Volunteer-led community events
Our volunteers organise and facilitate workshops for members of the community, sharing their own skills and knowledge with others.
- Performing arts
- Sports
- Dance
- Music
- Literature
- Trekking
- Camping
A platform for Malayalees in Australia
We exist to bring people together — promoting peace, equality and the cultural preservation of Kerala.
The dove at the centre of our mark. Unity and harmony, held above difference.
Secularism in practice, and the empowerment of women in leadership roles.
Malayalam arts, film, literature and festivals, carried forward here.
Who we are
Samatha Australia serves as a unifying platform for all Malayalees residing in Australia, guided by the principles of peace and equality.
The name Samatha itself embodies our commitment to fostering unity and harmony among Keralites in Australia, transcending the boundaries of caste, creed, sex and religion.
We are dedicated to promoting equality through the principles of secularism and the empowerment of women in leadership roles. Our endeavours are centred around preserving and celebrating the vibrant culture of Malayalees, marking significant milestones and cultural festivities with fervour and pride.
Together for equality, Together for peace.
What we do
Our volunteers organise and facilitate workshops for members of the community, sharing their own skills and knowledge with others.
We hold social events and community festival celebrations that bring people together for fun and friendship — building connections and relationships across the community.
We work with local charities and community organisations to identify service projects that benefit the wider community.
Our story
A simple yet powerful mission: to bring people together, promoting peace, equality and the cultural preservation of Kerala.
Samatha Australia was founded in 2024 to give Malayalees in Australia a shared platform — one open to everyone, regardless of caste, creed, sex or religion.
We strive to cultivate a thriving community by nurturing and showcasing the rich tapestry of arts, film, performing arts and literature rooted in the Malayalam language. Through these cultural expressions we aim to foster a deep sense of belonging and identity among our members.
Above all, we are committed to establishing and nurturing strong bonds with our ancestral homeland of Kerala, ensuring our roots remain firmly grounded in our heritage and traditions — honouring where we come from while embracing the opportunities for growth and connection in our adopted home of Australia.
Events
A Kerala cultural celebration in Melbourne. 1 November 2026.
Get involved
Whether you want to run a workshop, help at a festival, join a service project or simply meet people — there is a place for you here.
Contact
Whether you are new to Australia or have been here for years, we would love to hear from you.