LIFECYCLE Fundraising - Successes

Successes

LIFECYCLE's focus in 2005 was on the areas most affected by the Tsunami disaster, particularly in the country of Sri Lanka. Through a combination of fundraising events and donations from members, LIFECYCLE was able to provide funding for various projects, including:

  • the construction of a children's home in eastern Sri Lanka, in partnership with Arobanam Children's Fund
  • the production of an English teaching pack, in partnership with Volunteers for English in Sri Lanka
  • the servicing of 12 solar powered radios for radio listener groups in Madagascar, through the Dodwell Trust

In 2006, as well as continuing to fund reconstruction efforts in Sri Lanka, LIFECYCLE is expanding its operations with new projects in countries to include Bulgaria, Nepal, India and Madagascar. LIFECYCLE has completed the following projects in the first quarter of 2006:

  • provision of two new wells, a pharmacy and five latrines in Madagascar, in partnership with AZAFADY
  • a successful, life-saving heart operation for a girl of 16 months in Sri Lanka, in partnership with the SHIVA Charity

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