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With love from AASHA Family
20/11/2025

With love from AASHA Family

AASHA invites you to two powerful community gatherings — filled with energy, culture and connection.These events are mor...
19/11/2025

AASHA invites you to two powerful community gatherings — filled with energy, culture and connection.

These events are more than activities… they are moments of belonging, joy and dignity for our seniors.

Saturday 22 November | 12–4 pm
Wentworthville Seniors Meeting

Thursday 27 November | 11–2 pm
Rouse Hill Multicultural Seniors Meet

Join us for Yoga, Bollyfit, music, dance, refreshments and warm social connection.

Every session is designed to uplift the mind, body and spirit of our seniors.

Your presence matters.
Your support strengthens our community.
Come be part of something meaningful.

AASHA Australia Foundation — Standing with our seniors, celebrating every culture.

Thank you Sanjah Vichar for Crowsnest  Bollywood  morning  tea for seniors
19/11/2025

Thank you Sanjah Vichar for Crowsnest Bollywood morning tea for seniors

Music Australia Foundation Meeting Crows Nest Nov.25 Vichar

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎Onkar Goyal, Usha Goyal, Asha Sethi, Suman Walia, Anil Kant, Veena Veena, Vidyutku...
19/11/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Onkar Goyal, Usha Goyal, Asha Sethi, Suman Walia, Anil Kant, Veena Veena, Vidyutkumar Desai, Rakesh Pathak, Rimmy Kundra, Punkaj Vij, Vipan Chander Khosla, Yogendra Kumar Verma, Priya Ramesh Aswani, Hema Kapoor, Rajive Saxena, Bhupinder Singh, Muhammad Shafiq, Sushil Pareek, Sagar CrEs-tw, Saroj Suri, P C Sharma, Walter Seneviratne, Shalan Rao, Sangeet Vij, Purnima Kapadia, Pushpa Jagadish, Satish Bansal, Abhishek Saini

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

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Sydney, NSW
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AASHA FOUNDATION

The word ‘AASHA’, meaning ‘Hope’, has its origins in Sanskrit. At AASHA Australia Foundation, we believe that our Seniors deserve the best. To help them achieve this, we strive to help Seniors from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities in general and Seniors from South Asian Communities in particular, achieve good physical and mental health and a good quality of life.