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A happier world sustained by

Value Based Living

Welcome to Lekol Enba Pie

Life based on Human values is peaceful and full of happiness.

Lekol Enba Pie is a Non Governmental Organisation that focuses on Human Values. Its activities aim at motivating people to live their life based on Values – Value based Living.

Members of the NGO are encouraged to make a self-analysis, become conscious of shortcoming/s, develop good daily habits that make everyone around them happy and become ambassadors of Value Based Living.

Human values are taught through the following activities:

  • Service to the needy
  • Muppet shows
  • Story telling
  • Brain storming sessions
  • Value based indoor games
  • Workshops on Human Values
  • Creativity activities
  • Character grooming sessions
  • Outings
  • Teambuilding sessions
  • Service facilities to Duke of Edinburgh participants

Our Vision

A happier world sustained by value based living

Our Mission

Working towards the wellbeing of one another through Human Values

Our Motto

Value Based Living

Testimonies

Value Based Living sharing from members and friends.

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    Jeyalutchmee Appavou

    “I am happy to be a part of Lekol Enba Pie, NGO working towards restoring values in our daily life, values lost in the mad race towards materialism.”

      Jeremy Chan Sin Cheong

      “Organising the Christmas party at Foyer Monseigneur Leen allowed me to step out of my comfort zone.”

        Rowan Cunniah

        “It was great to have made the children of Foyer Monseigneur Leen smile especially during the holiday seasons.”

          Chloë Duval Latreille

          “Participating in the Christmas party at Foyer Monseigneur Leen was a wonderful experience and gave me the opportunity to contribute to this memorable day.”

            Shaun How Yin Fat

            “Through this puppet show, I was given an opportunity to explore my artistic side.”

              Vickyambal Duval

              “I can see! Thank you, Lord! Let me share this gift with those in need.”

                Alexandra Leung Dat Wan

                “During our Chinese Culture gathering, I learnt to overcome my timidity.”

                  Matthieu Marie

                  “I felt pure love made of sincerity with children of Lizie Dan La Main.”

                    Ashmit Gadekar

                    “The Residential Workshop taught me that leadership is not dictatorship.”

                      Hurny Jumnoodoo

                      “Partisip dan Workshop LEP inn permet mwa kas sa la per koz devan enn lodyans.”

                        Varun Koonjah

                        “The Residential Workshop helped me to overcome my fear of attending university.”

                          Matthieu Marie

                          “Le Residential Workshop m’a rappelé que chaque personne est unique.”

                            Jeremy Chan Sin Cheong

                            “J’ai rencontré une seconde famille au sein du Residential Workshop.”

                              Chloé Soockeea

                              “A memorable workshop with people who shared thoughts and ideas that I will use in my future endeavours.”

                                Melanie Chan Sin Cheong

                                “Attending the Residential Workshop as a facilitator made me realised that Educators can reflect on their own teaching practice in order to encourage students to become active learners.”

                                  Saivee Mudalli

                                  “I personally believe we are a mosaic of everyone we’ve ever met and loved and the bonds created at this workshop will forever remain a beautiful part of mine.”

                                    Subhadra Mangar

                                    “I feel lucky to be part of an organisation that promotes human Values.”

                                      Neelima Bissesur

                                      “Am so glad to be part of a group which aspires to spread happiness and peace in society.”

                                        Asha Chuttoorgoon

                                        “My first participation in a team building, very good experience. I really enjoyed that day.”

                                        About

                                        Logo and explanation of logo

                                        The logo was designed by Ruben Sidien.

                                        The trunk of the tree represents the happy person waving hands and dancing. The heart shape leaves represent the human values that condition his thoughts, words, actions and habits. The whole logo in the shape of an umbrella represents the protection of human nature from self-destruction through value based living.

                                        Thank you

                                        Members of Managing Committee of Lekol Enba Pie wish to express their sincere gratitude and appreciation to all the persons from Mauritius and abroad who have contributed to promote the activities of the organisation.

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