IndianCare Celebrates 13 Years of Service at Annual General Meeting

IndianCare marked a milestone this week, convening members, volunteers, partners and supporters for its 13th Annual General Meeting in Victoria. The gathering served as both a celebration of a year of outreach and a forum to set the agenda for the coming months.

During the event, the organisation highlighted its work with women, seniors and families across the state, underscoring programs that aim to ease integration, promote health and foster cultural continuity. President Jaya Manchikanti took the podium to reflect on the milestones achieved and to outline the priorities that will guide IndianCare’s efforts in the next year, emphasizing continued collaboration with community groups and stakeholders.

The AGM also provided an opportunity for attendees to discuss challenges faced by the diaspora, share feedback and explore new avenues of support. As the Indian community in Victoria continues to grow, IndianCare’s role as a bridge between newcomers and established residents remains crucial, offering services that range from language assistance to elder care.

The organization’s ongoing commitment reaffirms its position as a cornerstone of South‑Asian community life in the region, promising to sustain and expand its impact for years to come.