Culture & Heritage
Preserving and promoting Sikh culture and heritage. Providing a platform for Sikhs to connect, celebrate, and educate the broader Australian community.
Registered Charity · Australia
Serving Humanity, Fostering Unity.
We are dedicated to supporting the Australian Sikh community, promoting the teachings of Sikhism, and providing unconditional support to all Australians in times of need.
Who We Are
Who We Are
The Australian Khalsa Association Incorporated (AKA) is a registered not-for-profit charitable Sikh organization. We work tirelessly to support the Australian Sikh community and are deeply dedicated to promoting the universal teachings of Sikhism.
We believe in serving without discrimination. Whether it’s educating the broader Australian community, providing spiritual guidance, or supporting those affected by natural disasters and homelessness, the AKA stands ready to assist regardless of religion, race, gender, or belief.
Our guiding principle
Seva(Selfless Service)
The core principle driving everything we do.
What we do
Our Key Aims
We organize cultural events, religious services, and educational programs to achieve our objectives and contribute to the wider Australian society.
Disaster & Crisis Relief
Providing unwavering support to those affected by natural disasters, homelessness, or destitution without any discrimination.
ADF Support
Dedicated advocacy and support for serving and retired Sikhs from the Australian Defence Forces, honoring their service and commitment.
Interfaith Dialogue
Engaging in active interfaith dialogue to promote deep understanding, respect, and harmony among different religious groups in Australia.
Community Belonging
Fostering a strong sense of community and belonging among Sikhs in Australia, providing essential spiritual guidance and emotional support.
Langar (Free vegetarian Meal )
Upholding the noble tradition of Langar. Providing free, healthy meals to every individual, no matter their background. Serving the local community to ensure that nobody goes hungry.
Our guiding principle
We believe in serving without discrimination.
Regardless of religion, race, gender, or belief — whether educating the broader Australian community, providing spiritual guidance, or supporting those affected by natural disasters and homelessness.
- Seva
- Langar
- Culture & Heritage
- Interfaith Dialogue
- ADF Support
- Community Belonging
- Crisis Relief
Purpose & direction
Why we exist, and where we are going.
Our Mission
01To support and uplift the Australian Sikh community through charitable activities, educational programs, and community services.
Promoting Sikhism
Spreading awareness and understanding of Sikh teachings and values within the broader Australian society.
Community Support
Providing assistance to individuals and families in need, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
Cultural Preservation
Ensuring the preservation and celebration of Sikh culture, traditions, and heritage for future generations.
Our Vision
02To build a strong, cohesive, and vibrant Sikh community in Australia that thrives and contributes positively to society.
Embraces Diversity
Promotes inclusivity and deep understanding among different cultural and religious groups.
Empowers Individuals
Encourages personal growth, higher education, and leadership within the Sikh community.
Fosters Unity
Strengthens bonds within the community through shared values, mutual respect, and collective action for common goals.
- Not For Profit
- 100%
- Community Support
- 24/7
- Volunteers
- 1,000+
From the blog
Stories of service.
Photo Gallery
Moments from our community.
March on Street
Wreath Laying Ceremony
Minto School Gathering
Cenotaph Tribute
Mawson Park Event
Parliament Visit
March on Street
Cenotaph Tribute
Wreath Laying Ceremony
Mawson Park Event
Minto School Gathering
Parliament Visit
Join the mission
Together, we make a lasting difference.
Our dedicated volunteers provide invaluable support across all our initiatives, ensuring the success of our programs and events. Together, our team is committed to making a positive impact on the Australian Sikh community, fostering unity, and promoting the rich heritage of Sikhism.