Irangi Udeshika is studying in "Udeni" pre- school at Polgasovita qualified to be a beneficiary of Sisu Diriya Scholarship of CUP.
Irangi Udeshika is studying in "Udeni" pre- school at Polgasovita qualified to be a beneficiary of Sisu Diriya Scholarship of CUP.
As it always has been and will be, CUPs navigation through ever corner in the country where children in need of a library had been a “Dream come true” at Handapangoda Sri Sumanajothi Sunday School on 25th March 2012.
She can be a lawyer in the future. That is her only ambition. Little Inoka Damayanthi, Grade ten at Handapangoda Navodya Maha Vidyalaya, is a talent athlete and an announcer . She was sponsored through CUP Sisu Diriya Scholarship by Mr Suresh Kumar. Inoka’s first instalment handed over by Sutharshini Navarathnaraja sister of Mr Suresh Kumar’s.
Two lives ware changed forever: Mr Suresh Kumar’s and the life of his sponsored child little Yasiru Jayashantha’s who is currently studying grade seven at Royal Collage, Horana. Yasiru successfully got through his grade five scholarship in Karandana Vidyalaya, Rathnapura and was selected to Royal Collage.
Mr Sunil Lakshmanasinghe created a real and lasting change when he decided to sponsor little Gihan Senarath in grade six who is schooling at Royal Collage, Horana. Gihan is gifted with talents such as Drawing and reading. He has been participated and was awarded in many occasions and more to go. In addition to that, little Gihan’s big ambition of becoming a doctor drawn in some emotions on everyone’s faces at the event.
Young talented Isuranga Adikari from Grade six, Royal Collage, Horana aced his grade five scholarship and was selected for CUP Sisu Diriya Scholarship program.
Nikawehera - one of the remote multi-religious villages due to its diverse ethnic mix of people originated and settled from various parts of the country.
Nikawehera Primary School is surrounded by students from 400 families in the area. From the warm welcome in the morning till the end with great farewell, the whole session was filled with Affection, Joy, Emotion and fullness from students and their families. The extreme support given by the teachers in the school was second to none.
A group of students got together to help CUP ‘Little Library Project’. They are Kavindya Allahakkoon, Golda Perera and Dulanjalee of Royal Institute Colombo, Shehan Rodrigo and Sheron Rodrigo of St. Joseph’s College Colombo and Amritha Allahakkoon from Colombo International School.
Realising the value of helping their peers who are not privileged as they are, these students were looking for a way to lend a helping hand.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald & Helen Lucas volunteered to support the deserving children of Sri Lanka and were kind to make a generous contribution to the CUP Fund.
Piyumi Srimali studying in Grade eight at Sri Sumangala Balika Vidyalaya, Panadura was selected to receive funds under the ‘Sisu Diriya’ Scholarship Programme of CUP.