The Manitha Neyam Trust or Love for Humanity Trust has responded to the cry of children, the disabled and elders by supporting innumerable projects across Sri Lanka
Newsletters
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December 2011
Passport to EmploymentAs Sri Lanka reawakens from a 30 year war that has destroyed the lives and futures of thousands of its citizens and as the warm rays of peace fall down on this battered nation, the people of Sri Lanka are now struggling to get back on their feet and restore their lives. Read More -
January 2011
Eye Camp at ThanniyoottuManitha Neyam together with Thanniyoottu Sai centre conducted an eye camp on 28th June, 2011. Out of 296 patients attended the camp, 40 were recommended for cataract surgery and arrangements done to sent them to the Vavuniya hospital. Read More -
April 2010
MNT for Future GenerationDharmapuram Mahavidhyalayam and Muruganantham Mahavidhyalayam of Kilinochchi, the most felt area of war, suffer without basic facilities throwing the future of young generation in to a big question. Read More -
December 2009
Livelihood Projects16 people benefitted from the Thiruketheeswaram livelihood project worth of Rs. 485,000/-. 8 sewing machines, 3 water pumps, 3 carpentry tools and 2 grinding mills were donated by MNT to the less fortunate's of Thiruketheeswaram.Read More
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November 2009
Flood Relief in Eastern ProvinceManitha Neyam Trust keeps its promise by not turning away from flood victims as soon as the hot news cools down as it always happen where people tend to forget to look at the real impacts faced by victims felt only when they really try to live their normal lives. Over 5 million has been already spent as immediate relief. Read More
The Manitha Neyam Trust
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In BriefThe Manitha Neyam Trust commenced operations in 1999 to provide charitable and social services to the less privileged and is registered as an approved charity by the Ministry of Social Services in Sri Lanka. The trust has offices in the UK, USA, Australia and Canada Read More -
Significant AchievementsManitha Neyam is proud of the many achievements of children under our care. They include, but are not limited to Iniya Valvu Illam, Mullaitivu: Manitha Neyam provided Braille machines to children who were visually impaired. 7 of these children entered the University of Jaffna. Read More -
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Sponsor any Child TodaySponsor a child and you'll be helping them, their family and their whole community. You'll see how you are helping through our supporter magazine Common Cause, a photograph and messages from the child you sponsor and regular updates from local fieldworkers. By becoming a sponsor you'll make all the difference to the life of a child. Read More
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