Children from Toppigala under Control by the LTTE

Children from Toppigala under Control by the LTTE

Guest Speaker at our joint meeting with Colombo West

Hemaka Amarasuriya

Guest Speaker at our joint meeting with Colombo West

Hemaka Amarasuriya

Cricket Six a Side Soft Ball the runner up

Keep it up guys!

You did well with one day's practice.

Cricket Six a Side Soft Ball the runner up

Keep it up guys!

You did well with one day's practice.

Tsunami Housing As it Looks Today

The Tsunami Housing was handed over the houses by the Minster Mrs. Ferial Ashroff by PP. Asgin and PP Mike.

Tsunami Housing As it Looks Today

The Tsunami Housing was handed over the houses by the Minster Mrs. Ferial Ashroff by PP. Asgin and PP Mike.

Rainbow Centre for Tsunami Victimized Children

The Rainbow Centre Bus



The bus parked by the Centre’s Nursery December 2009 - Some of the 100 children who use the bus every day

The Rainbow Centre is delighted to have been the recipient of a bus donated by a Rotary International Partnership in December 2007. (The Rotary Club of Colombo, Rotary District 9450 Western Australia, Rotary Vectis Village D1110 Tsunami Fund, the International Tennis Fellowship of Rotarians and the Rotary Club Zagreb Centra, Croatia.) The Rainbow Centre bus continues to provide an indispensible service for more than 100 children. It leaves the Centre in Bentota at 7.00am to collect the children living in Aluthgama and Beruwala and take them to mainstream school. At the same time, it picks up the children coming back to the Rainbow Centre Nursery, Pre-School and Day School. At 11.30am it takes pre-schoolers back from the Centre to their homes in Aluthgama. It then goes on to pick up children who have been in mainstream school to bring them back to the Centre for lunch and afternoon tuition and support. At two o’clock it picks up older mainstream school children and brings them back to the Centre to eat and study. At 5.30pm all the children go back on to the bus to be taken to their homes. The bus is returned to the Centre later that evening its work done for that day. The Rainbow Centre depends heavily on the bus to carry out its work and is extremely grateful for this generous donation.

Rainbow Centre for Tsunami Victimized Children

The Rainbow Centre Bus



The bus parked by the Centre’s Nursery December 2009 - Some of the 100 children who use the bus every day

The Rainbow Centre is delighted to have been the recipient of a bus donated by a Rotary International Partnership in December 2007. (The Rotary Club of Colombo, Rotary District 9450 Western Australia, Rotary Vectis Village D1110 Tsunami Fund, the International Tennis Fellowship of Rotarians and the Rotary Club Zagreb Centra, Croatia.) The Rainbow Centre bus continues to provide an indispensible service for more than 100 children. It leaves the Centre in Bentota at 7.00am to collect the children living in Aluthgama and Beruwala and take them to mainstream school. At the same time, it picks up the children coming back to the Rainbow Centre Nursery, Pre-School and Day School. At 11.30am it takes pre-schoolers back from the Centre to their homes in Aluthgama. It then goes on to pick up children who have been in mainstream school to bring them back to the Centre for lunch and afternoon tuition and support. At two o’clock it picks up older mainstream school children and brings them back to the Centre to eat and study. At 5.30pm all the children go back on to the bus to be taken to their homes. The bus is returned to the Centre later that evening its work done for that day. The Rainbow Centre depends heavily on the bus to carry out its work and is extremely grateful for this generous donation.

Interact/ Rotaract Bowling Event

Interact and Roatact clubs conducted a bowling competition at Excel World on Sunday the 11th Jan, 2010.

Colombo Mid Town, Thurstan College, Issipathana College and Muslim Ladies College were the organizers.

Interact/ Rotaract Bowling Event

Interact and Roatact clubs conducted a bowling competition at Excel World on Sunday the 11th Jan, 2010.

Colombo Mid Town, Thurstan College, Issipathana College and Muslim Ladies College were the organizers.

Awareness on Constitution of Rotary

PDG Tissa represented our club in the Seminar Rohan was present in the occation as an observer.

Awareness on Constitution of Rotary

PDG Tissa represented our club in the Seminar Rohan was present in the occation as an observer.

Heart Surgery

photograph of Baby Suwan Nethmira, who was suffering from a chronic heart ailment and whose chances of survival was poor.
He was dispatched to Escorts Heart Institute & Research Centre in New Delhi on 11th December 2009, where he was given preliminary nourishments and care and prepared for surgery, which took place on 17.12.09. He is expected to be back in Sri Lanka on 10th January 2010 after a full recovery.

Project Chair Who solely bear the cost of the Air Travel was Rtn. Dinal Peiris

Heart Surgery

photograph of Baby Suwan Nethmira, who was suffering from a chronic heart ailment and whose chances of survival was poor.
He was dispatched to Escorts Heart Institute & Research Centre in New Delhi on 11th December 2009, where he was given preliminary nourishments and care and prepared for surgery, which took place on 17.12.09. He is expected to be back in Sri Lanka on 10th January 2010 after a full recovery.

Project Chair Who solely bear the cost of the Air Travel was Rtn. Dinal Peiris

Pre PETS PE Senake Amerasinghe Participated

20100103 Pre PETS Seminar was held at the Excel World of 67 Rotary Clubs met at the venue with the participation of the Governor Elect Imtiaz Ismail and all district dignitories

Pre PETS PE Senake Amerasinghe Participated

20100103 Pre PETS Seminar was held at the Excel World of 67 Rotary Clubs met at the venue with the participation of the Governor Elect Imtiaz Ismail and all district dignitories