
Dineth’s Housing Project in Wahigala, Matale
The DOT Foundation has donated RS 110,252,00 to build the roof of Wahigala Dineth’s house. Thank you to Help Hand for coordinating the project.
The DOT Foundation has donated RS 110,252,00 to build the roof of Wahigala Dineth’s house. Thank you to Help Hand for coordinating the project.
W A Susantha, his wife and two children lives in a rural village of Dakuniiwura, Lunugamvehera in Sri Lanka.
He is a casual labourer and his income depends only if he finds work for the day. His current home is not in a good condition and it is not at all suitable for children to live in. His elder son has an incurable eye condition.
As you can see in the photo, the house the family is currently living is in a very poor condition.
A big Thank you to all of you W A Susantha fulfil his dream of having a beautiful home for his family.
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I want to express my appreciation to all of you for generosity in support for Hasini’s house project. As you know Hasini’s house had plastic sheet covered doors and windows and with your generous support we have fixed proper doors and windows. I am sure this will bring the safety and happiness to Hasini and her family.
We wouldn’t have done this project without you, and your thoughtfulness is truly making a difference in the lives of many needy children in Sri Lanka.
I would like to thank project coordinators Keerth Bandara, Srimathi Wickramasinge and Ranjan, Pubudu, Bandara, Buddhika for supporting this project many ways.
Every year The DOT Charitable Foundation continues to advance its mission of helping needy children in Sri Lanka. Through our projects we have seen many lives changed for the better.
Thank you for everyone for your kind support.
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Hasini’s Home Project Letter of Appreciation
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The DOT Hope Home for Children is organizing to build a new preschool building in rural village of Ahalagolyaya, Panliyadda, Melsiripura, in Kurunegala District. At present ‘Randaru’ preschool is continuing in a temple building and around 15 to 20 children from the area is benefitting from it. However the current building is 30 years old and in a derelict state. It is not suitable to use as a school building since walls and roof are in unrepairable state. This preschool will be close down in very near future if suitable building is not found. As a result these children will be deprived of their preschool education. The villagers cannot afford to renovate or build a new school hall. The DOT is organizing to build a school hall and help the Ahalagolyaya community. The whole project will cost us approx. LKR 1,500,000.00.
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