Annual Report 2021-22 (RACUOCFOA)

‘Udana’ was conducted as a joint project
with the Rotaract Club of Moratuwa.
Through this project, we donated items
such as undergarments, sanitary items and
other clothing to the teenage mothers of
‘Ma Sevana Home for Teenage Mothers’ in
Moratuwa. Ma Sevana is home to teenage
mothers, who are victims of sexual abuse
and have become pregnant as a result of
rape or incest. The project took place on
7th of March, 2022.

Through ‘Udana’, we are able to assist in the
mental and physical development of the
teenage mothers and to help the home in
providing the requirements of the teenage
mothers, especially in this time of rising
inflation and financial difficulty.

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ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

SDG GOALS

Project Sayuru Pawura came into action with
the collaboration of Rotaract Clubs of
University of Colombo and was conducted in
two main phases. The first phase was Project
'Dive against debris', which was initiated to
guide young ocean enthusiasts about the
importance of ocean conservation by
promoting active participation in marine
conservation efforts. The phase consisted of
a beach clean up and a snokeling session.
The second phase: Riviera was a riverbank
cleanup project conducted at Bopath Ella
Falls, which is a popular destination among
local and foreign tourists and is well known
for having visitors on a daily basis. But it was
identified that the surroundings of the falls
are heavily polluted due to improper disposal
of debris by visitors. Both projects focused on
creating a cleaner environment, spreading
awareness and preserving the beauty of
nature.

Project chairperson
Rtr. Githm


i Koralage

ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

SDG GOALS

‘Let’s Talk Periods’ was conducted as a joint
initiative with the Rotaract Club of Faculty of
Law, University of Colombo, and the
Rotaract Club of Kandy. This project aimed
to educate the general public about
environmentally friendly alternatives for
period products such as cloth pads, period
underwear etc. ‘Let’s Talk Periods’ consisted
of two phases. The first phase was a poster
campaign in which posters about various
eco-friendly period products were
circulated through social media. In addition,
blog articles were also shared regarding
menstruation-related topics. The second
phase was a webinar, conducted by Dr
Thirimadura Ruchira Lasanga, on
menstruation, the myths surrounding it and
proper menstrual hygiene. This project
helped us raise awareness about eco-
friendly and healthier alternatives for
commonly used period products, as well as
to banish many myths surrounding
menstruation.

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ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

SDG GOALS

Rotary Sri Lanka, in partnership with
Hayleys PLC, launched an initiative with the
vision of planting one million trees. The aim
of the project was to help Sri Lanka grow
back its forests to support future
generations. The Rotaract Club of University
of Colombo, Faculty of Arts was inspired to
play at least a small part at a micro level to
support the initiative. Therefore, a
monetary contribution was made from the
club towards this worthy cause.

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ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

‘The SDG Roundtable’ was a project that
was led by the Editorial. Its primary focus
revolved around the 17 Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) functioning
across the international system. The articles
published on our blog mainly brought
attention to the current status of each goal
internationally, with a critical response to
the national approach to the SDGs as well.
The project was conducted in two phases.

The first phase of the project spanned from
January 18th, 2022 to February 24th, 2022
with a total publication of 17 articles. The
main objectives of the project included
encouraging the youth to develop their
critical perspective regarding international
and national affairs, while simultaneously
improving their research, analytical and
writing skills. A second phase was designed,
and executed on 29th May where
rotaractors gathered for a discussion on
the implementation of SDGs in Sri Lanka
and the way forward. This session was
headed by affluent spokespersons, Miss
Chiranthi Senanayake and Mr Sudarsha De
Silva.

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The Rotaract Club of University of
Colombo, Faculty of Arts collaborated
with the Rotary Club of Colombo
Uptown in executing ‘Bhasha’, an
initiative in which children’s
encyclopedias were donated to Co/S
Vidyathilaka Vidyalaya. In addition, we
were able to provide a scholarship of Rs.
20,000.00 to students who are
financially in need. Moreover, many
students have the privilege of having
access to educational materials because
of their financial ability. Students who
attended Vidyathilaka Vidyala seem to
be struggling with the current economy
and are not able to access quality
educational material.

