Melbourne Malayalee federation Inc. is a well-managed, not-for-profit organisation of Keralites residing in melbourne City Councils of Victoria, Australia. MMF works towards achieving all-round development of families and children of the Malayalee communitiy and inculcating in them the spirit of sharing, supporting, gathering and celebrating, without losing their values and culture.
MMF's vision is to have a strong outstanding community which preserves the culture and values. MMF also aims at providing a common platform for the development of younger generation and to celebrate together.
MMF aims to achieve its vision by organising the traditional festivals together, participating gatherings with other communities and training the younger generation in arts and performance.
The Melbourne Malayalee Federation Inc is established to enable its members both individually and corporately to preserve, promote the culture and traditions of Kerala and the Malayalam language. The Association values the unique heritage of the members' ancestral links, cultural and traditional ties with Kerala, India.
In furtherance of the above, the Association shall:
i) organise functions celebrating Malayalee festivals which will promote social, cultural and sporting interactions;
ii) provide opportunities for members to reach out both socially and economically to others who are in need in the community;
iii) promote activities which would encourage members to be assimilated into the wider Australian community without losing their identity;
iv) co-operate with other organisations for the enhancement of these objectives and to enter into arrangements with other sister organisations and/or associations to foster better understanding, goodwill and racial harmony;
v) promote a continuing involvement of our senior members and/or their families in community life and to draw attention to the needs of the elderly.
Solely for the purpose of furthering those purposes set out above, the Association shall have the power to:
a) Deal with moneys of the Association not immediately required in such manner as is from time to time thought fit;
b) raise or borrow money upon such terms and in such manner as it thinks fit to purchase or otherwise acquire property, movable or immovable;
c) secure the repayment of moneys so raised or borrowed or the payment of a debt or liability of the Association by giving mortgages, charges or securities upon or over all or any of the property of the Association;
d) do all such things as are necessary, incidental or conducive to the attainment of the purposes and exercise the powers, which are approved by the General Body.
e) The General Body may at any general meeting alter, amend, delete any part or all of the statement of purposes by a three-quarter majority of members present and voting.
Kerala, a state on India's tropical Malabar Coast, has nearly 600km of Arabian Sea shoreline. It's known for its palm-lined beaches and its backwaters, a network of canals popular for cruises. Its many upscale seaside resorts include specialists in Ayurvedic treatments.
Read MoreKerala, a state on India's tropical Malabar Coast, has nearly 600km of Arabian Sea shoreline. It's known for its palm-lined beaches and its backwaters, a network of canals popular for cruises. Its many upscale seaside resorts include specialists in Ayurvedic treatments.
Kerala has a rich cultural heritage. Its diverse culture is influenced by three main religions of Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. Exquisite sculptures, music and dance forms can be seen in the historic development of Kerala's cultural traditions.
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Melbourne, Victoria's coastal capital, is a city of stately 19th-century buildings and tree-lined boulevards. Yet at its centre is the strikingly modern Federation Square development, with plazas, bars, restaurants and cultural events along the Yarra River.
Read MoreKerala has a rich cultural heritage. Its diverse culture is influenced by three main religions of Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. Exquisite sculptures, music and dance forms can be seen in the historic development of Kerala's cultural traditions.
Melbourne, Victoria's coastal capital, is a city of stately 19th-century buildings and tree-lined boulevards. Yet at its centre is the strikingly modern Federation Square development, with plazas, bars, restaurants and cultural events along the Yarra River.
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