Pahan Tharuwa – the annual day of joy for underprivileged kids
Pahan Tharuwa, meaning ‘Ray of Hope’ in Sinhala, is the MJF Charitable Foundation’s annual ‘day of joy’ for those who have little joy in their lives.
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Whats inside
- Sithijaya celebrates day for the differently abled
- MJF Kids celebrate World Children’s Day
- The spirit of Christmas celebrated in Thoppigala
- A Centre for P.E.A.C.E. in Peliyagoda
- Batatha South School, Ambalantota
- Celebrating the art of the Koulara community & the MJF Kids
- Empowering an isolated, rural Knuckles community
- Lunama & Welipatanvila Fishermen receive bicycles from the BBC Southern Counties Radio
- Lunama Rajasaranagama Community Centre
- MJF Charitable Foundation Small Entrepreneur Programme
- MJFCF extends partnership with PEACE in 2005 with two new centres
- Pahan Tharuwa 2005
- Pahan Tharuwa 2007
- Re-housing tsunami victims in Batticaloa
- Smiles of Joy in tsunami affected Sri Lanka
- The Rakawa community in Hambantota
- Velipatanwila Fisher Community
- Video Gallery
Developments at MJFCF
A Health Centre with a Difference for the Plantation workers
4th Annual MJF Trophy for Excellence in Cricket for the Visually impaired – 2012
6th Consecutive Vesak Lantern competition of MJF Kids – 2012
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