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ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

SDG GOALS

‘Shell Out’ is a joint initiative conducted by
the Rotaract Club of the University of
Colombo, Faculty of Arts and Rotaract Club
of Jadavpur Greens in RID 3291 for a Sea
Turtle Conservation. The Sea turtle
Hatchery chosen by RACUOCFOA to
conduct this initiative was Galbokka Sea
Turtle Hatchery. Located in Kosgoda, this
sea turtle hatchery is a conservation and
research center dedicated to protecting
these amazing sea creatures. Galbokka Sea
Turtle Hatchery is taking care from nesting
to releasing the hatchlings to the sea and
also rescuing the turtles. RACUOCFOA
offered volunteer services such as cleaning
the hatchlings, burrowing the eggs into a
nest and cleaning the tanks. Apart from this,
a donation of six thousand rupees was
made to the conservation center. The
project started on 14th December, 2021
and concluded on 26th February, 2022.

Project chairperson



Rtr. Buddhimali Parindya



Rtr. Kavindi Gunawardena

SDG GOALS

Body Dysmorphia” - “You are beautiful just the
way you are” was the topic and tagline that
‘Kuppiya’ focused on. Body Dysmorphia
although not a topic addressed openly in Sri
Lanka, it is undoubtedly a pressing issue that
plagues a lot of individuals.

‘Kuppiya’ took place in two phases. Kuppiya
Phase 1 was a webinar which was conducted
on the 14th of October 2021. It saw the
participation of three guest speakers; Nethmi
Liyanapathirana, Jonathan Romel, and Thanu
Jayawardena. They themselves have been
victims of body dysmorphia and their life
experiences and how they overcame their
struggles provided a strong sense of motivation
for the audience.

Kuppiya Phase 2 was a joint project done in
collaboration with Rotaract Club of Jadavpur
Greens. It focused on collecting testimonials
from people who went through Body
Dysmorphia and published them in audio and
text format on the social media platforms
WhatsApp and Instagram. The project
commenced on the 10th of March 2022 and
the last testimonial was published on the 17th
of May 2022.

Project chairperson



Phase I : Rtr. Anjalee Waduragala



Phase 2 : Rtr. Sarasi Neranjana

‘Bare Niceties’ was a series of poster
campaigns that were shared through
individual and club social media platforms
including Facebook and Instagram. The
project took place throughout three
months starting from the 5th of July 2021
and ending on the 1st of October, 2021.
The objective of this project was to inform
the public on the proper etiquette,
mannerisms and decorum related to
various social instances or gatherings and
helping them to build up their confidence
during various social environments.

These posters contained basic guidelines,
rules and mannerisms that must be
followed in a public place, during an
interview, during a Zoom meeting, the
proper etiquette of dining, during a
wedding etc. The poster campaign
continued for three consecutive months,
with three posters being shared every
week- each in Sinhala, English and Tamil.

Project ch
airperson



Rtr. Piyumini Buddhika
Rtr. Udani Jayalath

Rtr. Heshani Upeshika

Writing Clinic 2.0 was initiated in collaboration

with the Rotaract Club of Katugastota Region

and the Interact Club of Girls High School,

Kandy and was held for the second

consecutive year. The project provided an

opportunity for students studying English

Literature for their Advanced Level

examination in 2021/22 to develop their skills

in writing answers, understanding the

patterns of structured questions and time

management through a virtual platform;

amidst the pandemic lockdown and travel

restrictions. The project took place

throughout two months starting from 29th of

July and ending on the 30th of September.

Qualified undergraduates and graduates who

specialized in English were accepted as

volunteers and each volunteer was paired up

with one or more student(s). In addition to

doing past papers, seminar questions etc.,

the lessons focused on individual weaknesses

of the students and helped them overcome

them.

