Leo Club of University of Colombo

  අ ලුත උපන් බිළිදකුගේ පටන් වැඩිහිටියකු දක්වාම සෑම වයසකම පුද්ගලයන් පිළිකා ඇතිවීමේ අවදානමක පසුවේ. මෙරට ළමා මරණ අනුපාතය ඉහළ යාමට ප්‍රධාන හේතු සාධකය පිළිකාව වන අතර වසරක් තුළ ළමුන් 500 -600 ක් පමණ පිළිකා රෝගීන් බවට පත් වේ. පිළිකාවලින් තොර අනාගතයක් යන තේමාව ඔස්සේ අඛණ්ඩව පස්වන වරටත් කොළඹ විශ්වවිද්‍යාලයේ ලියෝ සමාජය Alert 5.0 ව්‍යාපෘතිය දියත් කරන ලදී. Alert 5.0 ව්‍යාපෘතියේ පළමු අදියර ලෙස “ප්‍රාණ සුරක්ෂා” නමින් ළමා පිළිකා පිළිබඳව   දැනුවත් කිරීමේ වැඩසටහනක් පසුගිය ඔක්තෝබර් මස 30 වන දින මහරගම ජාතික පිළිකා ආයතනයේ ළමා පිළිකා පිළිබඳ විශේෂඥ වෛද්‍ය සංජීව ගුණසේකර මහතාගේ සම්පත් දායකත්වයෙන් පැවැත්වුණි. වයස අවු. 1 8 ට අඩු පාසල් සිසුන්, ඔවුන්ගේ දෙමව්පියන් , ගුරු මහත්මමහත්මීන් ඇතුළු විශාල සහභාගීවන්නන් පිරිසක් Zoom තාක්‍ෂණය ඔස්සේ මෙන්ම Facebook හරහා සජීවීවද සම්බන්ධ විය. එහිදී ළමා පිළිකාව සම්බන්ධයෙන් ඉතා වැදගත් කරුණු රැසක් වෛද්‍යතුමන් විසින් සහභාගීවූවන් දැනුවත් කරන ලදී. ව්‍යාපෘතියේ දෙවන අදියර “අපේක්ෂා” නමින් ඉදිරියේදී සිදු කිරීමට සැලසුම් කර තිබේ. ජීවිතයට අපේක්ෂාවක් ගෙන දීමේ අරමුණින් මහරගම අපේ

 Let us re-energize, shall we?  The 24th of October 2021, was the most anticipated and significant day in the history of Leo Club of University of Colombo. Do you have any idea why? Let's just say the wait was over. Now let us move towards eminence with pride to begin the new era of leoism with the 7th annual installation ceremony. You know that when it's time to start something new and it is essential to trust in the magic of a fresh start. Guess what, this is the First ever Hybrid Installation of UOC LEOS. The physical ceremony took place at Hotel Royal Grand Paradise, Kalaniya while the Zoom platform was opened to others concerning the existing health guidelines due to the Covid-19 pandemic. On this special occasion, let us extend a warm greeting to all of the guests. The physical ceremony started with the welcoming of the chief guest, guest of honour, and other special guests. Lion Panthaka Dabare PMJF PMAF, Second Vice District Governor, Lions District 306 C1 was the Chief

