The Sri Sathya Sai Centre of Normanhurst NSW (NHSC) celebrated a remarkable milestone, its 35th anniversary on Sunday, 26 October 2025 at its regular gathering place, The Girl Guides Hall in Normanhurst. The occasion was commemorated with a special program that honoured both the Centre’s past and its enduring spiritual mission.
!! NEW !! On 21 September, Strathfield Centre’s hall was filled with laughter, rhythm, and devotion as the Young Adults guided the group’s SSE children in a joyful music jam.
!! NEW !!On Sunday, 21st September, the Sri Sathya Sai Centres of Wentworthville and Homebush hosted a collaborative workshop at Girraween High School for Groups 3 & 4 SSE students aimed at empowering the students in their everyday lives.
!! NEW !! As part of the “Journey with Sai” leading to the 100th Birthday Celebrations of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, the NSW Region Ladies Program came together on 21 June 2025 for a heartfelt act of service. In collaboration with Zonta International, a global organization that supports women’s health and well-being, the team lovingly handcrafted 126 breast cushions for women recovering from breast cancer surgery.
Taree and surrounding Regions of New South Wales have recently been impacted by devastating floods with the livelihood of residents in these communities being disrupted, with significant damage to homes, animal farms and loss of belongings. The NSW Region of the Sri Sathya Sai International Organisation of Australia & PNG (SSSIOA) reached out to the community in Taree and discovered ways that members could best assist with flood relief efforts.
A special offering of a sadhana was completed over the months leading up to Ladies Day by members of the Ladies Program around Australia. This comprised of regular reading of the 128 chapters of Tapovanam, a book dedicated to the life of Sathya Sai Baba. The experiences of the sadhana were inspiration and connection, both with Sai and the sharing sisters.
On the sunny evening of the 3rd of November, members of the Wentworthville Sai Centre including SSE children, young adults and adults, in collaboration with the NSW Region team, cooked and delivered 30 warm food packs, 60 water bottles and 30 breakfast drinks to members of the community who are living it tough on the streets of the Sydney CBD.
The Canterbury Bankstown Multifaith Peace Offering brought together people from various religious backgrounds, all unified by a desire for peace and understanding. Representatives from different faith groups came forward to share inspiring readings, each conveying a message of compassion, unity, and love. This exchange reminded everyone that, while our paths may differ, our goals for peace and harmony remain the same.
For their October Unity Meeting observing Avatar Declaration Day honouring Sri Sathya Sai Baba, members in the NSW Region of the SSSIO Australia joined together in service, assembling 1,000 birthing kits for the Birthing Kit Foundation Australia.
On a chilly and windy afternoon on the 15th of September, members of the Baulkham Hills Sai Centre came together in collaboration with the NSW Region team to cook and deliver 32 warm food packs and 64 water bottles to members of the community who are living it tough on the streets of the Sydney CBD.
