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In January of 2005 after the terrible events of the 2004 Tsunami we decided we would make an extra effort to relief the pain of at least one family caught in that devastating event.

We decided we would build a house and donate it to someone who was homeless.

In February of 2006 saw the accumulation of all our efforts’ as we visited the house we had paid for and met the Loveneris family.

With the help of just 64 donators we carried out our promise made just one year earlier.

This year we have several aims as in our report below.

As last year there are no running costs whatsoever not even a stamp.

We have checked with the charities commission and we do not have to register as a charity providing we make it clear what the money is used for.

Click here to see our final report on our 2005/2006 achievements.

Click here to see our final report on our 2007 achievements.

Click here to see our update on Jan 2008.

The new home for the Loveneris Family

Plaque on house

Mr Loveneris and Wife granddaughter Samina and Cavan and Deb and lots of other villagers

Cavan and Shane as I deliver new pots etc to sponsored house

I present new bike to Mr loveneris

Granddaughter Samina

My wife Deb, Daughter Aimee, Samina and other girl

Photo inside house with us all even Mr Loveneris manages a smile.

Mud Hut typical construction before new houses.

Samina and friends sitting on wall.

All of us outside house.

New curtains, clothes, sandals, plates, cups, cutlery, knives, umbrella and clock etc for the family

Trip to Lanka Electricity board to connect electric.

Very impressed with Lanka electricity board.

Sadly the well is almost dry.

Typical form of transport the “Tuk Tuk”

My local shop always greeted with a smile.

Me and my daughter on dive to 100ft

Me and one of the Best young drivers in the world. Ps (Also drives a car, motorbike Captains a boat and good on the GPS too. Age Nine!

A stunning Moray eel

Young girl we sponsored.

House damaged by Tsunami

We sent food packages to each of these children.

Plaque to commemorate the 1270 train passengers and 249 Villagers who lost there lives at Peraliya on Boxing day 2004

Samina who lives in the house we sponsored.

We have sponsored this family to learn the English language over the next two years.

Food parcel

Three pot damsel with fauna.

Damaged house

Another damaged house

Mr loveneris climbs a King coconut tree to get “Cavan” a cool drink

My wife Debra with the little girl “Samina”.

39 “The best young diver in the world” and my daughter Aimee

Who says you can’t talk underwater

After many years of learning diving skills, I show how to eat an orange underwater. Perhaps Padi will bring a course out for this! (Padi divers joke).