T4A - Turbans 4 Australia

07/10/2026

R.I.P. to Corporal Brendan Hannam who was the soldier killed during a training exercise south-east of Darwin.

The 28-year-old died following an incident at the Mount Bundey training area on Monday. We hope the Five other diggers who were injured in the disaster, with two remaining in a critical condition in hospital make a speedy recovery.

Brendan leaves behind a loving partner and two young children.

05/10/2026

Meeting a legend a few weeks ago in Adelaide for a coffee
fans Peter Drew Arts

17/09/2026

Cultural Warning: This post contains images of deceased persons. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised.

The farewell was a festival, testimony of Uncle Ivan’s commitment, courage, grassroots spirit, a lifetime of service with a big smile and even bigger heart. Over a 1000 people packed Campbelltown Billabong Park, another project Uncle Ivan helped create.

Hundreds lined local C*D at Queen street to pay their respects for Uncle Ivan’s last drive, thanks to Campbelltown City Council, NSW for hosting the farewell.

Uncle Ivan Wellington, a much-loved friend of Turbans 4 Australia and a highly respected figure throughout the Macarthur community.

Over the years, Uncle Ivan has worked tirelessly for the MacArthur community, helping to shape many special projects through his guidance, generosity and commitment to sharing culture.

Uncle Ivan sadly passed away earlier this month. Today, family, friends and community members gathered to celebrate his life and honour his lasting legacy. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

11/09/2026

On this day, so many innocent people lost their lives. So many years on. What have we learnt and what have we achieved.

We should focus more to break barriers in society and eliminate hatred, discrimination and bigotry. The first gate attack took place on a America Sikh. Hate has no place in our universe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Balbir_Singh_Sodhi
RIP all the victims
#911 #911

10/09/2026

Meet the members of T4A - Turbans 4 Australia, !
We salute their dedication and unconditional support to the community. They are delivering free groceries and cooked meals to disabled, elderly and isolated people in parts of Australia.
If you are from Australia and you need help please don't hesitate to contact them - https://bit.ly/2yGusu8
Team appreciates them and is proud to be associated with such inspirational partners.

01/09/2026

We welcomed Local MP Nathan Hagarty MP to our new facility at Smeaton Grange

27/08/2026

We welcomed Shadow minister for Multiculturalism Mark Coure MP to our new charity hub at 2 Samantha Place Smeaton Grange. Mark has supported our work for a number of years since Covid-19

26/08/2026

I’ll be speaking at the Royal commission on Antisemitism and Social cohesion about the part of Turbans 4 Australia (T4A) providing meals, drinks and fruit after the Bondi attack.
Thank you to Australian of all faiths and background who put their own lives at risk to save others.

RIP all the innocent victims.

21/08/2026

Western Sydney hero Amar Singh has taken his Turbans 4 Australia charity to Los Angeles, handing out free meals to victims of the devastating wildfires.

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18/08/2026

An interview a little while back

Interview: Meet Amar Singh Founder of Turbans4Australia.

For World Humanitarian Day, August 19 we are speaking with Turbans4Australia who worked tirelessly throughout the bushfires helping people in small towns and large and through this current COVID-19 challenge. Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/uniccanberra/humanitarian-heroes-turbans4australia-world-humanitarian-day

Turbans4Australia continue to champion diversity while at the same time helping those most in need. More in print story here:
https://un.org.au/2020/08/18/world-humanitarian-day-profile-of-local-heroes/

Background:
This year UNOCHA World Humanitarian Day global campaign, August 19 that celebrates humanitarians - sends a “thank you” to the people who have committed their lives to helping others
On August 19, the eleventh year that we have marked World Humanitarian Day, we are paying special tribute to the real-life heroes who have committed their lives to helping others in the most extreme circumstances throughout the world. Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF) IncEthnic Communities' Council of NSWT4A - Turbans 4 Australia United Nations OCHA
UN OCHA Pacific

See more stories on from the Asia Pacific including Turbans4Australia on the site here:
https://whdasiapacific.org/allstories.html