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We have been helping the helpless and less fortunate for the past 25 years!

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Helping the helpless and the less fortunate
for the past 25 years and continuing to do so.

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With not much fund raising options during Lock-down,  we are reaching out  to you for your  support to fulfill the requests we continually receive. 


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25 Years of service translates to...


$366,363

Money Raised

726

Project Founded

5000 +

People Helped

35 +

Community Served

Help us to continue helping the helpless!

"The best way to find yourself, is to lose yourself in the service of others”  ~Mahatma Gandhi

Ozindcare is a long-standing charity of repute who strives to help needy with the funds predominantly raised via organising various events, cultural shows and by catering food at these venues. The organisation is run by a small and dedicated team, resources are indeed limited and is dependant very much on its volunteers and membership base.

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Our Focus

As an organisation, we are focusing on uplifting people and in bringing about the betterment of communities by channeling our efforts into a select few key areas namely Educational support, Medical assistance, Financial aid, Aged care  and Community development. 

Our Past Events

A snapshot of Fund raising programs held previously


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    Ozindcare is a community effort, and we are always most happy to welcome the more compassionate people to become involved and to help-us-help-others!

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    Our latest Stories

    Updates on our projects and various activities which will give you a view on what we have been working on in the recent past, to serve our communities.

    by Donie Ozindcare 14 Jul, 2023
    Ozindcare committee met on the 6th of May for our monthly meeting. We received several requests, which is not unusual, however, we actioned a record 6 out of the 7 requests which were related severe medical conditions. Team Ozindcare are very meticulous in our selection process, however, we never fail to provide a quick response and helping hand to those in need. Support details as follows : Rishan - Blood Cancer - ₹ 1,00,000 Rajesh - Stroke Patient - ₹ 75,000 Deepa - Blood Cancer - ₹ 75,000 Bijoy John - Stomach Cancer - ₹ 75,000 Gopinath - Tumor in Liver - ₹ 75,000 Ratheesh - Kidney Issue - ₹ 75,000 *Names changed for privacy reasons*
    by Satheesh H 14 May, 2023
    Katha - Chapters of Life, an extravagant dance showcase presented by Nachle Dance School, came to life on April 30th, 2023, at the Riverside Theatres in Parramatta. The event marked a significant milestone as Nachle celebrated its 10th anniversary of bringing Indian culture to the Illawarra and Campbelltown communities. In the spirit of giving back, all profits from the event were donated to projects supported by Ozindcare – Helping the Helpless. The production featured four captivating stories, or "Kathas," portrayed through Indian cinematic, folk, and semi-classical dance performances. Nachle's talented dancers, ranging in age from 3 to 60, brought these stories to life with skilful movements, dazzling costumes, and enchanting music. With over 200 performers, the anniversary show was a remarkable display of the school's dedication to the art of dance. The excitement of the day began early in the afternoon as proud parents and performers arrived at the venue in colorful and dazzling costumes and jewellery.
    by Satheesh H 30 Mar, 2023
    Unni and Sangeetha are a hardworking couple from Peravur, Kannur, Kerala. They have two children, Appu aged 9 years and Malu aged 8 years. Unfortunately, their lives took a challenging turn when both Appu and Malu were diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at birth. Cerebral Palsy is a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture, and it is the most common motor disability in childhood. In addition to their diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy, Appu, who is in the autistic spectrum, is unable to attend a regular school despite several attempts. Malu, however, has better motor skills and is able to pursue her education at a normal school. 
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