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History of PINA Sri Lanka |
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‘P I N A’ ACTIVITIES IN 1989 - 1999 |
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16.08.1989
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5 blackboards and 8 school chairs were donated to the Saddhamakara
Vidyayatana Pirivena Pinwatta, Panadura |
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21.01.1990 |
The donations received in October 1988 were used to built a small house
for a 7- headed family in Sigiriya.
This family resides there until today. |
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01.09.1990 |
Donation of a small house to a eight-headed family in Habarana. |
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22.08.1991 |
Donation of an additional school building for 120 children to the local
school in Sigiriya,
where previously education was conducted in the open. |
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06.08.1993 |
20 boy orphans in Inamaluwa, Dambulla received a complete new
building with furnishing for their orphanage, run by a Buddhist Monk.
Previously the children resided in a leaking hut. The foundation stone
ceremony was held in December 1991, official inauguration was held on
06.08.1993. |
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Over the following years PINA continued to lend a hand to the boys in
this orphanage with basic requirements (food, schoolbooks, etc.). |
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07.07.1993 |
Articles in two German newspapers were printed, requesting the public
for the donation of clutches, wheelchairs, etc, for the disabled people
of Sri Lanka. |
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1994 |
“Aruna Home for Mentally Retarded Children” in Panadura was
completely renovated by PINA. Previously
the roof leaked, the sanitary facilities were out of date and the
house was not in a proper state of habitation. |
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23.03.1995 |
A new playground for the 25 boys at the “Aruna Home for Mentally
Retarded Children” was donated by the Alice Nahon School in Belgium, in
collaboration with PINA. |
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07.10.1994 |
6 wheelchairs and 100 pairs of clutches where flown from Germany to Sri
Lanka, by the German Airlines LTU, free of charge. |
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29.03.1995 |
Donation of 2 wheelchairs to the Kethumathi Woman’s Hospital in
Panadura. |
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Donation of 4 wheelchairs to the Panadura Base Hospital. |
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18.10.1995 |
A civil worker from Ambalangoda, who had lost one leg in an accident
received an artificial leg via the Jaipur Foot Programme. |
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07.12.1995 |
Donation of 105 pairs of clutches and 20 saline stands to the Army
Hospital
in Colombo. |
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20.10.1995 |
In a joint venture with the Lion’s Club of
Wadduwa a medical camp was conducted at the Pinwatta Pirivena
Tempel/Panadura, where PINA donated 200 spectacles to people with
eye problems. |
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1996 |
Renovation of the “Tudawe Children’s Home” in Wadduwa.
A new dining
room and a separate room for studies was attached to the main buildings,
which previously housed app. 40 girls in minimum space. |
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Until today this Girls’ orphanage is regularly provided with food and
other
basic necessities from PINA. |
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22.10.1996 |
Donation of 4 new sewing Machines to the “Tudawe Children ‘s Home” in
Wadduwa. |
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18.10.1998 |
Free of charge transport was provided for the freight of
PINA by the German Airline, LTU. 6 wheelchairs, 104 pairs of
clutches, artificial legs, 1 ECG
unit, walking chairs and maternity equipment were included in this
cargo. |
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26.12.1998 |
The Ketumathi Woman’s Hospital in Panadura receives 1 ECG unit
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maternity equipment. |
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10.01.1999 |
On invitation of the Parliament Member Mr. Bennet Cooray and in the
presence of Justice & Finance Minister Prof. G.L. Pieris and Minister of
Transport Mr. Fowzie, the wheelchairs, clutches and artificial legs,
that were flown in by LTU on the 18.10.1998 were presented directly to
wounded soldiers in Kolonnawa. |
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21.12.1999 |
As a final activity of PINA to the end of the past century an eye camp
was conducted at the Pinwatta Pirivena Temple/Panadura, where 200
spectacles were donated to needy people. |