Bushfire Healing Australia
The Bushfire Healing Australia Inititative is dedicated to healing fire devastated land, rescuing injured wildlife, restoring collapsed ecosystems and supporting the recovery of people directly impacted by the fires that ravaged parts of NSW and Victoria in late 2019 and early 2020.
Amrita Pantry
Amrita Pantry is an initiative which aims to support people in need across Australia by donating perishable and non-perishable food items, toiletries and other essentials to community organisations who provide food boxes and support services to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship.
Galupa Homeland Project
The Galupa Homeland Project is focused on maintaining Cultural connection and empowerment for the young Women and Children of the Galupa Homeland, North East Arnhem Land, N.T. The Project centres around working with Yolngu Elders to establish an ongoing Community Art Program.
AIMS Hospital Project FARIDHABAD
India is the second most populous nation on earth. This means that India’s health problems are the world’s health problems.
Mother's Kitchen
Mother’s Kitchen is a volunteer community service providing free nutritious meals to people in need each month in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and the Sunshine Coast.
Kids Breakfast Club
Kids Breakfast Club is a program that provides breakfast to children
who would otherwise start their day without a healthy meal.
Our Inspiration
Amrita Australia (Amrita Australia Limited or AAL) is an Australian charitable entity that has been inspired by the world renowned spiritual leader, humanitarian and visionary Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (also known as Amma or Mother).
Amma has dedicated her entire life to helping the poor and disadvantaged and alleviating their suffering, physically and emotionally. Her teachings of love, compassion and selflessness are at the core of her charitable institutions around the world. About us >
How can you help?
Help Amrita Australia support its beneficial relief projects by offering a tax deductible donation.