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The Tamil Educational Cultural and Charitable Association (referred to as TECCA) was established in 2002 as a non-profit charity organisation to provide various programs and services for the Tamil Community in Melbourne particularly Tamils living in the Northern and Western regions of Melbourne, Australia.

Since its inception, Tecca has been actively involved in providing a variety of educational, social, cultural and charitable programs for its members while catering to the needs of newly arrived immigrants, organising Youth programs and undertaking many Aged Care and Family Support projects in wider Tamil community.

Some of our major accomplishments so far include:


  • Establishing a traditional place of worship for the Tamil community by acquiring land and starting construction of KUNDRATHU KUMARAN TEMPLE (also known as Rockbank Murugan Temple) at 139 Gray Court, Rockbank, VIC- 3335.

  • Offering educational programs for our children to gain better understanding and appreciation of their roots by learning more about Tamil language, culture and traditions while growing up in multicultural Australian society.

  • Establishment of Tecca Music Academy which now offers formal training in the rich traditions of Tamil Music, both vocal and instrumental. Instrumental music classes currently offer training in traditional musical instruments like Mridangam (type of percussion instrument) and Violin.

General News

Maha Kumbhabhishegam


 

Kundrathu Kumaran Temple

Maha Kumbhabhishegam for our Lord Murugan will be conducted on Sunday, 12 February 2012, with the ceremonies commencing Monday, 6 February 2012.

Kundrathu Kumaran Temple Maha Kumbhabhisegam

Water Conservation Initiative Project


Sustainable Water Use and Water Treatment Project

TECCA is attempting to combine a number of different sustainable concepts into a workable system that reduces water consumption and treats wastewater generated on site, in a manner that is unique and to TECCA’s knowledge beening the first of its kind in Australia.

The project is undertaken with the support of the Smart Water Funding Project Sponsored by: Smart Water Fund (Victorian Government – Major sponsor) and TYCO Water Pty Ltd (Pipes and Fittings).

Project Objectives/Goals

• Design and install a rainwater harvesting system for use in irrigation and fire fighting services

• Design and install a wastewater treatment system that is able to efficiently treat the wastewater from the temple

• Design and develop the surface runoff collecting system with the biofiltration pond

• Educate and create awareness among devotees and the surrounding communities about sustainable water usage and conservation

Project Documentation

Project Proposal

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