'They are my joy': Meet the children living in Sri Lanka care homes established by Irish volunteers
Some of the boys living in the Arklow Boys Home in Negombo, Sri Lanka, that was established by Irish volunteers and donations after the 2004 tsunami.
“One day, I’d like to play for the Irish cricket team, I’d like to see Ireland, a place that I have heard so much about, a place that I love,” 17-year-old Kavindu said from inside the Arklow Boys Home, based in Negombo, Sri Lanka.
Kavindu is one of 32 boys living in the home that was established by Irish volunteers and donations after the 2004 tsunami that saw hundreds of children displaced, lose their parents and their homes.
