SpeechX

 

SpeechX, the online speech contest organized with the collaboration of Leo Club of University of Moratuwa, Leo club of Sri Jayawadenepura, Balaji Leo Club- Nepal, Leo club of BSMRAU- Bangladesh, Leo club of University of Delhi- India & Leo club of Campo Mourao, Brazil was successfully ended in the month of January. 

The grand finale of SpeechX was held virtually on the 30th of January 2021 from 6.30 p.m. on zoom.  For the final round, five combatants were competing to secure their position.


The most popular speaker was chosen from votes on Facebook. LEO Priya from Leo Club of University of Delhi, crowned as the most popular speaker, while Leo Deena Baines from Leo Club of University of Moratuwa achieved her victory as the Best prepared speaker of SpeechX Grand Finale-2021. Leo Serchen Chokyi Butia from Leo club of Delhi was announced as the Best impromptu speaker. Their brilliant ideas and voices will definitely make a good impact on society. 

We would like to thank all, who dedicated with an ardour to achieve this extravaganza, and especially our heartiest gratitude for all the competitors who engaged in illuminating this arena. 


Joint General Meeting

The first ever international joint general meeting of Leo club of University of Moratuwa and Leo club of the University of Delhi was successfully held on 6th February 2021. This was a remarkable occasion of friendship despite thousands of miles through land and ocean. It really was beginning for a new voyage for both clubs.

The meeting was held via zoom, from 7.00 p.m. onwards. 

The dignitaries of the meeting was marked with the chief guest - president of Leo District 306A2 Praminda Vindika, guest of honour - Leo Ishan Sudan, president of Leo District 321A2 and special guest- chairperson of Leo District 321A2 gracing the occasion. Their presence sailed the occasion to the success. 


Following the successful conclusion of the meeting, Leo Club of University of Moratuwa extends our heartiest gratitude to all the participants who dedicated their valuable time in their busy lives to achieve this eminent advance in the international joint general meeting, sharing the global experiences and innovative ideas.



E-vantage


In the new world full of people who are constantly chasing new technology at an unparalleled pace, and in a subtle world where many changes take place in a single moment, the reality is that there are many people struggling hard to keep up with this competitive society. It is no secret that even in our country, not all children have equal access to computer facilities. 

Therefore we, the Leo Club of University of Moratuwa thought to conduct "E - Vantage" a project to donate computers for R/EMB/Andoluwa College. Although lots of the students in this school are willing to select ICT for the O/L examination, the limited facilities have made them hesitant. Having only one computer for the entire school have impacted badly the ICT literacy of the students.


If you are  interested in joining us, we would appreciate your donations of additional computer accessories you have such as, Monitors, CPUs, Mouses, Keyboards which are in good condition.

Slay the Dread

 You look happy, but you don't feel happy. That's what depression does to you."


Leo Club of University of Moratuwa with the collaboration of Centennial Leo Club of Richmond College commenced the project "

Slay the Dread '' with the aim of identifying the mental health condition of the students and employees and to show the path to get off from those psychological problems.


As the first step of this project, we conducted research. We created a questionnaire and shared it through social media. Through viewpoints of 560 respondents, we found that 24% of people among them are suffering from depression due to various reasons. Data analysis has shown that charity work is a good solution to reduce depression.

As the second step of this project, we conducted a webinar. It was held via zoom on the 23rd of January 2021 from 6.00 p.m onwards. Senior psychological counsellor, Mrs Esharma Kariyawarna and personal development trainer and motivational speaker, Mrs Nadeepa Ranasinghe participated as guest speakers of the event. They excellently peached the session dedicating their valuable time. There was a discussion on depression, the relationship between charity and depression together with a motivational discussion.



This webinar was concluded successfully with the participation of nearly 100 participants. We got much amazing feedback from them admiring our effort. We would like to extend our heartfelt  gratitude to everyone who helped us to make this project a success.


Music Never Blind- phase 2








Although the images are prohibited from blindness, sounds are not!!. Therefore, music is the best medium that even the visually impaired can enjoy. Hence we, UoM Leos thought to take another step of the expedition we launched previously.






Accordingly, on the 17th January 2021 Music Never Blind phase 2 was conducted at Sandagala Deaf and Blind School, Kurunegala from 8.30 a.m. onwards. At there we could meet a group of wonderful friends and we were able to share with them an unforgettable experience of fun whilst renovating their home. 

Undoubtedly, it was a beautiful day that not only them but also we were able to bring back a lot of unforgettable memories by spreading a positive sight to enlighten the darkness.