9 March 2017 11:27 am Views - 865
Kanrich Finance has always been in the forefront as a pioneer financial institute and has always come forward very generously to reach out and lend a helping hand to the betterment of fellow Sri Lankans. Whether it be their micro finance policy holders or fellow Sri Lankans in need of an extra helping hand, Kanrich Finance has always been synonymous with the heart beats of their valued clientele and the Sri Lankans alike. It is with the intention of this evolving ethos that they have launched their latest CSR ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’, a much looked forward to CSR initiative for school going students.
The latest CSR initiatives of Kanrich Finance Ltd the ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’ programme was successfully launched at Sri Maha Bodhiramaramaya, Batahena in Ratnapura recently. This programme aims to supplement the knowledge of the school going children through successful incorporation of curriculum components and further study into the programmes run by the ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’. Sharing her views with us, head of the project steering committee and Assistant General Manager Kanrich Finance, Mrs Shyamini Fernando has this to say, “Kanrich Thaksalava programme is aimed at students of grade 6 to grade 9 and supplements the curriculum components taught at school. We adopt innovative teaching methods in successfully delivering and complementing the English syllabi offered at school level. Furthermore, our aim is to reach out to underprivileged students who do not have access to updated resources and material and who do not have the facilities many of the suburb schools have. This is our way of building up and investing in next generation Sri Lankans and all this is offered free of charge to the children of our micro finance policy holders.”
Identifying the lapses and gaps that exist in knowledge dissemination, Kanrich Finance aims to assist school goers overcome the obstacles in acquiring the much needed English language skills within the curriculum as the first phase of the project. The programme would see that weekly classes are conducted at the designated places, together with interim progress reviews of the students and monthly assessments by a panel of expert teachers. Arrangements are also in place to reward top achievers of the monthly assessments in a beneficial way.
Kanrich Finance Ltd has always been instrumental in uplifting the lives of Sri Lankan people and with their on-going CSR initiatives and their far reaching ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’ programme they have embarked on another successful journey in investing in the next generation Sri Lankans. This far reaching initiative hopes to extend assistance in meeting the needs of the suburban school going children who have limited access to furthering their knowledge and skills beyond what is taught at school. This programme targets the children of Kanrich micro finance policy subscribers and creates a platform for them to learn and practice the skills taught at school outside of the school environments with expert guidance.
This programme has been conceptualised and has been carried out under the directive of Mr. Shiran Weerasinghe, CEO, Kanrich finance Ltd. He promises and looks forward to take this initiative to the next level, reaching far and wide across Sri Lanka establishing ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’ institutes in localities where Kanrich Finance branches are already present. ‘Kanrich Thaksalava’ has already opened 7 institutes covering 6 Kanrich Branches in the towns of Rathnapura, Moratuwa, Polonnaruwa, Chillaw, Ambilipitiya and Nugegoda (with two institutes operating in Maharagama and Kottawa). The present student body consists of over 250 students at these institutes.
All these are offered free of charge for the Kanrich Micro Finance policy holders. Kanrich Finance continues to be loyal beyond their business relationship with their valued customers. At Kanrich Finance it is all about adding value to life and being a partner in creating success stories and building lives. Kanrich Finance remains a pioneer in providing micro financial solutions to Sri Lanka and this is yet another attempt at ensuring the holistic wellbeing of Sri Lankan people providing a much needed social and economic upliftment to the community.