Projects

Two preschool teachers from a remote village in Mannar have received new bicycles to assist with their travel to school. Thank you to Rahul Ramesh for his donation, which supports these educators and the children they teach.

During a field trip to Sri Lanka, it was identified that a house needs to be renovated for a family that was previously unsafe and requiring urgent repairs. Thank you to Dr Ghayathri Surendra for funding this project.

A woman and her three children are currently living with her parents and sister after a family breakdown. The toilet in this home is unusable, and they did not have access to a water facility on the land. Addtionally, the father of this woman is sick and struggling to meet their basic needs. The family

Stationery and shoes have been provided for students from two schools who are struggling and living under the poverty line. Anbaalayam have worked with local suppliers to ensure these essentials have been purchased and delivered to these yound students.

A 67-year-old man, struggling with health issues, has been living in an unsafe, damaged house with his wife, two daughters and grandchild. The condition of the home was unstable, with a damaged roof, making it unsafe for them. Photos of their previous home has can be seen in this post. Anbaalayam have funded materials and

Much-needed stationery was provided to Kopai School in memory of two seniors who passed away in Sydney this month. A special thanks to Suba Subathasan for funding this project and honouring their memory through this generous contribution.

Seven young students have received interest-free loans, to be repaid by their parents, to purchase bikes. This initiative provides much-needed transportation, offering these children better access to school and the community. Thank you to Niranjan Siva (Sydney) for funding this project.

A project was organised to provide uniforms, stationery, and dry rations for these young children at school. The initiative included the distribution of uniforms, a banner, and dry rations. A special thanks to Suba Subathasan for funding this project, which has greatly supported the children’s well-being and supporting continuation of activities at school.

Three houses were identified as being in poor condition, urgently requiring renovations to restore them to a safe and liveable state for the families residing in them. Anbaalayam has provided funding for both the materials and labour costs needed to complete these renovations, ensuring that these homes are brought up to a standard where they

This remote school in Akaranai (in the Batticiola district) was identified as lacking the resources and opportunities needed to support children in attending excursions beyond their local area. In response, Anbaalayam funded an educational trip, covering all costs for both students and teachers such as buses, food and other excursion related fees. This initiative allowed