13 May

Distribution of Stationery Packs for Flood-Affected Students

The Association of Muslim Youth of Sailan (AMYS), with the generous sponsorship of WAMYS, successfully organized the distribution of 500 stationery packs for students affected by the recent floods in Kolonnawa. The event was graced by the Honourable Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rizvie Salih, as the Chief Guest. This initiative reflects our continued commitment towards supporting the educational needs of children and families affected by natural disasters. We extend our sincere gratitude to all sponsors, volunteers, and well-wishers who contributed towards making this humanitarian effort a success.

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24 April

Empowering Education: School Supplies Distributed at Thummodara School

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of our 2026 School Bag Distribution Project, carried out on April 24, 2026, aimed at supporting resilient young learners in the North Western region. In the wake of recent flood disasters that severely impacted local families, the Association of Muslim Youth of Sailan (AMYS) stepped in to provide vital educational relief. Through this initiative, 125 deserving students at Thummodara School received brand-new school bags fully equipped with essential learning materials. This project successfully eased the financial burden on underprivileged parents and brought joy back to the classroom. This impactful initiative was made possible through the generous funding and continuous support of the Al-Kawthar Charity Endowment from the State of Kuwait. We extend our deepest gratitude to Al-Kawthar and its dedicated team for partnering with us to ensure that challenging circumstances never stand in the way of a child's right to learn. May Almighty Allah bless their continuous efforts and reward them abundantly.

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24 December

Distribution of Essential Dry Food Packs to Residents of Kohilawatta

Following Cyclone Ditwah and the resulting emergency situation, flooding caused by the overflow of the Kelani River severely affected the Kolonnawa and Kohilawatta areas. As floodwaters have now begun to recede, families who had been residing in temporary shelters and with relatives are gradually returning to their homes. In this context, many affected families—having lost their cooking equipment and stored food supplies due to the floods—are facing significant challenges in restarting their daily lives. To support these communities during the Early Recovery phase, the Association of Muslim Youth of Sailan (AMYS) carried out the first phase of dry food assistance. Accordingly, on the 24th, under the coordination of the Management Committee of the Kohilawatta Jummah Masjid, essential dry food packs were distributed to 170 flood-affected families representing all communities in the area.

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