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Miss. Sylvie Kosizek representing le relais enfant - France, visited our newly renovated home to see the progress and to open our Youth Hostel on 22nd of Aprill 2006. She was accompanied by some members of le relais enfant and some of her family members.
Sri Lanka, Tangalle is her dream lsland for long time. She loves sri lanka and the people with their smiling face. After tsunami desaster on 26th December 2004, she always wanted to come to see her friends and people, but only after she engaged with our hostel project, she managed to come and visit sri lanka on 22nd of Aprill 2006.
At the time of her arrival, we have already had our preschool (Kindergarten) project and that was their first interest to see the kids.
Mr. Aubert is fully splashed to see the kids and the way they welcomed him.
Here the Jeweling standing behind to see the kids and their activities.
The French team had several gifts and toys with them for our children at Tangalle. The kids were very happy to have them and to play with them. As the little kids unable to fill the balloons, they themselves had to support filling them for children.
Then the kids were given some books and drawing materials by the visitors.
All together had a very interesting moment with the kids, teachers and visitors.
Then it was time to leave and many faces showed some unwilling feelings to depart.
Welcome Realmedicine Foundation to Tangalle Children Relay
Dr. Martina and her friends enter the Garden with wide smile and pleasure
Our Kids welcomed them warmly with flowers
Dr. Manfred gets more flowers
The guests trying to speak with kids.
Schedulded last program of our Executive Director of Real Medicine Foundation Dr. Martina Fuchs with Real Medicine Foundation, Country Director Dr. Rubina Mumtaz visit the Tangalle Children Relay Pre- School based along Tissa Road in Tangalle.
On the 19th at about 10.30 am, the guests arrived to the pre school. Dr. Martina Fuchs was accompanied by Dr. Rubina, Dr. Manfred (owner of Palm Paradise Cabanas), Michael Lear the whole health of Real medicine foundation, and with other two guests Miss. Jenifer Stickel and Kelly Prentice the Journalist together with Mrs. Minerva the project coordinator of real medicine foundation.
The team was warmly welcomed by the children with beautiful water lilies. The kids were very happy to see the guests. They sang some nursery rhymes very sweetly. There were 16 children and two teachers with them. Real medicine foundation had helped to build the front wall and the play house and the beautiful garden. All these donations were done through Dr. Martina Fuchs. She was very happy.
Mr. Mahendra the director of the preschool taking much care to function this preschool as well as the girl’s hostel. The guests were so impressed about the valuable service done by Mr. Mahendra. Great responsibility had taken to provide these services to the Tsunami affected children and the rural girls. The children were given free uniforms, stationary and the food too.
Next, we all went to Marakolliya, the Chec village to see the other pre school. That was run by Mr. Mahendra. This village has newly built 25 houses and given to those who had affected from Tsunami. And the Pre-school was also built by them and it was abandoned. So Mr. Mahendra took this chance to serve the kids in those houses. Two trained teachers with another trainee teacher maintaining the preschool well. There are 11 children. It has started one month before. The teachers are very active. When we entered the class room, the teachers were singing with the children. Many photos were taken. The children seem to be not used with the crowd. Mr. Mahendra told that he would expand his services and make the two Pre-schools more important places for the children who deserve most care. His dedicated work was appreciated by all. He has the ability to direct and manage. All were very happy. All the moments were photographed. Miss. Kelly, the journalist collected most of the information about Pre-schools and the Girls’ hostel. And we set back to come to our next visit for that day, The Tangalle Hospital.
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