Project ch

airperson
Rtr. Lalinka de Silva
Rtr. Tharini Ratwatte




ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

SDG GOALS

Academic Writing 101 was a project specifically
designed for the fresh undergraduates of the
University of Colombo, to gain a foothold in
the intricate techniques of proper academic
writing. A webinar series on the subject was
conducted via Zoom, for the benefit of first-
and second-year undergraduates in light of
improving their writing styles to better suit an
academic environment. The workshops were
conducted by Mrs. S. Diwakara and Mrs. Nicola
Perera, of the Department of English Language
Teaching, Faculty of Arts, University of
Colombo. The webinar targeted techniques
such as referencing, summarizing,
paraphrasing, plagiarizing, selecting reliable
sources, arranging paragraphs in an academic
publication etc.

Accordingly, three sessions were held;

Session 01 - February 11th, 2022 - What is
Academic Writing?
Session 02 - February 19th, 2022 -
Summarizing and Paraphrasing
Session 01 - March 4th, 2022 - Referencing
and Avoiding Plagiarism

Project ch

airperson
Rtr. Hasanjalee Adikari

Rtr. Yohan Soyza



ROTARY FOCUS AREAS

Fandom Fight Club 2.0 was a friendly, virtual
debating competition that was conducted
through a collaboration with the Interact
Club of St. Bridget’s Convent and was held
for the second consecutive year. Debates
were held under five categories; Anime,
Comedy, Fantasy, Novel Series and Pop-
Music category. The objective of this project
was to provide a platform to encourage
constructive debates and discussion on
informal topics.

The project was held under two phases;

Phase 01 - A poster campaign - To
introduce the project, debate categories,
teams and final Fandom selections, to
introduce the winners of each category etc.

Phase 02 - The debating Competition - The
competitions were held on the 12th and
19th of March, 2022 via Zoom. The debates
were evaluated by a special team of
qualified judges and the best team was
crowned as the winner in each Fandom
category. The winners were awarded with a
gift voucher.

Project chairperson



Rtr. Senadie De Alwis
Rtr. Shihara Ferdinando

“Speak Now! ‘22” was an initiative that
aimed to develop the public speaking skills
of individuals. The project was organized
with the intention to assist the audience in
developing their public speaking skills and
in overcoming the fear of public speaking.

The session addressed the following key
areas: tips and exercises to improve public
speaking skills, how to prepare and
organize a speech and the ways to
overcome the fear of public speaking.,
debating and announcing.

The project was conducted under two
phases;

Phase 01 - A poster campaign - To inform
the audience on the dates related to
registrations, the webinar session,
introducing the speaker etc.

Phase 02 - A webinar session - The webinar
was held on the 14th of May, 2022 and was
conducted by Mr. Ruwin Mapa, the founder
and head coach of the public speaking
institute ‘Coaching by Mapa’.

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Rtr. Thanuri Somasiri

The project “Skill Up” is a Public Relations
initiative organized by the Rotaract Club of
University of Colombo, Faculty of Arts. The
project was planned to provide fellow
Rotaractors with knowledge in graphic
designing, video making and editing and
flyer making.

The initiative took place in two phases.

Phase 01 the PR campaign was taken place
informing the community about the
webinar series. The main flyer introducing
the webinar series was designed and
circulated via social media.

In the second phase, two webinars were
held on the 10th and 11th of September
covering graphic designing, video making
and editing and flyer making. The webinar
on the 10th was conducted by Ms. Hashini
Dilshara and Mr. Siraj M Naufer on graphic
designing and flyer making. The webinar on
11th was conducted by Mr. Akthar Farvees
on video making and editing.

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The project “Reminiscence” is a Public
Relations initiative organized by the
Rotaract Club of University of Colombo,
Faculty of Arts. The project was a
photography competition, which was
planned to provide the fellow Rotaractors
and the public to showcase their artistic
skills. The photographic competition
“Reminiscence” was held online via social
media; Facebook. The community was
provided with the opportunity of uploading
their work of art on the Facebook page of
the Rotaract Club of University of Colombo,
Faculty of Arts.

