Hindi Niketan’s Indian Street Festival added joy and colour to a cold and rainy Melbourne afternoon. Scattered showers did not stop an enthusiastic crowd from gathering at the Glen Waverley Library Forecourt on Sunday, June 5. The IndianCare team served our Melbourne International Student Week (MISW) favourite: hot masala chai. Attendees lined up for a …
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IndianCare organised a trail walk followed by a picnic for 30 Indian seniors in Werribee, last week on Tuesday, May 24. This event was a part of IndianCare’s Western LDAT program. A warm, sunny autumn day at Wyndham Park was the ideal backdrop for this energetic group of seniors to get moving, form …
The Inagural Melbourne International Student Week (MISW) kicked off on Saturday, May 7, at Federation Square. Our team was thrilled to be the heart of all the excitement: our Project SASS booth was front and centre at MISW’s flagship event, along with key event sponsor, Study Melbourne. Over 120 international students visited us to …
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https://indiancare.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/7.mp4 Drumming circles and mindfulness meditation have more in common than you might think. Group drumming sessions have been linked with improved mental health and feelings of well-being. Don’t believe us? Fact check the findings. Recently, IndianCare’s Project SASS organised a series of Djembe drumming workshops for international students, led by Peter Vadiveloo, hosted at …
This year’s International Women’s Day theme, #breakthebias, is all about drawing attention to, and challenging gender norms in today’s world. So what does a conversation around gender stereotypes look like in 2022? IndianCare speaks with three inspirational, influential Indian women in Melbourne, each breaking the bias and championing this movement in their own way. Professor …
