On the 7th of September, as part of Bikeathon 2025 Ride for a Cause, we conducted a meaningful awareness session to amplify the message of hope, healing, and support. This session ran parallel to the national cycling journey raising awareness for 1333 – the crisis prevention hotline that plays a vital role in saving lives across Sri Lanka.

We were incredibly honored to witness the unveiling of a powerful wall art in Anuradhapura City, a visual tribute to mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Huge thanks to Tharushi Nimnawi, an undergraduate at Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, for pouring her talent and heart into the artwork. Gratitude to Rajarata Arts for generously offering the space to bring this vision to life.

A special thank you to Rtn. Ruwan Dehigama for opening up his tuition class for this awareness session and for being a steadfast supporter of the cause. Your belief in our mission made a lasting impact.

To everyone who supported, participated, and cycled alongside us – you helped raise awareness, break the silence, and sustain the line. Let’s continue to cycle for change and stand together for mental health.