Buddhist Council of NSW
Connecting the Buddhist communityA world where the dharma – the teachings and practices of the Buddha – are part of everyday life and contribute to the wellbeing of all
Family Fun Day 2026
Sunday, 22nd March 2026
10 AM – 4 PM
At Roselea Community Centre, 645-671 Pennant Hills Road, Beecroft, NSW, 2119
Our members
Members of the Buddhist Council include places of worship, retreat centres, educational institutions, and professional organisations in NSW and the ACT.
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Meditation, retreats and festivals
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Buddhist chaplaincy
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Advocacy
We advocate on issues impacting Buddhist communities and important social concerns.
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