Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines
Over the past two years, Sathya Sai Youth in Western Australia have volunteered regularly at Native Arc, a volunteer-operated wildlife rescue sanctuary in the protected wetlands of Bibra Lake. The sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates injured Australian native animals in the region. Every three months, the…
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Tree planting is popular among Australians in July, not only because the National Tree Planting Day falls in this period, but also because of school holidays, cooler winter weather, and soil conditions. In 2015, SSIO members in the states of Western Australia, Victoria, New South…
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The SSIO of New Zealand organised a Big Day Out for 108 Sathya Sai members on 4th July 2015, in Auckland.
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SSIO volunteers have been serving the children of the Sathya Sai Pre-School at Rongamai, Otara, and three other neighbouring schools in Auckland.
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As part of the Community Adoption Programme (CAP), Sathya Sai members in New Zealand have helped refugee children with school homework for the past 15 years. The programme, called Study Care, was started in the Glen Innes area in response to Bhagawan’s call to offer…
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Members of the Sathya Sai organisation in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia commemorated Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s 89th Birthday with devotional singing, Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) children’s performances, and other programmes.
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During 21st–25th June 2014, a team of 12 Sathya Sai devotees organised a five-day medical camp in the municipality of Dulag, which had been hit hard by cyclone Yolanda. Medical services were provided to 2,095 patients in the specialties of pulmonary medicine, rheumatology, dermatology and…
ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇIn August 2014, Sai Youth from Fiji University practised placing a “ceiling on desires” by restraining their urge to buy objects, and used the savings to purchase and distribute 42 blankets and 60 sandwiches to the homeless living on the streets of Suva. On 31st…
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During 17th–22nd August 2014, an annual medical camp was organised by 53 volunteers from Australia and 8 from Fiji for the first time on the island of Vanua Levu—in response to an acute need for medical care.
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On 12th July 2014, about 900 people attended a play titled“Sai in the Forest, Sai in Society,” staged by the Sathya Sai youth of New South Wales, Australia. The drama explored the challenges of integrating spirituality into society.
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