Data (10GB, 5GB, 3GB) was offered as the
gifts for the positions of first, second, and
third. The three gifts were sponsored by Mr.
A.D.N.K.Wijesinghe.

‘Reminiscence’ was organized to encourage
talented individuals even during a time
when it was difficult to gather on-site. One
of the salient objectives was to promote
and appreciate creativity even during a
lockdown. The photography competition
was held via social media in order to
promote and encourage the connection
between the individuals where the on-site
connection is failed.

Rtr. MPRraotdrj.ehKcutarlcyahan



aiDiArhppaesnrasarosaenkara

AdminFundraiser was a project aimed
towards raising funds to the cover the
membership fee of the club members.The
membership fee of the Rotaract Club of
University of Colombo, Faculty of Arts is
significantly low as the member base
consists of individuals with diverse financial
backgrounds. Due to the current economic
situation in the country, some of the
members were unable to pay the
membership fee on time. They either could
not afford the fee or were unable to deposit
the money as the transportation cost had
risen as well. The executive board finalized
on the number of members who are unable
to pay the membership fee and cover the
amount via a fundraiser at University of
Colombo, Faculty of Arts. Through the
fundraiser, the club decided on selling
beverages such as iced-coffee, lime juice
and apple juice.

Project ch

airperson
Rtr. Gethmi Adikari



The scheme for public relations for the year 2021-2022 was designed paying
greater attention to the situation prevailed in the country. Continuing the current
trend, the social media platforms were utilized to develop a distinctive identity for
the Rotaract Club Of University of Colombo, Faculty of Arts and to promote our
project while maintaining healthy relationships with the other clubs.

Comparatively an increased attention was given to the social media platforms
namely FaceBook and Instagram to keep the community updated and connected
amidst the chaotic situation existed in the country due to curfew. The online Public
Relations presence and the operations were conducted under the
recommendations of Rotary International and Rotaract Sri Lanka and Maldives.

Article series were organized by the Editorial of the Rotaract Club of University of
Colombo, Faculty of arts and via the social media platforms the articles were
publicized.

The Public Relations squad of the Rotaract Club of University of Colombo, Faculty of
Arts consisted of the following individuals ;

• IT director – Rtr. Madhurya Dhanasekara
• Public Relations Coordinator – Rtr. Kalani Apsara
• Co-Editors – Rtr. Vibhath Jayasinghe & Rtr. Janidu Wijebandara
• President – Rtr. Anudi Karunaratne
• Vice President – Rtr. Sandali Rupasinghe

SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE

FACEBOOK

The Facebook page of the Rotaract Club of University of Colombo Faculty of Arts
was mainly used to create awareness of club initiatives as well as to give updates on
the status of the club.
The Facebook page was managed by;
Rtr. Madhurya Dhanasekara
Rtr. Kalani Apsara
After formulating a PR plan according to the aims of an initiative, various initiatives
were carried out to increase awareness through Facebook. One of the initiatives
carried out during the Rotaract year of 2021/2022 was the informative flyer series.
Several flyer series were carried out for projects such as “Let’s Talk Periods”, “The
Bare Niceties”, etc.

A video series was carried out for the project “Kuppiya’ 2022” where
testimonials collected about Body Dysmorphia were shared.

For the projects such as Fandom Fight Club 2.0 and Ministry of Magic Day Out
attractive and informative promotional video posts were shared via Facebook
which helped to reach a larger audience.

The articles published by the editorial in the RotaractArts website were posted on
the Facebook page to spread its reach which got a positive result.
Page Engagement and Reach



The total reach for the year is approximately 15,903 Facebook accounts and within the
year we had an increase of 215 likes on our Facebook page which adds up to a total of
3244 Likes and 3244 Followers. The engagement and use of the Facebook Page
increased within the year by the attractive and creative PR campaigns carried out for
the club projects.