 මිනිස්සු මොනවා කළත් සොබාදහම මිනිස්සුන්ට ආදරෙයි... මේ ලෝකෙ පවතින්නෙ මිනිස්සු නිසා...ලෝකෙ ලස්සන වෙන්නත් නැත්තටම නැති වෙන්නත් හේතුව මිනිස්සුම තමයි... මනසින් උසස් කියන මිනිස්සු වෙනුවෙන් ඒ කියන්නෙ මේ අකුරු ටික කියවන ඔයා මම  අපි වෙනුවෙන් සොබාදහම නොමිලේ ගොඩාක් දේවල් දීලා තියෙනවා.. සොබාදහම නිසා ඔයාට ලැබිලා තියෙන දේවල් මතක් කරන්න...කොච්චර දේවල් මතක් වෙයිද... හිතන්න ගින්දර වගේ පිච්චෙන මද්දහනක එළියට බැහැලා ටිකක් ඇවිදින්න...ඒ ගමන්ම ලොකූ ගහක් යටට වෙලා ටිකක් වෙලා හුස්ම ගන්න..ඔයාට මොන තරම් හිතට නිදහසක් දැනෙනවද කියලා මතක් කරන්න... මිනිස්සු මොන තරම් ගස් කැපුවත් හැමෝටම ඕන තමන්ගෙ වාහනේ නවත්තන්න හෙවණක්..මහන්සි වෙලාවට ගිමන් නිවන්න ගහක හෙවණක්... කිසිම දවසක වතුර ටිකක්වත් නොදාපු ගහක් ඔයාට මොනතරම් කන්න දීලා ඇතිද....ඔයාව පිනවලා ඇතිද... ටැප් එකකින් එන ක්ලෝරීන් වතුරට අපි මොන තරම් හුරු වෙලාද කියලා බලන්න ටිකක් ඈත ගමක තියෙන ඇළකට දොළකට ගිහින් පැය දෙක තුනක් හොඳට ගිලිලා නාන්න...ඔයාගෙ හිතට ගතට මොන තරම් සනීපයක් දැනෙනවද.. ඒත් අපේ මිනිස්සු ඒ තැන්වලට ගිහින් ඒ ලස්සන විඳලා එන්නෙ නැතුව විනාශ කරලා එනවා..ගෙනියන දේවල්වලින් කිසිම

     The third and the final phase of the project DiabCure 3.0 focused on those who are already victims of diabetes and on providing a cure for them, addressing an issue they were already facing due to the lack of medical equipment required to carry the insulin provided to them on a daily routine. For this, two hospitals were chosen: Divisional Hospital Katugahahena, and District Hospital Mathugama.      These hospitals were provided with the insulin carriers on the 28th of April 2021. According to the information given by the doctors and the staff, the patients undergo a lot of trouble having to carry the insulin given to them due to the prevailing scarcity of this supporting equipment. Although being unable to distribute the insulin carries directly to the patients, with the series of unfortunate events related to the spreading of COVID-19 virus, the equipment were successfully handed over to the doctors in charge of the patients at both of the selected hospitals to be distribute

The phase 2 of the project DiabCure 3.0 was conducted as an awareness session planned for the young community. As a school is undoubtedly the best place to find a community of young children who are the soon-to-be future of our community as well as of the whole country, making them aware of the prevention of a deadly disease like diabetes is a huge step for the elimination of diabetes from our whole community. The school Nawuththuduwa M.V, was picked for the awareness session and the children of the Advanced Level classes were the beneficiaries of this session held on the 23rd of April. It was our main objective to make these children aware of the disease and of the measures on how to prevent it. After being granted permission from the school and with the support of its very students, everything was arranged and set for the session. The awareness session was conducted in a very interactive manner by Dr. Ranjith Dissanakaya, the Chief Medical Officer at the Katugahahena Divisional Hospi

Diabetes is a Long term chronic disease which has a lot of negative effects as well as takes the life of many. The project “Diabcure 3.0 was organized as a measure of preventing this disease by conducting checkups for identifying the disease beforehand, spreading awareness and helping current patients in several SriLankan communities by looking into their needs and issues as diabetes patients. This project was conducted in three different phases where the main objective was the prevention and elimination of diabetes in different selected communities. The first phase was basically focused on identifying diabetes patients who are unaware of their medical conditions and identifying people who are most likely to get the disease and who need medical attention accordingly. Towards delivering this to the community we chose to arrange medical checkups for two communities are who are likely to have members who are prone to this disease, the first being elders in an elders home, who doesn’t have

We identified that lack of immunity and malnutrition have become one of the main issue among special needs people.  People with disabilities, whether mental or physical, are people in society who must protect their health and well-being. As previously stated, many people with disabilities are neglected by society, and many of them live in isolation from society. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this situation. As a result, people with disabilities' mental health is deteriorating and also they could not be able to take there their essential meals and medicines properly. Due to the declining living standards of the entire population in Sri Lanka, no one is coming forward to meet the health and nutrition needs of these people. Since the majority of people with disabilities are likely to suffer from lack of these essentials, second phase of the project continued to ensure and increase their immunity and health care.