Since 1921
From weekly prayers at the Prayer Hall to blood donation drives, from Diwali celebrations to the SEA Sindhi Games — SSA brings its community together through a rich, year-round calendar of activities for the soul, the heart and the body.
Spiritual Life at Sindhu House
The Prayer Hall at Sindhu House beats with devotion every single week. From Sunday morning Assadivars to Sai Baba Satsangs, from Shiv Aartis to Geeta Satsangs — our spiritual calendar is one of the most active of any community association in Singapore.
Annual festivals — Cheti Chand, Deepavali, Holi, Janmashtmi, Durga Ashtmi, Ram Navmi, Guru Nanak's Birthday, Swami Lilashah's Birthday and Dada T.L. Vaswani's Birthday — are permanent features celebrated with bhakti and enthusiasm every year.
Weekly Schedule at the Prayer Hall
Annual Festivals & Celebrations
Giving Back to Singapore
SSA has been one of the major blood donors in Singapore, recognised by the Ministry of Health. Our charitable work reaches beyond the Sindhi community — to old age homes, orphanages, students in need and anyone the community can help.
"Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference." — The spirit that drives every SSA charitable initiative.
Play, Compete & Excel
SSA's sports programme is one of its most competitive and spirited. Our athletes have competed at the highest level across the region — representing Singapore at the South-East Asian Sindhi Games against teams from Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Team SG has consistently performed with distinction — winning medals and bringing home pride.
A Historic Milestone
Singapore had the honour of hosting the International Sindhi Sammelan in 2007 — one of the proudest moments in the history of the Singapore Sindhi Association and of the global Sindhi diaspora.
Fun, Friendship & Fellowship
Social
Events
From the Annual Gala Night — SSA's most glamorous evening — to family-friendly movie nights, family days and festive open houses, our social calendar keeps the community connected, joyful and together.
These events are not just parties. They are the glue that holds generations of Sindhis together — where children grow up knowing who they are, and elders feel they truly belong.