Facebook Posts

Metanoia SDG Roundtable

Academic Writing 101 Athwal

INSTAGRAM

The Instagram page was used to a maximum during the year to provide updates on
projects initiated by the club and took place alongside the Facebook page. 6 story
highlights were maintained for each avenue for the projects carried out within the

year. The page has been able to maintain an average of 876 account reach, 400
profile visits and 9,966 average impressions.

Instagram stories were used
extensively with the primary focus of
increasing reach for the club’s page
and sharing the projects initiated by
the club in a creative and unique way.

For initiatives such as “Fandom Fight
Club”, a PR campaign was carried out
via Instagram stories alongside
Facebook, which involved polls.

IGTV option was used for initiatives such
as TogetherSL.

SLAMM '22
SHELL OUT

PRINT MEDIA

The Rotaract Club of University of Colombo, Faculty of Arts was successful

in publishing an article on ChoKoLAATe on "Udana".

The Rotaract Club of University of Colombo, Faculty of Arts and Rotaract
Club of Moratuwa collaborated in the month of January through project

'Udana', in providing a helping hand to the teenage mothers of 'Ma Sevana
Home for Teenage Mothers' in Moratuwa.

Link to the Article -
https://chokolaate.net/udana-rotaract-club-of-university-of-colombo-faculty-
of-arts/

THE BLOG

Blog Overview

Coming off a strong performance from the previous Rotaract Year, the
Editorial knew moving into the new year called for some top-level functional
changes. This was due to the novel vision and goals that this year’s Co-
Editors sought for the Editorial. As such, the Editorial envisioned pushing
the boundaries and elevating itself to heights that it hasn’t reached before.
However, to achieve said goals, it was of utmost importance to create a
system and environment that supported such endeavors hence the
changes.

Focus

Thus, moving into the new year, we set out to make some adjustments to the
focus of the Editorial. In this regard, we coined 4 main pillars that we would
build and develop the Editorial around:

Empowering our writers by giving them both the opportunity and the
freedom to write about what they are passionate about to best express
themselves and their interests,

Incorporating diversity and variety into our publications whilst
simultaneously increasing the number of publications,

Creating internal roadmaps to ensure that all our publications are
published in a sequential, orderly, and timely manner,

Investing time and resources into our website to make it the primary face
of our club’s social presence.

Approach to our writers & member count

When considering the member count, the Editorial saw massive growth in
terms of membership this year. From a relatively small committee during the
last Rotaract year, we recruited over 15 new passionate writers who showed
interest in contributing to the Editorial which ultimately pushed our writer
count to 25. In addition to our writing team, we continued to keep the
Editorial open to all those within the club that wanted to access and engage
with the platform.

Our website, its development & transformation

Our website, which is the platform that houses all the works of the Editorial,
saw tremendous change during the course of the Rotaract year. We realized
that our website was in many ways our main PR and social presence. Thus, it
became imperative to focus on improving the website’s look to make it more
inviting but also its functionality in order to generate more website traffic.
We soon adopted a modern design for our website, one that was not only
elegant to the eye but was also simple to navigate.

We spent a lot of time optimizing the website as we strived to create one
that was both accessible and responsive, such as adding a smooth mobile
experience and adding quick navigation methods to access desired content
faster. We treated the website with a lot of care and thought, as it was the
main face of our club to the world that existed outside the walls of our
University. Therefore, the development & transformation of our website was
in many ways a step toward creating a platform to provide both updates
about our club and house all the works of our talented writers.

Content variation

Considering the content the club publishes, this year’s Editorial was
determined to take it a step further when compared to the works published
by the talented writers in years prior by exploring new and different
categories. As mentioned earlier, incorporating variety into our publications
was a major focus for the Editorial this time around. We were highly
successful in this endeavor as we branched out to genres concerning
creative works such as poems and short stories while also publishing new
forms of technical articles such as interviews, month-in-reviews, and reports.
All these varied types of publications helped keep things fresh as each
publication brought with it a different flavor and purpose to our ever-
expanding library of articles.

