Inaugural Eagle Samana Workshop on Oct 31

Over 1000 participants expected at Eagle’s latest CSR endeavour for teachers of specially-abled children

Eagle will be conducting its inaugural Samana Workshop at BMICH on the 31st of October. Over 1000 participants are expected to participate in this full-day programme. This inaugural workshop will be followed by a series of regional workshops which will be more focused and interactive. The core objective of Eagle Samana is to enhance the knowledge of teachers who work with disabled children, through a series of regular region-wide workshops and training modules featuring recognised resource persons in the field of special education.

“This CSR initiative was implemented after the company identified the prevalent need to enhance the competencies of educators of differently-abled children. This new CSR project to improve the quality of life of these children has been aptly named “Eagle Samana” and its single minded focus is to make the differently-abled, equally-abled,” Eagle Assistant General Manager, Marketing and Planning Amal Perera said.
This initiative will ensure that these children are benefited by the development of their teachers’ knowledge and capability in relation to; education, moulding a well-balanced personality and facilitating psychological welfare and stability to enable them to harness their potential.

Eagle Managing Director Deepal Sooriyaarachchi said: “Eagle’s consistent and comprehensive CSR strategy is designed to uplift the nation by encouraging excellence, inculcating safety and inspiring human values. The Company’s long-term and farsighted CSR initiatives have been recognised both internationally and locally.”