November 8th, 2009 Centers involved
The following homes are involved in the project.
The Sri Jinananda Childrens Home, Wellawatta
The Rev Urumutte Sugathananda Thero started his activities for war orphans in 1972
He started the children’s home in Colombo with seven boys aiming to provide shelter education and future employment.
Over the years the Home has grown and at present houses 74 boys, aged 4 and upwards.
Although the home was initially started for the war orphans it is now also home to
• Abandoned children
• Children whose parents are in prison
• Affected by 2004 tsunami
• Street children
• Children placed by authorities
The home receives no governmental funding and is solely reliant upon donations and contributions from private individuals and local business organizations.
Tea Leaf Trust
The Tea Leaf Trust works to improve the quality of life and reducing poverty in the tea growing regions of Sri Lanka through educational iniatives.
Having just opended Amabagamuwa Community College in the hill country ,they will run the card project as part of english classes on their outreach programe.We are over the moon to have them on the project 
Shilpa Children’s home, Colombo 5
Founded in 1987 to provide shelter and education for children left destitute by the war and terrorism.
Now it Homes about 50 girls aged between 6-18 provides shelter, security, care and education to children in need especially those affected by the ethnic conflict and the more recent tsunami.
Shilpa also provides training to low income women in the locality by helping to raise quality of life for them and their families.
Manacare Foundation Hopes and Dreams centre , Telwatta
A rehabilitation centre for disadvantaged peoples in south west Sri Lanka ,their aim is to provide the people of the community with vocational training , a sustainable income and the development of health care and education services.
They have a Montessori school , and offer extra curricular classes for the older children in the area, computer, art, drama and sports.