Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Susitha Wadana Samithiya appeals for assistance to help the less fortunate

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Susitha Wadana Samithiya (SWS) of Hedala, an inter-racial, inter-religious and non-political Social Service Organisati­on, which conducts Educationa­l courses to assist less privileged children, has inaugurate­d a Scholarshi­p fund to help deserving children.

At the Annual General Meeting of the SWS on October 27, at 5.30 p.m. the Chief Guest Justice Yasantha Kodagoda, PC, President Court of Appeal will hand over the sponsorshi­p and Certificat­es to the students of Computer and English classes.

The SWS has appealed to those willing to contribute to the success of their programme, to contribute Rs 2,000 per month for one year, for a student unable to continue his/her studies due to lack of funds.

The SWS said that, currently, they have only 15 computers to conduct Computer classes for 75 students, and require more computers to conduct the programme.

The SWS, founded in 1964, conducts Computer, English Language, Spoken English and Sewing classes, in addition to a Care project for needy Disable/Special Needs Children/Scholarshi­p Fund

They also have a Vocational Training Institute and Scholarshi­p scheme for poor children, and an interest free loans scheme for self employment.

The Scholarshi­p fund is to help children who have qualified for the A/L,or those who have passed A/L and have been selected to the University/Higher studies, or for those who are unemployed and need to undergo Vocational Training, but unable to continue due to financial difficulti­es.

Further details could be obtained from the SWS on 0777 760 492

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