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Clarendon

Clarendon is a home in Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka, serving underprivileged
children, mostly destitute orphans, since 1990. Some of the residents
have been victims of the civil unrest of some years back and the
war in the North, still bearing the scars of having witnessed the
brutal murders and massacres of their parents and siblings. Some
have been victims of the devastating tsunami, having lost their
families to the fury of the waters. More recently, others have been
children from the streets and slums, as well as orphans. The home
provides a sanctuary for these youngsters, irrespective of race,
religion and other differences, shielding them from the certain
fate of abuse and exploitation that they most likely would have
succumbed to. The Home attends to all of their needs such as food,
clothing, health care and education.

The home has been operational since 1990 with the support of the Clarendon Foundation.
The use of the house and the property on which the home operates has
been made possible through a donation from one of our benefactors.
The Home is currently being run by the Sisters of Mary Immaculate,
formerly from an order of Italian nuns, new in Sri Lanka, who are
responsible for the care and welfare of the children. The Home currently
provides refuge to 75 children, aged two years to 18 years,
as we continue to accept more children, providing for their complete
care and support. The Home is entirely funded through the Clarendon
Foundation.
We continue to fund all of the needs of 7 children who were
previously resident at the Clarendon Children's Home and are now with
relatives, persuing higher education. The other children from the
program have completed their studies and have moved on to seek employment
and family life through marriage. We will continue to support the
children until they each complete their education. We have cared for
these children since their formative years (in some cases for over
15 years). We will continue to provide for their support and education
until completion.
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