Forget Differences and Support Each Other
Volunteers from the Sikh Community in Melbourne based not-for-profit , has become almost synonymous with natural disaster support, this time travelling for close to 34 hours on Tuesday to reach the flood ravaged town of Lismore. They provided thousands with their famous Curries, and again earlier in the week, 45 Fijian Abattoir workers helped with the rescue of the elderly from nursing homes. They said they have experienced severe floods in Fiji, and felt obliged to lend a helping hand. Thanks to all these people and the volunteers that have worked relentlessly to save those poor people who have lost everything,
Wonderful assistance from these two groups.
The Sikh volunteers are based at the Woolgoolga Sikh temple to deliver meals to Lismore, Grafton and Woodburn.
Forty-five Fijian workers employed in abattoirs at Casino and Booyong arrived in the Lismore region earlier this month, but for the past few days, they have been helping the community during boat rescues and providing assistance in an evacuation centre by setting up beds and serving food.
this group has built up a power of goodwill these past two years