Food deliveries every Sundays in 7 council areas for elders, single parents, disabled, sickness, homeless and facing hardship. Casey Council, Cardinia Council, Dandenong Council, Frankston Council, Monash Council and Kingston Council and Peninsula Council. Message on 0452401734 one day before for food delivery and 0452601734 for general information.
Sikh Volunteers Australia has now launched new weekly free food van runs in the South Eastern suburbs — every Thursday in Cranbourne (Greg Clydesdale Square, 5:30–6:30 pm) and every Friday in Pakenham (Coles car park near old Target, 5:30–6:30 pm). A heartfelt thank you to our community, volunteers, and local leaders for their continued support in spreading compassion and service.
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Day 8—our final day of service in Taree, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude. Over the past seven days, Sikh Volunteers Australia has had the honour of serving warm meals to the flood-affected communities across the Mid Coast.
Please consider donating to our fundraiser so we can continue serving communities in need—and do it even better.
The Sikh Volunteers Australia (SVA) team is committed to providing hot, fresh meals to communities during times of crisis. While our current food truck allows us to cook on-site, we are facing growing challenges with storage and logistics—especially during large-scale disasters.
To meet the increasing demand and ensure faster, more efficient service delivery, we are planning to prepare a new logistics truck. This vehicle will be dedicated to transporting essential supplies, storing ingredients, and supporting our cooking operations during emergencies.
Sikh Volunteers Australia has arrived in Taree, NSW, after a 1,500 km journey to support flood-affected communities. With mobile kitchens, they’re serving hot meals and essential aid. The team urgently needs grocery donations or financial contributions to continue this selfless service. Every act of kindness helps. Contact: 0497 325 010.
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Sikh Volunteers Australia is a non profit volunteer organisation focusing on reducing distress in the community by providing FREE FOOD to disadvantaged families.
Our Free Food Van and Free Take-Away Food Kitchen help in supporting our objectives. We have provided free food and drinking water to communities affected by national emergency disasters such as devastating floods, bushfires and now the COVID19 pandemic. We support the homeless and needy with our Free Food Van in Victoria's South Eastern suburbs of Frankston, Hastings and Noble Park.
We also support disable, elderly, single parents, international students, facing hardship and those in need in 7 council areas.
After today's thunderstorm and power outage. We understand that many of us might be facing challenges due to these unexpected events. If you or your neighbours need a warm, comforting meal, Sikh Volunteers Australia is here to help! Send a private message at 0452601734 with your name, address, email and the number of meals required. and our dedicated team is ready to make sure you receive the support you need and will deliver the meals to your doorsteps.
Sikh Volunteer Australia is proud and privileged to the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Network of the Frankston City Council as one of 12 founding members. This will be a new chapter of SVA in the service of humanity in the Frankston and Mornington region.
Sikh Volunteers Australia has now launched new weekly free food van runs in the South Eastern suburbs — every Thursday in Cranbourne (Greg Clydesdale Square, 5:30–6:30 pm) and every Friday in Pakenham (Coles car park near old Target, 5:30–6:30 pm). A heartfelt thank you to our community, volunteers, and local leaders for their continued support in spreading compassion and service.
The federal opposition on Saturday committed $700,000 to fund the new centre’s construction if Labor is elected in May, in an announcement alongside the Sikh charity at a volunteer appreciation day in Narre Warren. The funding would top up community fundraising and donations.
