Deshapriya S.Wijetunge

South Asian Peace Youth Camp

Event Details

Time: December 20, 2011 at 8am to December 23, 2011 at 9pm
Location: Don Bosco Institute,
City/Town: Negombo, Sri Lanka
Website or Map: http://www.sunfosrilanka.org
Phone: +00 94 755 018480
Event Type: youth, camp
Organized By: Deshapriya S.Wijetunge- SUNFO
Latest Activity: Jun 23

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Sri Lanka-United Nations Friendship Organisation (SUNFO) and
Gandhi Peace Foundation organized this event in Negombo, Sri Lanka from 20-24
December, 2011. Youth from South Asia as well as other part of the world are
invited to participate in this camp. After the camp for interested youth 3 days
family accommodation has been arranged with Sri Lankan families in their homes
from 24-27 December, 2011.Please visit www.sunfosrilanka.org
website for more details about this camp. Welcome youth to Sri Lanka to
participate in this camp.



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