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Diwali Goodwill Fair
Sunday 1 December 2024 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Book Ticketes Here for Free Entry
Welcome to
United Indian Associations Inc(UIA)
United Indian Associations Inc. (UIA) is New South Wales largest Indian Association established in 1994 by a team of Professionals & Doctors to serve the Indian community at large. As a premier umbrella organisation, UIA serves the Indian diaspora in Australia by engaging in social and community development.
The objectives of UIA are:
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To promote a harmonious relationship amongst Australian citizens, Indian migrants and the society in general by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary activities of significant community benefit.
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To act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community (hereinafter referred to as Indians), the Commonwealth of New South Wales Governments and the Indian Government, on welfare, social and economic matters.
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To undertake welfare work for the benefit of New South Wales on behalf of the Indian community.
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To celebrate the cultural activities of all Indian communities with their co-operation.
-
To establish, develop and maintain Community Sports and Cultural Centre in New South Wales for the use and benefit of member organisations and the community.
-
To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Australian context.
Diwali Goodwill Fair
Sunday 1 December 2024 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Book Ticketes Here for Free Entry
Welcome to
United Indian Associations Inc(UIA)
United Indian Associations Inc. (UIA) is New South Wales largest Indian Association established in 1994 by a team of Professionals & Doctors to serve the Indian community at large. As a premier umbrella organisation, UIA serves the Indian diaspora in Australia by engaging in social and community development.
The objectives of UIA are:
-
To promote a harmonious relationship amongst Australian citizens, Indian migrants and the society in general by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary activities of significant community benefit.
-
To act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community (hereinafter referred to as Indians), the Commonwealth of New South Wales Governments and the Indian Government, on welfare, social and economic matters.
-
To undertake welfare work for the benefit of New South Wales on behalf of the Indian community.
-
To celebrate the cultural activities of all Indian communities with their co-operation.
-
To establish, develop and maintain Community Sports and Cultural Centre in New South Wales for the use and benefit of member organisations and the community.
-
To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Australian context.
Diwali Goodwill Fair
Sunday 1 December 2024 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Book Ticketes Here for Free Entry
Welcome to
United Indian Associations Inc(UIA)
United Indian Associations Inc. (UIA) is New South Wales largest Indian Association established in 1994 by a team of Professionals & Doctors to serve the Indian community at large. As a premier umbrella organisation, UIA serves the Indian diaspora in Australia by engaging in social and community development.
The objectives of UIA are:
-
To promote a harmonious relationship amongst Australian citizens, Indian migrants and the society in general by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary activities of significant community benefit.
-
To act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community (hereinafter referred to as Indians), the Commonwealth of New South Wales Governments and the Indian Government, on welfare, social and economic matters.
-
To undertake welfare work for the benefit of New South Wales on behalf of the Indian community.
-
To celebrate the cultural activities of all Indian communities with their co-operation.
-
To establish, develop and maintain Community Sports and Cultural Centre in New South Wales for the use and benefit of member organisations and the community.
-
To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Australian context.
