Seven-year-old Anish Prasath in Grade 2C of Royal College, Colombo. celebrated his 7th birthday in a very meaningful manner. He declined presents for his birthday and instead wanted to support his fellow sisters and brothers affected by the Meethotamulla Garbage Dump collapse. Little Rose Nursery was completely in need of relocation and once a location was found, Anish got his cousins, relatives and friends to bring stationery items and other preschool necessities for the Nursery.

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