Cyclone Burevi devastated the northern part of Sri Lanka recently. Over 85,000 individuals from 25,000 families were affected by the cyclone in the Jaffna district. Manitha Neyam Trust received an appeal from the Divisional Federation of Youth Club of Maruthankerny, to provide relief to the affected families. Manitha Neyam Trust honored the request and made arrangements to provide relief worth Rs....
Cyclone Burevi devastated the northern part of Sri Lanka, in the Jaffna district. The small islands that make up much of Jaffna, including Neduntheevu (Delft), were heavily impacted from the storms. Manitha Neyam received an appeal from a government agent to help, and was swiftly able to respond and provide relief to affected families. We hope this relief will support them...
Designed to empower Differently-Abled people in Kilinochchi, this project focuses on multiple sustainable development initiatives to provide employment and financial support to the differently-abled community and their families. In the Centre, Kilinochchi, we have established a chicken farm with a capacity of accommodating 1000 birds, 50% of which has been filled with 500+ birds. Thus far, five Differently-Abled individuals have been employed...
A mushroom cultivation project has successfully started in collaboration with LIFT NGO, Batticaloa. The goal of this project was to provide a sustainable income to underprivileged families. Thus far, the construction of the mushroom hut with a climate control system has been completed. This mushroom farming center has been fully equipped with the tools and materials for optimal cultivation. 4 women have been employed...
The Mahadeva Ashram has been a long-standing home for orphans due to conflict and natural disasters. Currently, the home cares for 150+ children and provides them with all needs for comfort, food, education and extracurriculars. Standing by the saying: “right to life with dignity”, the home provides a protective environment to children and continue to look after their mental and...
As the pandemic continues to devastate the world and Sri Lanka with a second wave of infections, families living below the poverty line and on daily wages are most affected. With the economic shutdown, they are finding it very difficult to survive. Manitha Neyam Trust provided aid to supply dry food staples (totaling Rs 375,000) to 250 families in Mullaitivu, affected...