The DOT Charitable foundation has contributed AUD 1,215.00 to complete a house for I H M Jayasekara who lived in a small house without proper sanitary facilities and shelter, with his wife and two children.
He, his wife, and their 21 years old daughter are suffering from a disability condition. Only the five-year-old son is currently in good health. The family has no proper income and depends on the “Samurdhi” grants.
We have started new year with a new hope and planed a project to help a very poor family in Thisamaharama, Hambanthota district.
The family has three school aged children who are studying in grade 5, 7 and 9 at Weerahela Kanitu Viduhala, Hambantota. Their father is a labourer, and mother is a housewife. She is also a burn victim due to an accident involving a kerosene lamp.
The DOT Foundation has fixed the 2 doors and a window of their home for the cost of LKR 64,005.00 (AUD 436.70). Previously they were covered in polythene sheets.
We are also happy to inform you that we have two sponsors to financially help children’s education needs by LKR 6,000.00 monthly
Thank you for Ms Nilani Siriwardena for coordinating the project.
The DOT Charitable Foundation has donated a photocopier machine to Sumedha Vidyalya, Kosgama. The school is situated in Avissawella district. There are 1050 students enrolled in this school and most of the children are from low-income families.
The school desperately needed a photocopier machine since teachers have to give copies of textbook extracts, study notes etc. to remote learning students during the COVID 19 lockdown. The cost of the machine is Rs 135,000.00. It was handed over to the principal Prasadini Daluwaththe Liyanage on 25.10.21.
The principal has extended her gratitude towards the DOT Foundation and its members for this invaluable donation.
The DOT Charitable Foundation Inc. has donated RS 50,000.00 worth of 20 dry food parcels to underprivileged quarantined families in Puttalam district.
Thank you so much for everyone. Also thank you to Sumudha Matota of Helping Hand Sri Lanka who Coordinated the project.
The DOT Charitable Foundation Inc. has completed the fourth project of its Covid-19 relief program by supply and installation of piped medical gas system with 5 wall oxygen outlets worth of LKR 543,942.00 in the COVID theatre (E) at District General Hospital Gampaha. The project was completed in August 2021.
The Director of the DGH Gampaha has expressed his sincere gratitude to all the donors and stated “our hospital is completed with your donations”.
Thank you for all your generous contributions.
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