Lanka IOC PLC, one of the major and premier private oil companies to have ever been set up in the country, has embarked on the organization’s next Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) stance by giving a generous donation towards the TRAIL Walk initiative which took place in October this year.
The ranks of the Otara Foundation’s ‘Animal Defenders’ were strengthened with another batch of young disciples, this time aged 11 to 16, when the Foundation conducted its second event for children earlier this month.
On October 13th, the whole world commemorated World Sight Day which saw several campaigns and projects happening around the world to increase awareness about the importance of donating eyes to the needy, after we no longer need ours.
A project to bring ‘Thimbiri’ back to Thimbirigasyaya has been launched by the Otara Foundation in partnership with the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC).
The seminar -“Path to Your Real Success” recently organized by PACE Institute at Pannipitiya concluded very successfully and the key objective of the event is to mould youths from an early age by getting them to focus on job-oriented education and training and use their innate talent & strengths to lead a successful life when they grow up.
Although being known as two of Sri Lanka’s most innovative music personalities of this generation, Bathiya & Santhush, who have now gained their fair share of fame and popularity, still remain true to their roots.
With a continuous drive and increasing passion towards enhancing knowledge amongst students about what’s next after school, Fashion Bug, one of Sri Lanka’s leading retail clothing chains with over 16 outlets island-wide, held their signature career guidance programmes at Tangalle and Kurunegala- Maliyadewa Boys School drawing a participation of over 3,000 and 400 students respectively.
Fashion Bug, a leading Sri Lankan retail clothing chain with over 16 outlets island wide, was honored for their Social Service activities rendered to society as a part of their Cooperate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives at a ceremony held at Presidents office on 4th October 2016.
Cancer in Sri Lanka is steadily on the rise. Responsible for nine percent of NCD (Non-Communicable Disease) deaths in the country, Sri Lanka’s cancer trend is similar to that of Western countries.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon recently supported the Kandy Teaching Hospital, the second largest hospital in Sri Lanka, to expand and refurbish its Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU), significantly facilitating its operations.
Two leading corporate trainers, Sanjeev Jayaratnam and Kumar de Silva have joined strengths once again to host yet another one-day Motivational, Skills Development, and Corporate Etiquette Workshop on Wednesday 05 October 2016 at the Galadari Hotel in Colombo.
