In August 2017, New South Wales Region West hosted a multicultural, multi-faith community programme titled “ONENESS: Coming Together to Make Our World a Better Place.” This continued an
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On 21st October 2017, young adults of Suriname organised a third Walk for Values, themed “Protect the Planet,” in the capital city, Paramaribo. About 200 people enthusiastically joined the
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On 21st September 2017, several Italian volunteers participated in the 30th Anniversary of the Peace Run in Rome, to promote peace as
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SSE children, families, and teachers from the Sonjastraat Sathya Sai Centre visited the Paramaribo Zoo on 10th August 2017, as part of the Protect the Planet project. The outing provided an
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Dr. Jaime Marizan, Central Coordinator for Central American countries of the SSIO, addressed a group of six SSIO members and 25 newcomers at a
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Fifteen years ago, teachers, parents, and students of the Sathya Sai School of Toronto organised the first Walk for Values in Canada. The participants pledged to practise a human value and walked through a low-income community to share
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The Edmonton Sathya Sai Centre has been active in the Interfaith community for several years. In October 2017, the Centre received a message felicitating Deepavali (festival of lights) from Pope Francis, delivered by the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton. Touched by
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To share the message of Sathya Sai Baba, the SSIO of Sri Lanka sponsored a 3-km Walk for Values on 23rd April 2017 in the capital city of Colombo. About 800 people, including
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On 30th April 2017, the SSIO organised a Walk for Values with the students of the Sathya Sai Human Values School in Colombia and their parents, teachers, and guests. With a goal of raising
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About 80 people joined in a Walk for Values event in Suva, Fiji, on 29th April 2017. Local Sathya Sai Centres and the University of the South Pacific Sai Young Adult Group organised the walk to increase
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