Members of the Sri Sathya Sai International Organisation across Australia came together on Sunday, 10 May 2026 to participate in the annual Mother’s Day Classic, joining communities nationwide to raise awareness and funds for breast and ovarian cancer research.
On 1 March 2026, members of the Sri Sathya Sai International Organisation of Australia & PNG from Victoria and New South Wales participated in Clean Up Australia Day in locations in their respective states. It was for them, a day centred on unity, service, and living spirituality through action.
!! NEW !! The NSW Region’s Sai100 Celebrations were held as a sacred and joyous offering to commemorate one hundred years of the Divine Advent of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The event drew a staggering number of attendees, with devotees and community members filling the auditorium, conference hall, and foyer, creating an atmosphere of unity, reverence, and celebration.
!! NEW !! Victoria Region of the SSSIO celebrated the 100th anniversary of the advent of Sathya Sai Baba by holding a two-day spiritual retreat. A truly uplifting and inspiring event.
Sathya Sai Baba was born on earth to re-establish righteousness, for the protection of all beings and to guide people to recognise their inherent divinity through love, selfless service and spiritual transformation.
!! NEW !! This special anniversary of Ladies Day, its 30th anniversary and Swami’s 100th birthday, was celebrated in grand style by unity events in most regions around Australia with devotional programs, talks about the significance of the day and Swami’s teachings on the importance of womanhood and the completion of dedicated service activities.
NSW Region celebrated Guru Poornima with a creative and heartfelt program on Saturday, 12 July 2025.
Over 60 Young Adults came together to put forward a program to the theme of In Sai Love.
The program was set up as a Netflix show, with a scripted live play presented in the form of episodes with “ad breaks” in between, that included a musical offering, dance performance, presentation, video and devotional singing. Although the program was led largely by Young Adults both in front and behind the scenes, they collaborated with adults and SSE children to offer a united program for this special occasion.
On Sunday, 29 June, the SSE wings of the Sathya Sai Centres of Strathfield and Homebush came together to celebrate Easwaramma Day through a special event titled, “The Amazing Sai Values Day.” Featuring a range of engaging and inspirational activities.
New South Wales centres celebrated Easwaramma Day with their SSE students enthusiastically leading in singing and a variety of plays and other presentations based around the theme, “Mother, the Visible Manifestation of God.”
The Mother’s Day Classic Walk was again supported nationally by the SSSIO in Australia with groups in 5 states participating in this national community event aimed at raising awareness of, and supporting research to address, breast and ovarian cancer. The Ladies Section of the SSSIO takes the lead in supporting this worthy event.
On 23 March 2025, members of the SSSIOAU NSW Region visited the Shirdi Sai Temple in Castle Hill, joining the evening aarti and participating in heartfelt bhajan singing
