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Greeting cards for a cause

Vijitha Yapa Publications has released 12 beautiful greeting cards, with paintings depicting 12 different themes showing the talents and skills of residential patients of various ages, at the National Institute of Mental Health, Angoda.

The cards are priced at Rs 22 each. The royalty from these cards will be used for the Rehabilitation Fund of the Institute. This is a social responsibility project of the Vijitha Yapa Group of Companies.

 
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