Rotaract Club of Uva Wellassa University-Badulla

Rotaract Club of Badulla in collaboration with Catholic students Movement of Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka and Buddhist Students Union of Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka built a 15 foot tall Christmas tree from disposed plastic bottles, collected from the open areas of Badulla town, with the aim of sending them for recycling .This was displayed at St. Mary’s Cathedral-Badulla. The objective of this project was to create awareness about the usage and disposal of plastic daily basis, and also to create a good image about the Rotaract movement in the community, regarding peace and reconciliation and for the 50 years celebration of Rotaract movement. This was made using more than 800 plastic bottles collected from open areas of the town and from the university. And also bamboo sticks and steel wires were used for the structure. The preparations were started on Monday 23rd of December and finished by the Christmas Eve to display to the public. The administration of St. Mary’s Ca

Annual Christmas Dinner-out of Rotaract Club of Badulla was held on 24th December 2019 at Capital City Hotel, Badulla kicked off at around 8.00 pm with the participation of the executive members of the club. No doubt that was the most amazing late night party in club calendar. It was a great time to exchange ideas to enhance future club activities while making that time to appreciate the hard worked Rotaractors in past 6 months. Motivations, appreciations and exciting ideas empowered club calendar by building a thick layer to the future plans. While offering a precious chance to find a good pace better, bond, and for the most exciting part was appreciating each other's conversation, the night unquestionably didn't disillusion with regard to the nourishment, refreshment and discussions, prompting an exciting night with amazing rotaractors. The event which continued till early hours was a great success and no doubt, would remain in the hearts of all those who were attended for ma

Education is a powerful tool to build resilience of the societies. The social, political and natural disasters greatly affect the education sector by destroying key infrastructures, disrupting the education cycles and forcing children to drop out of school for extended period of time. Formal and informal education, including, public awareness and training are critical for promoting sustainable development and improving the capacity of the people and countries to address environmental and development issues and to create green and decent jobs and industries. Children from the North and Northeast areas of Sri Lanka are the population who has been most seriously affected by the 30 years of war. Though it is few years after the end of the war, those areas are still rural and quality education is still not developed properly, primarily for Tamil children. Several natural disasters, geography and cultural background of central hills and Uva province also have significant issues in education