Our Aims and Objectives

Our Aim

To create an organisation which is non profitable and non biased on the basis of cast,creed, language or Religion.

To create a network consists of voluntary supporters and workers.

To have our activities to be transparent and accountable

Our Objectives

  • To help the orphaned , underprivileged and displaced children of SriLanka
  • As a beginning to build a hostel that can support up to 100 children from their primary education up to the University by providing accommodation and help with their expenses.
  • To explore and develop further ventures such as community centres for elderly people to enable them to socialise


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  1. Comment on DOBAWI web Ad
    The DOBAWI's determination to construct a boys hostel to accommodate one hundred students from underprivileged and orphaned children at Chavakachcheri, is visionary. The last war in May 2009 spawned 90000 widows, 75000 thousands orphans and 10000 disabled people. This is a big depletion of valuable human resources that will have a serious knock on effect in the future intellectual development of the Tamils. Tamils once were the most educated wise and intelligent people in Sri-Lanka. Now most of them have been reduced to mediocrites and intellectual paupers or near so.
    The fiirst person to pass the first civil service examination in top class was late Sir Kandiah Vaithianathan during the British Raj. Unfortunately no Tamils entered the top administrative service during the last president's regime. The former president openly stated that no Tamil candidates scored the minimum marks even to be called for an interview. This a sorry saga.
    It will take another decade to produce a Tamil civil servant of that calibre at this rate of education in the Tamil areas with most of the schools, farms, factories and temples that contribute to moral development and other infrastructure like roads and bridges remain destroyed depriving the Tamils of education and employment. Hence the DOBAWI's endevour to provide a hostel for intelligent boys to develope their full potential is praiseworthy and a wellcome news.
    Let all of the Tamil Diaspora joinly support this project so that hidden talent of the ophans and underprivileged boys too come out and bloom and get recognised. Other wise their talent and heroic deeds get never recognised according to poet Thomas Hardy He wrote:
    "Full many a flower is born to blush unseen,
    And waste its sweetness on the desert air.”

    Even the great revolutionary, Chairman Mao Tse-Tung of China who was a communist who usually are totalitarian, during one of his speeches stated
    "Let a thousand flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend".
    He sensed the importance of intelligent and differing thoughts that can come only through education.
    Last I like to quote from Tamil Language that is the oldest classical language that survived over 8000 years.Nalladiyar states:
    "குஞ்சி யழகும் கொடுந்தானைக் கோட்டழகும்
    மஞ்சள் அழகும் அழகல்ல - நெஞ்சத்து
    நல்லம்யாம் என்னும் நடுவு நிலைமையால்
    கல்வி அழகே அழகு"

    Another Tamil Poet goes even further and describe the outlook of an educated persons and other persons who do meritorious service to humanity.

    "கண்ணிரண்டே யாவர்க்கும் கற்றோர்க்கு மூன்றுவிழி
    எண்ணுவழி ஏழாகும் ஈவோர்க்கு - நண்ணும்
    அநந்தம் தவத்தால் அருள்ஞானம் பெற்றோர்க்கு
    அநந்தம் விழியென்று அறி. "

    Even Lord Krishna said "The gift which is given from a sense of duty to one from whom nothing in return is expected and which is given in the right place at the right time to a deserving person such a gift is satvic (pure)". So give profusely to the needy and thou shall be given wealth.

    Therefore those who have money give in bundles and those of you who do not have big money give in coins and those who do not have either at least give your full hearted support for this important visionary building project.

    Dr C P Thiagarajah

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