Punya Foundation marked its 16th Establishment Day on 20 June 2026 with a virtual poem recitation program that celebrated both the organization’s enduring commitment to community and culture and the unifying power of creative expression. The event brought together 18 participants, ranging from children to older persons, creating a warm and inclusive platform for voices...
Punya Foundation held its annual Blood Donation Program today at the Modbury Blood Donation Centre in Adelaide, in partnership with the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood. The event that marked 16th Years of Punya Foundation’s establishment. The program was coordinated by Mr. Hari Adhikari, Program Director of Punya Foundation, and brought together enthusiastic members of the...
The Bhutanese Australian Community Support Group Albury Wodonga Inc. (BACSGAW), as part of the Punya Foundation’s program funded by Cancer Australia under the Supporting People with Cancer Grant Program, successfully delivered its third and final cancer awareness session at Albury PCYC. The session was conducted in collaboration with STARTTS and formed part of ongoing efforts...
The Cairns Bhutanese Community Inc., in partnership with the Punya Foundation, successfully delivered its third Lung Cancer Awareness Session, aimed at improving health literacy and promoting early detection within the Bhutanese‑Nepalese community. The session was led by Mr. Mahesh Upadhyay, a PhD researcher at James Cook University and registered pharmacist, who presented detailed information in...
Creative Journey Foundation Inc. recently delivered a highly impactful Cancer Awareness, Prevention, and Early Detection session, bringing together approximately 18 community members from diverse age groups. The program was designed to strengthen understanding of cancer, promote preventive practices, and improve awareness of available support services within Tasmania. The session was facilitated by Ms Pabitra Subba,...
A successful Cancer Awareness, Prevention and Early Detection Program was held on 6 June 2026 at the Nepali Society of Northern Tasmania (NSNT) Community Building, bringing together 27 members of the Nepalese community. The session was facilitated by Mr Satish Khadka (registered nurse) and aimed to improve understanding of cancer prevention, screening, and available support...