The Library

So it is with children who learn to read fluently and well: They begin to take flight into whole new worlds as effortlessly as young birds take to the sky. —William James
MnSLFF beleives reading not only has tremendous power when it comes to fueling the development of all aspects of language ability, the ability to expand the knowledge, conduct a civil dialog, to become responsible law-abiding citizens. Its importance to the entirety of human life in this day and age really can’t be overstated.
MnSLFF donated the fully furnish library to the Local Government Office, Rajgama Pradeshiya Sabha, in January 2010 with the recommended collections of books by the Sri Lanka Library Board. Since MnSLFF donated over Rupees 900,000.00 worth of books to keep the library up to date.

Excited to read
I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. ― Jorge Luis Borges “
Reading the news papers
News Papers for the community members
MnSLFF donated the fully furnish library to the Local Government Office, Rajgama Pradeshiya Sabha, in January 2010 with the recommended collections of books by the Sri Lanka Library Board. Since MnSLFF donated over Rs. 900,000.00 worth of books to keep the library up to date.
Purchasing the 2017 collection
2017 new book collection activities at a publisher showroom
MnSLFF’s latest book collection upgrade donation took place on September 2017.  Librarians and the supporting staff came to one of the leading book publishers in Sri Lanka to select the 2018 book collection
Librarian discuss a matter
Librarians discussion
MnSLFF reviews the needs of the library to assure the continuous support for the community needs.
A library patron a student
Which one to select? after school, they come to the library
After school, the students come to the library to finish their school work as well as for leisure reading
Helping a Library assistants
Training the Library Volunteers
Chief Librarian from the Colombo Municipal Council dedicated her time and knowledge to MnSLFF by volunteering to setup the book collection in the library, as well as training the volunteer staff.
Community Patrons
Patrons from the community
Community members especially the women spend their time in the library. Reading novels and newspapers.
Library Patron Helping
Helping the librarian
Children enjoy the library as the place for their school work. Further, they volunteer their time to help the librarians.