| November 2011 – Our Social Responsibility |
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| It is our responsibility to extend a helping hand towards those less-privileged segments of the society who need our support. Y-CAF together with PACSS (Students Society) organized an event to entertain the elders at the Sujatha Elders Home, Panadura on Sunday the 20th November 2011. The entire day was spent with the elderly mothers and fathers bringing smiles to their faces and laughter to their eyes by entertaining them with music and dance, helping them to recall the pleasant memories that they cherished during the younger years of their life. In addition dry rations, household equipment, medicine and other essentials were donated with the intention of adding comforts to their lives. |
| May 2011 – Financial Facility |
| Conducting operations in line with our objectives, Y-CAF negotiated a special bank loan with Peoples’ Bank for our members. A special housing loan up to Rs 25 million at 11%, the lowest interest rate in the country was approved for house constructions while another loan scheme up to Rs 2.5 million was approved for the benefit of members for any purpose at the lowest rate of 11.5% that was offered free of any security requirements. |
| April 2011 – Hawaiian Night |
| Hawaiian Night was one of the most unforgettable and most attractive events amongst the activities organized by the Y-CAF, and perhaps the event which was most talked of in recent times among the CA membership. The sun down beach party brought together an element of color and glamour where the membership of over two hundred, both young and wise, joined in Hawaiian style at the Mount Lavinia beach to party the night away. |
| July 2010 – Fun Drive |
| The “Fun Drive”, first of its kind organized by Y-CAF of the CA Sri Lanka was held on 18th July 2010. It was a rally on Timing, Distance, Clues and above all Fun! Each vehicle that participated in this rally had a driver, a navigator and in some cases moral supporter/s seated in the back seat, all who were members of CA Sri Lanka. Thereafter a gala lunch was organized along with other entertainment activities at the Waters Edge. Undoubtedly, all participants are still savoring the adventure, fun and excitement they enjoyed that day. |
| February 2010 – Rise up 2010 |
| Awaken, Endeavour Conquer, was truly the order of the day when Y-CAF organized “RISE UP 2010” on the 25th February 2010 at the BMICH. Titled “IT’S TIME TO DISCOVER YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL’’, RISE UP 2010 focused on assisting young members to expand their leadership skills and break inner-boundaries to discover their own true potential. The evening started off with a video presentation on how self confidence paves the way to achieve greater heights. The participants were then requested to form groups and the moderator guided the participants to brainstorm and share personal experiences where participants experienced an “impossible is nothing” attitude. The address by Mr. Ranel T Wijesinhe on “Young Chartered Accountants’ Role in the Future Economy” was definitely an inspiring speech. Further Mr. A. C. S Jayaranjan shared his views on “The role of Chartered Accountants as leaders in their Organizations” and Mr. Deepal Suriaarachchi emphasized the importance of soft skills development while addressing the occasion on “How to become a connecting personality”. The participants left the event that evening with much smile on their faces and a spark in their hearts. |
| December 2009 – Inauguration |
| On 2nd of December 2009, the Inauguration Ceremony of the Young Chartered Accountants’ Forum of CA Sri Lanka was held with much pomp and glamour under the theme “Awaken. Endeavor. Conquer”. The event was graced by two eminent guest speakers who enriched the very essence of the occasion with their thought provoking insights. Prof. Uditha Liyanage spoke on the topic of “ENDEAVOUR - Creativity and Entrepreneurship” while Mr. Kishu Gomes spoke on “CONQUER-What it takes to win in the Modern World”. Further vibrance was added to the occasion of the Inauguration Ceremony with spirited cultural entertainment acts. |
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