A schoolchild receiving a red backpack from an adult man, who is smiling. Piles of these backpacks are lined up at the front of the stage.

School children donation programme in Ranjanagama, Kurunegala District

by The Rahula Trust
Director

On 23 June, the Rahula Trust donated school accessories for 168 school children in Ranjanagama in Kurunegala district.

Sri Sumanasara Vidayalaya - This school is located at Kadurugahamadiththa, Ranjanagama. It is in the Kurunegala district under North Western province. Its education zone is Kurunegala under Polgahawela Educational division.

Our local representative, Mr Norman Perera, and volunteers organised this event. Our thanks to all of them.

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