IndianCare in the news
IndianCare is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to address the welfare and wellbeing needs of people of South Asian origin living in Victoria.
Cultural displacement, lack of social capital and unfamiliar settings leave members of our community particularly vulnerable to hardship and loneliness.
At IndianCare, we specialise in connecting our community with service providers that can address these unique challenges in a socio-culturally sensitive way.
Founder and ex-president Jaya Manchikanti has won the Vic Premier’s Volunteer of the Year for her working supporting Victoria’s Indian migrant community.
President Saleha Singh discusses the importance of culturally specific family violence support and the creation of the Multicultural Alliance for Women Against Family Violence.
Board member Sandeep Varma receives an Impact25 Award for his work in creating platforms to empower emerging South Asian Australian writers and amplify their voices.
President Saleha Singh, and advocates, academics and community members from culturally diverse communities at the launch of the Multicultural Alliance for Women Against Family Violence.
Empowering anti-racism ambassadors from the Culturally and Linguistically diverse taskforce (CALD) through Amplifying Community Voices in the East (ACVE) program.
IndianCare is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to address the welfare and wellbeing needs of people of South Asian origin living in Victoria.
Cultural displacement, lack of social capital and unfamiliar settings leave members of our community particularly vulnerable to hardship and loneliness.
At IndianCare, we specialise in connecting our community with service providers that can address these unique challenges in a socio-culturally sensitive way.
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