The Serendipity Trust (Guarantee) Limited
Based in Sri Lanka's Southern Province, the Serendipity Trust (Guarantee) Limited works in partnership with local community members and groups to coordinate events and projects that increase participation opportunities and develop new interests for children, young people and their educators.
Our current programs include the Mosaic Festival, Art & Play at Sambodhi Home for the Disabled, Galle Children's Festival and our Teacher Training Program
Our current programs include the Mosaic Festival, Art & Play at Sambodhi Home for the Disabled, Galle Children's Festival and our Teacher Training Program
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Teacher Training
The Serendipity Trust's Teacher Training Programme is currently offering weekly workshops in the following Education Zones: Mulutiyana, Matara, Akuressa, Udugama, Hambantota, Deniyaya, Walasmulla, Elpitiya & Tangalle. Weekly training is also delivered to over 100 student teachers at the Amarasuriya Teacher Training College. Workshops were also recently delivered for teachers in Jaffna and Kandy as part of the MAS Children's Programme. Big thanks to Park House School, Doha for their support of our workshops in the Southern Province. |
Community Murals Project
The Serendipity Trust continues to work with the Painting Pirate to create beautiful murals in and around Galle. Following the success of the huge mural on the walls of the Galle Prison, Serendipity has recently funded a mural in the new Physiotherapy Unit of the Mahamodara Maternity Hospital. Another beautiful mural has just been completed on the walls of Sambodhi Home for the Disabled. 
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Art & Play Programme at Sambodhi Home for the Disabled
The Serendipity Trust is proud to announce the launch of our 'Art & Play' Programme at Sambodhi Home for the Disabled. This programme offers three creative arts sessions per week (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) for approximately 40 residents who have a diverse range of conditions such as cerebral palsy, downs syndrome, traumatic brain injury and autism. This programme aims to provide a vital socialization, recreation and creative outlet for residents. This multidisciplinary arts integration method supports healing through the arts with music, visual arts and community arts integration mechanisms. 
Mosaic Festival
The Mosaic Festival offered children a day of world adventure, celebrating the diverse cultural communities living in Sri Lanka. The Mosaic Festival was held to celebrate the International Day of Cultural Diversity. The day was an adventure of different traditions, vibrant costumes, dances, performances, songs and workshops. The heart of the festival brimmed with curiosity, harmony and playfulness. Through these new community connections, the children found a common ground between cultures and developed a richer awareness of the beautiful world around them. Click here to check out the great photos! Click here to see the full programme |
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Oceanic Conservation Mural Project
Watch the transformation of the boundary wall of the Galle Prison in to a beautiful piece of public art. The Oceanic Conservation Murals project is about raising awareness and educating in Sri Lanka about plastic pollution in our oceans and the effect it is having on our health and environment. Painted by Rose Abeywickrama (aka the Painting Pirate), this prominent public wall is on the main road of the city of Galle, the gate way to the south of Sri Lanka. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this inspiring project! |
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Together we can protect our oceans!
We are very proud for the small part we have played in sharing this short film with you. This film was created by Rose Aberywickrama and narrated in Sinhala by Lakdilu Jayawardana as part of our Oceanic Conservation Mural Project at the Galle Prison. Please help us share this film far and wide across Sri Lanka! |
