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Pathanai Kaattu Mariyamman & Osborne Paththini Amman Hindu Temple (Hatton)

Created by Village Heartbeat Empowerment Centre Students in Hatton The Foundation of Goodness (FoG) was established in 1999 and has worked extensively following the 2004 tsunami that devastated the lives of thousands of Sri Lankans to develop a one of a kind holistic rural community development model which today delivers a wide range of programmes to over 28,000 beneficiaries every year from 400+ villagers in the South, North and East of Sri Lanka, free of charge, via our 30 empowerment activity sectors. FoG has also branched out to offer its key courses and resources to distant rural villages via Village Heartbeat Empowerment Centres. The Foundation of Goodness has already established 14 Village Heartbeat Empowerment Centres island-wide, with plans currently underway to construct more Centres. These centres strive to empower disadvantaged communities so that they may have equal opportunities to excel in life. As the nerve Centre of the village, the Village Heartbeat concept works to give underserved villagers access to skills that will enable them to develop to their full potential by providing important resources which enable self-empowerment and a better standard of life for the villagers. The Centres provide high-quality facilities rarely available in rural villages, with programmes such as English Language, Computer Training, Planetary Health Education, STEM activities and Dressmaking, offered free of charge and taught by qualified teachers. Overseas volunteers often work with them to develop new classes and skills, which are open to all who wish to attend from the locality. The Centres are also used as a venue for community meetings and events. This unique rural development model acts as a stepping stone to alleviating poverty in rural villages in Sri Lanka. Our Centres currently empower over 8247 rural beneficiaries from 148 villages across Sri Lanka.