Other centers run by the Sisters of Charity

Daya Mina

“Daya Mina”(meaning Jewel of Love) offers educational, social and vocational training and skills to young people. The programme carries out strives to underline and uphold the dignity of the young person from all walks of life. It enables them to develop to the fullest, the innate potential which is theirs. This programme provides services for young people over the age of 14 who need further training and places an emphasis on vocational skill training. We are committed to helping each person to reach their full potential and to be socially integrated into their family and community.

Supem Uyana

The “Garden of Love” is a residential home and training centre for children with special needs. “Supem Uyana” is situated in a scenic and tranquil setting in the southern province of Sri Lanka, where a dedicated team of Sisters of Charity care for and train the children. The children grow up in an environment of love and support in a cottage system, based on the concept of any home. Supem Uyana cares for 50 girls and boys of ages varying from 3 to 25 for girls and up to 12 or 13 for boys. Most of the children come to the home at a young age and leave only as adults who are sufficiently trained towards independence.

Daya Sevena

The “Shelter of Love” is a residential care home for the older person aged above 40 and is situated in Kegalle. “Daya Sevena” provides a variety of services to enable them to fulfill their true potential in life with dignity and independence. the people in our programme broaden their social, vocational and communication skills in an environment of love, care and support. This programme is tailored to meet the needs specifically of the older female.in this programme social interaction and leisure activities are encouraged.