| Global
Crossroad volunteers make a
lasting difference!
For countless
families of Sri Lanka’s
fishermen, the Dec. 26 tsunami
was a nightmare. This disaster
brought unimaginable pain and
suffering, washing away loved
ones, homes, belongings, and
hope for the future for many
families. Today, thousands of
these destitute families still
live in tents. In response to
the overwhelming request of
so many around the world, Global
Crossroad began its unique Tsunami
Reconstruction Project, allowing
international volunteers the
opportunity to participate first-hand
in the enormous rebuilding project.
Finally, the hard work, time,
compassion, and resources of
so many selfless volunteers
worldwide have reaped benefits
for local Sri Lankan fishermen
and their families. We have
the pleasure of welcoming these
hope-filled families to their
new homes. Here are some glimpses
directly from the field.
House
No. 1
K. Ranasinghe, Dadella
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| Global
Crossroad’s
volunteers share in
the tremendous joy
of this fisherman’s
family who now has
a future in a new
home built through
the hard work and
compassion of so many
worldwide. |
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House
No. 2
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| A
moment of memory!
A local fisherman
and his wife stand
in front of their
newly built and dedicated
home |
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House No. 4
R. Jayaseakara, Piyadigama
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House No – 5
Agith Chandana – Bataduwa
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House No – 6
W.A. Chandana – Bataduwa
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House No – 7
W.M Sardhawathi – Bataduwa
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House No – 8
Geetha Nanayakkara (Fisherman) – Bataduwa
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House No – 9
Jeewa Kalansuriya – Beligha, Galle
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House No – 10
K.A Roshan Janaka. Fisherman
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House
No. 11
M. Nizer, Bataduwa
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House No. 12
D. Sunil, Bataduwa
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House No. 13
M Haniffer, Talapitiya
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House No. 14
G.N. Ghanalatha, Bataduwa
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House No. 15
H.G. Nilandra, Bataduwa
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House No. 16
P.G. Padmalal, Bataduwa
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House No. 17
GM Maitape, Bataduwa
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