Community
We enjoyed a delicious cake made by one of our care leavers who is training to be a pastry chef.
Community
Visit from British High Commissioner Sarah Hulton OBE
We were delighted to welcome British High Commissioner Sarah Hulton OBE to visit one of our transition homes today. Sarah was given a tour of the house by one of the boys and was able to spend time hearing their stories and learning about their training and work.
We enjoyed a delicious cake made by one of our care leavers who is training to be a pastry chef.
Caroline was pleased to give a short presentation explaining the Brighter Path model, our different programmes and the exciting plans for the new girls’ transition home.
We are grateful to Sarah for taking time to visit us and for the kindness she showed to all our care leavers and staff.
Further Reading

Visit from Nadeesha Chathurangani, Commissioner of Probation and Childcare
This week we were delighted to welcome Nadeesha Chathurangani, Commissioner for Probation and Childcare in the Uwa Province. She visited two of our transition homes and the Brighter Path office. …

Educational Workshops
Brighter Path ran a successful series of workshops this year. They were very popular with our care leavers and provoked plenty of discussion. All of the care leavers in our …

Legal Toolkit
Brighter Path has funded the printing of an Emerge Lanka legal toolkit. Designed by lawyers at iProbono, working with Emerge, this toolkit is written in three language – Sinhala, Tamil …





