High Commissioner of Pakistan Maj. General (R) Faheem Ul Aziz, HI (M) visited Diyagala Boys’ Town, a government approved charity, maintained under the project “De La Salle Brothers’ Mission” today. The organisation is running academic and vocational schools throughout the world and has its presence in almost 84 countries, including Pakistan.
Diyagala Boys’ Town has been providing technical education to the poor and disadvantaged children to equip them with vocational training in the fields of Welding, Lathe & Milling, Automotive Technology, IT, Electrical and Agriculture.
The Institute is spanning an area of 64 acres and currently 70 students are receiving vocational training along with boarding and lodging.
The High Commissioner was received by the Management of Boys’ Town including Bro. Denzil Perera, Chairman and Br. Granville Perera Managing Director. A briefing on the activities of the town was given to the High Commissioner. After briefing the High Commissioner visited different facilities of the Institute.
The High Commissioner while addressing the students and faculty members appreciated the endeavours of the Institute.
The High Commissioner underlined that this kind of training to the destitute children, not only make them a valuable member of the society but also impart them with the skill to become an earning hand for their families. The High Commissioner also distributed sport activity kits amongst the student and donated a desktop computer for the Institute.
The Management of the Institute thanked the High Commissioner for the visit and taking interest in the welfare of the students as well as for the donation by the High Commission.
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