TAMCare

PO BOX 8009
b=
Blacktown, NSW 2148
Sydney, Australia

ABN: 58 725 655 234

PH: +61 (0)435 649 685
E: info@tamcare.org

Project Proposal

Introduction

TAMCare commenced operations in early 2009 to provide charitable and social services to
the less privileged children in the northern and eastern province of Sri Lanka and is
registered as a Trust organisation in Australia.

We believe that there should be a balance between the protection of children affected by
the civil war in Sri Lanka and the provision of opportunities to enhance their standard of
living. As a passionate organisation, we strive to deliver programs and services to young
children in a professional and supportive manner through the medium of financial
assistance.

We collaborate with other not for profit organisations to reduce unnecessary duplication of
services and administrative overheads to achieve the best results for the young people we
support.

Our goals are set out in a three stage plan. Stage I consists of providing immediate
emergency aid through financial and educational assistance. Stage II and III highlight the
long term goals of building homes for the displaced and orphaned children and ultimately
establishing a community for them.
Project Overview

TAMCare in collaboration with schools/homes in Manner, Batticaloa and Trincomalee aims

to provide initial financial support for the urgent needs of school going and orphaned
children.

 Sakthi illam Girls Home, Batticaloa Project – Sakthi Illam is an organisation that
brings up female children who have lost one or both of their parents from the recent
natural disasters and civil war. 54 female Children are currently under the care of
Sakthi illam. More are to be admitted this year. The basic necessities of these
children are continuing to increase day by day. Funds are required for maintaining
food, education and to provide the following:
 Construction of a class room
 Toiletries
 Wardrobes, Chairs, Study Tables, Book shelves, Dining Tables & Chairs
 Clothing and Footwear
 Annai illam, Mannar Project – There are currently 50 Children in this home and they
are expecting another 50 children released from the IDP camps in Vanni. All the
above students are schooling in the adjoining school at Sithyvinayagar Hindu College,
Mannar. To maintain these children effectively the following additional
requirements are needed.

 Construction of toilets - 10 Rs. 1,000,000.00

 Bunker bed with mattress - 25 Rs. 500,000.00
 Computers - 10 Rs. 700,000.00
 Kitchen utensil - Rs. 100,000.00

 Grace Care Center, Trincomalee Project - funds needed to provide for food, clothing
and shelter for children.
 Christ Hall Boys Home, Kayts Project - funds needed to provide food for 130 school
attending boys.