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01/01/2026
Our condolences to Dr Rakesh Sachdev’s family who passed away suddenly this week. His funeral details are in flyerRakesh...
29/12/2025

Our condolences to Dr Rakesh Sachdev’s family who passed away suddenly this week. His funeral details are in flyer
Rakesh was founding director for AASHA and a very good friend. We all travelled to many parts of the world together with group of doctors.
He was the one who inspired me to start with Dementia awareness and we both started this beautiful initiative.
We will miss this lovely gentleman and thank you Dr Rakesh for your guidance, support, vision . His legacy will continue. RIP🙏🌈❤️

29/12/2025
AASHA 2025 | Impact in Action120+ events.3,000+ people reached face-to-face.3,000 meals shared.5,000+ cups of tea poured...
29/12/2025

AASHA 2025 | Impact in Action

120+ events.
3,000+ people reached face-to-face.
3,000 meals shared.
5,000+ cups of tea poured.

110+ music sessions.
100+ yoga sessions.
100+ Bollyfit sessions.

500+ volunteers.
5,000+ volunteer hours.

5+ million social media views — amplifying community voices beyond borders.

From community programs to policy tables — representing AASHA on advisory boards, NSW multicultural committees, senior consultations, intergenerational programs, and discussions with State Ministers across parties — AASHA showed up where it matters.

Three major Diwali celebrations.
Countless moments of connection.

This isn’t just activity.
This is community power in motion.

Deep gratitude to our volunteers, supporters, partners, and the AASHA team.
Onwards to an even stronger 2026 — together.

29/12/2025

2025 was a defining year for AASHA
A year where compassion turned into action and community

AASHA 2025 | Impact in Action

120+ events.
3,000+ people reached face-to-face.
3,000 meals shared.
5,000+ cups of tea poured.

110+ music sessions.
100+ yoga sessions.
100+ Bollyfit sessions.
300+ Free Health Checks

500+ volunteers.
5,000+ volunteer hours.

5+ million social media views — amplifying community voices beyond borders.

From community programs to policy tables representing AASHA on advisory boards, NSW multicultural committees, senior consultations, intergenerational programs, and discussions with State Ministers across parties — AASHA showed up where it matters.

Three major Diwali celebrations.
Countless moments of connection.

This isn’t just activity.
This is community power in motion.

Deep gratitude to our volunteers, supporters, partners, and the AASHA team.
Onwards to an even stronger 2026 — together.

27/12/2025

Ek Shyam AASHA Ke NAAM

27/12/2025

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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.