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Annual Gurmat Family Camp Dec-2025

Immerse yourself in a transformative experience that deepens your connection with Sikhi and nurtures your children’s Sikh values - through a joyful week of learning, growth and Gur Sangat.

Emergency Assistance Helpline - 24 x 7

* If you are in need of emergency assistance, call 0425 330 555 immediately *

​​Assistance Provided:

  • Support & Counselling for families facing domestic violence or financial hardship.

  • Financial Support for students facing financial hardship by means of free accommodation & food.

  • Assistance in finding a job or moving students to a suitable accommodation in cases of abuse or discrimination.

  • Helping students with furniture and other essential items.

  • Assist students who are unable to pay their fees or facing visa issues.

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Emergency Assistance Helpline - 24 x 7

HOLT Award Recognition

SSA was awarded with prestigious HOLT award for exemplary sewa/community services in both 

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Upcoming Events

  • Sangat Residence in Eastern Suburbs
    13 Sept 2025, 6:00 pm – 12 Sept 2036, 10:00 pm
    Sangat Residence in Eastern Suburbs , Cranbourne VIC 3977, Australia
    Weekly Simran Program
  • Sangat Residence in Officer South
    14 Sept 2025, 11:00 am AWST – 13 Sept 2036, 3:00 pm AWST
    Sangat Residence in Officer South
    Weekly Chaupehra Sahib Program
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Our Journey

Sikh Sewaks Australia began its spiritual journey in 2010, with the blessings of Baba Deep Singh Ji, who is also honoured as the Mukhi (spiritual head) of the organisation.

What started as a humble effort by a devoted sewadar, who hosted small Naam Simran sessions in the homes of a few families, soon evolved into a spiritually vibrant and growing movement.

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These intimate gatherings, grounded in spiritual connection and meditation on the Divine Name (Naam), quickly gained momentum. ​As more spiritually inclined individuals joined, the Simran Sangat expanded significantly—eventually attracting 70 to 100 attendees per program, spanning across eastern, western, and northern suburbs of Melbourne.

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The Weekly Simran programs, held every Saturday in the eastern suburbs, have been ongoing since 2010 and continue to grow to this day.

Words from Our Community

"We lived 5 houses away from the Gurudwara back in India, unfortunately we never felt connected.

We started coming to camps and simran programs and it changed our whole family dynamic. Now, we try to come every weekend from Northeast suburbs to the weekly simran programs in southeast suburbs"

- Gurpreet Singh
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