Caltex supports visually handicapped graduates

Financial Times

Chevron Lubricants Lanka PLC, recently made a donation of umbrellas to all participants who attended a ceremony organized by the Sri Lanka Council of Visually Handicapped Graduates, to mark International White Cane Day 2009.

A company press release stated that the event was attended by more than 180 visually-handicapped graduates; some of whom actively participated in the day’s proceedings. Chevron Lubricants Lanka PLC has been involved in numerous projects to help, rehabilitate, educate and develop visually-handicapped and other differently abled communities.

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