Projects

Keeping the hugely successful projects that the Editorial spearheaded
during the last Rotaract year in mind, its massive contribution to our club’s
projects was a trend that we wanted to continue this time around as well.
The Editorial thus engaged in three major projects during the course of this
Rotaract year: namely ‘Enigma’, ‘Forspoken’ and ‘The SDG Roundtable’.
Enigma, registered under Club Service, focused on improving the research
and writing skills of the participants. Registered yet under Club Service was
Forspoken; a project that sought to shed light on famous historical
landmarks and the histories tethered to them. Finally, ‘The SDG Roundtable’
was an attempt to educate the public about the ongoing Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) and was registered under Community Service.

Current status

Over the course of this Rotaract year, the Editorial has produced 113
publications as of the 16th of June, 2022 (with a projected year-end statistic
of 130 publications by the 30th of June); marking this Rotaract year as the
most successful the Editorial has ever been in our 12 years of history.

The following is a break down of the Editorial's projected year-end
performance (estimated for June 30th).

Publication Number
Overall Publications 130
62
Creative Articles 33
Project Related Articles  12
11
Month In Reviews  10
Interviews  2

Poems & Short Stories
State of the Blog Updates 

Editorial Committee for 2021/2022

Rtr. Vibhath Jayasinghe (Co-Editor)
Rtr. Janidu Wijebandara (Co-Editor)
Rtr. Shihara Ferdinando
Rtr. Tharini Ratwatte
Rtr. Gethmi Adikari
Rtr. Kavindi Gunawardena
Rtr. Yeshani Fernando
Rtr. Anjalee Wanduragala
Rtr. Nirmali Amarasekara
Rtr. Ashmini Karunarathne
Rtr. Dinithi Athulathmudali
Rtr. Hasanjalee Adikari
Rtr. Heshani Dharmapala
Rtr. Sarasi Adikari
Rtr. Yohan Soyza
Rtr. Shayari Jayasooriya
Rtr. Piyumini Buddhika
Rtr. Senadie De Alwis
Rtr. Thilini Chandrarathne
Rtr. Udani Jayalath
Rtr. Thanuri Somasiri
Rtr. Ama Dewanmini
Rtr. Thaaruni Mendis
Rtr. Lalinka De Silva



PARTICIPATION IN
INITIATIVES ORGANISED BY
OTHER ROTARACT CLUBS

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Psyche Myself Rotaract Club of July 01st, 2021   1
Peace City Hatton July 12th, 2021 1
July 23rd, 2021 1
PR and Branding Rotaract Club Of July 24th, 2021 1
Workshop UOC Law July 24th, 2021 1

Mission Project Rotaract Club of July 25th, 2021 1
Report Colombo West
July 27th, 2021 1
Annhilation Combat Rotaract Club of July 30th, 2021 1
Moratuwa July 31st, 2021 1

Transition Meeting Rotaract Club of
Informatics Institute

of Technology

NextGen2021 Rotaract Club of
National School of

Business
Management

Trivia Fiesta Rotaract Club of
University of
Moratuwa 

Graph Era  Rotaract Club of
Kadawatha

Trivia Fiesta  Rotaract Club of
University of
Moratuwa

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Thriving Inner Rotaract Club of August 6th, 2021 1
World Colombo Mid City 2
1
Addiction Rotaract Club of August 7th, 2021
Health Reboot Colombo Heritage 1

Webinar on Rotaract Club of August 7th, 2021 1
Diabetes Achievers Lanka 1
Business School  1
Info Talk
Rotaract Club of August 10th, 2021
In My Mind Alumni of University
Ignition
of
Find Your Wings Moratuwa,Rotaract
Club of Sri Lanka

