The Rotary Club of Kandy is thrilled to unveil the newly renovated and refurbished Dodangwela Home for Deaf and Blind Children, a project completed with a heartfelt investment of Rs 10 million. This significant renovation has transformed the home into a sanctuary of learning and growth, where children with hearing and visual impairments can thrive…
The Self-Help project was set up in 1998 and was financed by a Rotary 3H Grant 98 – 11 of approximately Rs. 7 million supported by the Rotary Clubs of Singapore and Kandy. Based on a revolving loan system the project has, to date, provided loans to more than 2,800 recipients for a value of…
Since its inception in 1992, the Centre for Handicapped (CFH) has been a beacon of hope for over 15,000 individuals with disabilities. Established through a collaborative effort between the Rotary Clubs of Kandy, Enköping in Sweden, the Rotary Foundation, and various other organizations, the CFH is dedicated to providing complimentary, tailor-made mobility aids such as…
This project began in the aftermath of the 2006 tsunami when scholarship funds were set up to provide educational support for children orphaned by the tragedy. While the tsunami orphans no longer need our support, the club continues to provide scholarships for poor students from grade school to university supplementing the support they receive from…
Over the years, the Rotary Club of Kandy has cooperated with the Rotary Foundation and with Rotary Clubs across the world to provide clean water and good sanitation to poor rural communities and schools. The focus on schools not only ensures that students have adequate sanitation and safe, hygienic conditions but also encourages basic education,…