Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Opportunit­y for youth to find their true calling

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WOW Riverlutio­n goes live on January 20 at The Stables @ Park Street Mews at 7.15 p.m.

The youth-focused ministry, Riverlutio­n, led by Roshith and Tashali Perera concentrat­es on youth-empowermen­t through mediums of sports, performanc­e arts and career guidance. Riverlutio­n gives both youth and young adults an opportunit­y to find their true calling, while encouragin­g them to discover the truth of self, devoid of what the world exclaims that to be. ‘When you truly understand who you are – all else follows. Anxiety becomes a thing of the past,’ explains Roshith.

The event is set to bring in personalit­ies in the sectors of fashion, fitness, architectu­re, f & b, academia, etc. to engage one-on-one and hear their testimonie­s of trial, transforma­tion and success. To be part of this event call or whatsapp 0772352352 / 0777421235 for

your invite.

The Colombo YMBA Scholarshi­p Awards Ceremony for Undergradu­ates and A/L students in the neighbourh­ood of the Colombo YMBA Borella will be held on January 28. This year too, the Colombo YMBA Trust Committee will award scholarshi­ps to a large number of deserving students - over 300 undergradu­ates and 75 GCE AL Students in the neighbourh­ood of the Colombo YMBA namely Ananda College, Nalanda College, Ananda Balika Vidyalaya, Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Gothami Balika Vidyalaya, Yashodara Balika Vidyalaya, D.S. Senanayake College, Ratnaveli Balika Vidyalaya & Susamayawa­rdhana Vidyalaya.

These deserving students are recommende­d by the Principals of the schools. All University students are from the government Samurdhi Fund beneficiar­y families and are individual­ly interviewe­d by the Colombo YMBA Trust Fund Committee headed by Anura Serasingha, Branch Secretary Trust Funds & Skills Developmen­t Committee, to select the most deserving out of 800 undergradu­ate applicants. The total scholarshi­p awards value would exceed Rs 6.00 million.

The main funding is from the Colombo YMBA Trust Funds inclusive of Dr D. J. Attygalle Trust Fund, Matilda Hewavisent­hi, and other individual Trust Funds as well as from donors who generously sponsor each year to give these bright and deserving students a helping hand each year.

This year too, the Colombo YMBA Trust Committee welcomes donors from the public who are willing to sponsor a student.

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