Institute of
Information
Technology,Rotarac
t Club of General Sir
John Kotelawala
Defence University
Southern Campus

Rotaract Club of August 11th, 2021
Australian College

of Business and
Technology - Kandy

Rotaract Club of August 12th, 2021
Colombo Mid City

Rotaract Club of August 15th, 2021
University of
Kelaniya

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Life of a Rotaractor Rotaract Club of August 15th, 2021 2
Central Campus 

Health Reboot Rotaract Club of August 15th, 2021 1
Achievers Lanka
Business School

Breaking Down Rotaract Club of August 15th, 2021 1
Barriers Australian College

of Business and
Technology

Trivia Night Rotaract Club of August 21st, 2021 1
CINEC Campus 

Catch Up Part 2 Rotaract Club of August 21st, 2021  1
Royal Institute of

Colombo

Pigs as Pets Rotaract Club Of August 21st, 2021 1
University Of
Peradeniya

Scribbl.io Rotaract Club of August 22nd, 2021 1
Informatics Institute

of Technology

Fifty-Fifty Rotaract Club of August 25th, 2021 1
Excellence

Gen - Orators Rotaract Club Of August 28th, 2021 1
UOC Law

Speaking Hands Rotaract Club of August 28th, 2021 1
University Alumni

PAWS Rotaract Club of August 28th, 2021 1
Katugasthota
Region

DIGIPRENEUR Rotaract Club of August 29th, 2021 1
Kelaniya

PROJECT HOSTS DATE NO. OF
NAME MEMBERS
Rotaract Club August 31st,
Catch Your Of UOC Law 2021 1
GAme
Rotaract Club August 31st, 2
Athena of University 2021
of Kelaniya

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Motovista Rotaract Club of September 4th, 2
Athugalpura 2021 1
2
Talk Show with Rotaract Club of September 4th, 1
2021
Chamma and Mune Kadawatha 1
September 5th, 1
4th Installation Rotaract Club of 2021 1
Ceremony Colombo Central 2
September 5th, 1
Captures Rotaract Club Of 2021 2
University Of
Peradeniya September 5th, 3
2021
Taboo Topics Rotaract Club of
Informatics Institute September 11th,
2021
of Technology
September 12th,
VOLUNESIA 2021 Rotaract Club Of 2021
UOC Law
September 12th,
E-waste creation Rotaract Club of 2021
competition Trincomalee
September 12th,
Dare to care Rotaract Club of 2021
Wellawatte 
September 13th,
How to overcome Rotaract Club of 2021
depression Pearl Island
September 14th,
What if Rotaract Club of 2021
University of
Kelaniya

Flattening the Curve Rotaract Club of
Wayamba
University

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Siesta Rotaract Club of September 15th, 1
CINEC Campus 2021 1
2
Wasanthayata Rotaract Club of September 15th, 2
Perawadanak University of 2021 1

Colombo, Faculty of September 16th, 1
Management and 2021
Finance 1
September 17th, 1
Let’s Speak with Rotaract Club of 2021 1
Hands University Alumni  4
September 17th,
Deception Rotaract Club of 2021
University of
September 18th,
Colombo, Faculty of 2021
Management and
Finance  September 18th,
2021
Life Time Rotaract Club of
Cinnamon Gardens September 18th,
2021
Goal Rotaract Club of
Colombo September 18th,
2021
North,Rotaract Club
of Informatics September 18th,
Institute of 2021
Technology

Talk Show with Rotaract Club of

Chamma and Mune Kadawatha

Life of a Legend Rotaract Club of
Singer Sri Lanka

Rotaract360 Rotaract Club of
Colombo Heritage 

Jimmy Jabs Rotaract Club of
Achievers Lanka
Business School

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Utilize Rotaract Club of September 18th, 1
Institute of 2021 1
Indigenous 1
September 18th, 1
Medicine, University 2021 1
of Colombo 1
September 18th, 1
Hydrate the Hustle Rotaract Club of 2021
2.0 PanColombo 1
September 18th,
Paarisarika Rotaract Club of 2021 1
Sanwaadaya Alumni of University 1
September 19th,
of Moratuwa 2021

