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Amar Singh is helping out with the cost of living crisis one hot meal at a time

Published 29 August 2022, 11:00 pm
Amar Singh says it was racism and discrimination that drove him to start his charity ‘Turbans 4 Australia’ in 2015. Several years on and his charity has grown helping thousands of people along the way. Amar himself won the local Australian Hero of the year award in 2023.
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