Punya Foundation organised the first-ever Prostate Cancer Awareness Program for the Nepali language-speaking migrant community in Salisbury, South Australia. The program aimed to raise awareness about prostate cancer, encourage early detection, and improve understanding of available support services within multicultural communities. Mr Hari Adhikari, Director of the Programs, coordinated the session. Interpretation support was provided...
The Punya Foundation, in collaboration with community partners, is proud to host a Breast Cancer Awareness Program aimed at empowering and educating our community about the importance of early detection and healthy living. This initiative is funded by the Australian Government through Cancer Australia and encourages everyone to “Be Aware, Get Screened, and Stay Healthy.”...
The recent Breast Cancer Awareness Interaction Program successfully brought together community members for an informative and engaging session focused on women’s health and early detection of breast cancer. The program increased awareness about breast cancer symptoms, risk factors, screening, and the importance of regular health check-ups. The event was proudly organised by Punya Foundation, facilitated...
This initiative, supported by the Australian Government through Cancer Australia, is designed to improve health outcomes for Nepali-speaking communities by increasing awareness of breast cancer and the life-saving importance of early detection. The program delivers culturally appropriate education sessions in Nepali, organised with interpreter services to ensure clear communication and inclusivity. In collaboration with experts...
Punya Foundation successfully organised a breast cancer awareness session today for more than 20 women from the Nepali-speaking migrant community in Salisbury, South Australia. The session was organised in collaboration with the Senior Group. This program is funded by the Australian Government through Cancer Australia under the Supporting People with Cancer Grant Program. It is...
A cancer awareness session on the 13th of April 2026 was successfully delivered in Albury, NSW, to a predominantly Nepali-speaking audience, with the majority participants having a Bhutanese background. Over 25 participants attended the program. The program was organised by the Bhutanese Australian Community Support Group Albury Wodonga Inc. Led by Puna Foundation, this project...