and ensuring better dental health for students. Recognizing the importance
of proper dental care from a young age, we organized a comprehensive dental check-up and provided necessary
treatments for the students.
Many children lack access to regular dental care, leading to oral health issues that can affect their overall
well-being. Through Project Teeth Talk, we aimed to address this concern by not only offering free check-ups
and treatments but also educating students on the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene.
The initiative was met with great enthusiasm, and students gained valuable knowledge about proper brushing
techniques, cavity prevention, and healthy dietary habits. This project reinforced our commitment to ensuring
every child receives essential healthcare services and highlighted the significance of preventive dental care
for a healthier future.
On 19
th February
Hemamali Balika Vidyalaya - Maligawatta
Eka Iththaka Mal
On February 21, 2025, we successfully conducted Project Eka Ikthaka Mal at the Pre-Vocational Skill
Development Center, Kottawa, with the aim of supporting differently-abled children by donating sports
equipment and creating a joyful experience for them.
Understanding the importance of physical activities in enhancing motor skills and overall well-being, we
provided essential sports equipment to encourage the children to stay active and engaged. Additionally, we
shared snacks and tea, ensuring a warm and cheerful atmosphere.
One of the most heartwarming moments of the day was when the children showcased their remarkable talents
through entertaining performances.
Their enthusiasm and creativity reminded us of the power of inclusion and encouragement in building
confidence. Project Eka Ikthaka Mal was more than just a donation; it was about spreading happiness, fostering
talent, and creating meaningful connections. This initiative reinforced our commitment to empowering every
child, regardless of their abilities, to shine and succeed.
On 21
st February
Pre-Vocational Skill Development Center - Kottawa
Drugs Kill
On February 28, 2025, we successfully conducted Project Drugs Kill at Defence Services College, aiming to
educate students on the dangers of drug abuse.
Understanding that prevention starts with awareness, we organized an interactive awareness session to equip
students with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and stay away from harmful substances. During
the session, we discussed the physical, mental, and social consequences of drug abuse, highlighting its impact
on health, academic performance, and future opportunities. The students actively engaged in discussions, asked
questions, and gained valuable insights on how to resist peer pressure and make healthier choices.
Project Drugs Kill was a crucial initiative in shaping a drug-free future for young minds. By educating
students early, we aim to empower them to lead safer, healthier lives and become responsible members of
society. Together, we can fight against drug abuse and create a brighter future!
On 28
th February
Defence Services College