Projectzer. 0 Rotaract Club of September 19th,
University Alumni  2021

Movie Trivia Rotaract Club of September 19th,
PanColombo 2021

Middle Stump Rotaract Club of September 20th,
University of 2021
Kelaniya
September 20th,
Entrepedia Rotaract Club of 2021
CINEC Campus
September 24th,
You Are Not Alone Rotaract Club of 2021
Wayamba

University,Rotaract
Club of

Rathnapura,Rotaract
club of Faculty of
Medicine, SUSL

Shades of Green Rotaract Club of
NIBM 

Wevolve Rotaract Club of
Informatics Institute

of Technology 

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF MEMBERS

Nightscape Rotaract Club of September 24th, 2
University of 2021
MariTime 1
Competition Kelaniya,Rotaract 1
Club of 1
Avoidelta 1
Truth or Dare Rathnapura,Rotara 1
ct Club of
TourEye
Fauna & Flora Matale,Rotaract
Club of

Trincomalee,Rotar
act Club of Central

Campus 

Rotaract Club of September 25th,
Pearl Island 2021

Rotaract Club of September 26th,
University of 2021
Kelaniya 

Rotaract Club of September 26th,
Informatics 2021
Institute of
Technology 

Rotaract Club of September 26th,
University of 2021
Moratuwa 

Rotaract Club of September 30th,
Cinnamon 2021
Gardens

PROJECT HOSTS DATE NO. OF
NAME MEMBERS
Rotaract Club of October 28th,
ONSCREEN 21 Informatics 2021  1
Institute of
View Me Technology October 30th, 1
2021 
Rotaract Club of
University of
Kelaniya

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF
MEMBERS
WALL STREET 3.0 Rotaract Club of November 19th,
University of 2021 1

Colombo, Faculty 2
of Management 2
1
and Finance 

12th Installation Rotaract Club of November 24th,
Ceremony University of 2021

Colombo, Faculty
of Management

and Finance

30th Installation Rotaract Club of November 27th,
Ceremony Colombo North 2021

12th Installation Rotaract Club of November 27th,
Ceremony Informatics 2021
Institute of
Technology 

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF
MEMBERS
Joint Installation Rotaract Club of January 16th,
Ceremony of Chunnakam,Rotar 2022 1
act Club of Jaffna
Rotaract Club of January 17th, 1
Chunnakam, Mid 2022
Town,Rotaract 1
Rotaract Club of Club Manipay  January 22nd,
Jaffna Mid Town 2022
and Rotaract Club

Manipay 

Joint Installation Rotaract Club of
Ceremony of Kilinochchi

Rotaract Club of Town,Rotaract
Faculty of Club of Faculty of

Engineering Engineering
University of University of
Jaffna and
Rotaract Club of Jaffna
Kilinochchi Town

Installation Rotaract Club of
Ceremony of Sri Lanka Institute
Rotaract Club of
Sri Lanka Institute of Information
of Information Technology
Technology

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF
MEMBERS
The Investor 2022 Rotaract Club of January 28th,
- Colombo Stock University of 2022 1
Kelaniya
Exchange
Awareness
Session (Phase 2) 

PROJECT NAME HOSTS DATE NO. OF
MEMBERS
Installation Rotaract Club Of February 11th,
Ceremony of UOC Law 2022  1
Rotaract Club of 1
Faculty of Law. February 12th,
University of 2022  1

Colombo February 18th, 1
2022
Installation Rotaract Club of
Ceremony of Central Campus February 19th,
Rotaract Club of 2022 
Central Campus

Drops of Hope Rotaract Club of
College of
Chemical

Sciences,Rotaract
Club of

Katugastota
Region,Interact

Club of
Kingswood

College

Life of a Rotaractor Rotaract Club of
2.3 Central Campus