World Down Syndrome Day Celebration

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World Down Syndrome Day was celebrated by the Rotaract District 3320 Sri Lanka and Maldives, on the 7th of March, 2020, at Mahanama College. The celebration was made a success as a result of the effort of many Rotaract Clubs that joined hands to make this event a success


The Rotaract Club of University of Peradeniya was in charge of games and entertainment stall. The entertainment tent consists of many activities like fixing a tree with fruits, hand painting, and a ball game. Each and every participant who joined with us in the games and entertainment stall received a small gift as a token of appreciation. Our tent was attracted by many participants and all the participants had a chance to display their talents to the crowd who were gathered there. Seeing them enjoying their day made us happy and at the end of the day their smiles were all that mattered. 

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