Projects

Provided! Funding to purchase furniture for a tuition Centre started by two volunteer teachers in the Bogawathe area. Thank you Jason Ratnam – Canada for supporting this project.

Much needed exercise books were donated to children from a remote village. Thank you Professor Eliathamby Ambikairajah – Sydney for your kind donation. Thank you Kaviya Projects for implementing this project

Under our loan scheme, two women from a remote village were assisted with a business venture, Aaniver products. They initiated a Millet take-away service from their homes with a focus on promoting health and well-being in the community. Now, their aspirations include opening a restaurant.    

Educational materials and nutritional food were given to 65 children. Thank you Mr. Sathiyabalan Ratnam – Canada for supporting this project Thank you Rev Gopinath for implementing this project.

129 needy children from Gleneagles Tamil School received, educational materials such as school bags and stationery. Thank you Kanagaratnam Family for supporting project. Thank you Rev Christopher for implementing this project.

Fifteen individuals facing significant challenges due to disabilities or illnesses received essential dry rations. Thank you Mr.Sathiabalan Ratnam – Canada for supporting this project.

Uchimunai is a picturesque small island near Putalam, a mere 40-minute speedboat ride from Kalpitiya. Our members had the pleasure of visiting this school in July 2023. As part of our commitment to the community, we purchased 80 pairs of shoes for the school kids as a Christmas gesture. Additionally, it is heartening to note

We’re thrilled to share some heart-warming news with our incredible community! Anbaalayam Australia has responded to the request and provided a much-needed water pump for a preschool that once struggled without access to clean drinking water! This act of kindness doesn’t just benefit the preschool; it’s a beacon of hope for the entire village and

Meet Yaso, a resilient 37-year-old individual who has faced life’s challenges with remarkable strength. Despite losing his left leg below the knee, Yaso continues to work as a security personnel. Yaso seeked for support from Anbaalayam Australia to enhance his livelihood. He asked for some welding tools and believes that with the right equipment, he

Vathy and her husband, both 45 years old, who, along with their two children aged 15 and 12, are facing extraordinary challenges. Vathy’s husband has unfortunately lost his eyesight due to complications from diabetes, rendering him unable to work. He is currently undergoing treatment at Jaffna Hospital, and the family is grappling with the emotional