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Our Major Community Service Projects
See below a short video clip giving you a snapshot of our Major Community Service Projects
Love All Serve All, Hands that Serve are Holier than the Lips that pray.
These divine and universal messages shared by Swami to the global community are simple statements yet timeless and define the essence of Swami’s mission.
With the Divine Guidance and the blessings of Swami, the Sai Organisation of Australia has launched a number of community service projects.
We offer these projects as offerings at Swami’s Lotus Feet.
Fresh & Clean Drinking Water for Needy Communities in Remote NSW
In His Divine Discourse on 14 April 2007, Swami said “Water is God's gift to man. Everybody has an equal right to it. May you all enjoy good health by eating good food and drinking pure water”.
Such a need exists right here at home in a number of remote Aboriginal Communities in Regional New South Wales.
With Swami’s Divine Guidance, we have identified a number of remote Aboriginal communities in Regional New South Wales that currently do not have fresh and clean drinking water which we take for granted in our daily lives.
We are exploring the opportunity to provide fresh and clean drinking water to Remote Aboriginal communities.
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Kokoda Community Project
Papua New Guinea
A wonderful opportunity to serve the Kokoda Community has been identified. Kokoda is a very remote township, located some 90km Northeast of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
This community is so remote that it can only be accessed by aircraft from Port Moresby.
We have provided 30 new hospital-grade mattresses and mosquito nets to the Kokoda Hospital and shared 100 Christmas hampers to needy families in the community.
This project is the first of many that with Swami’s blessings we can undertake in this remote community.
Sri Lanka Village Project
With His Divine Guidance, a noble opportunity to serve Thirukovil Kudinilam, a very rural village in Sri Lanka will be undertaken by the Sai Organisation of Australia in partnership with the Sri Sathya Sai Overseas Organisation of Sri Lanka.
This project will also include the provision of electricity and clean drinking water to this community.