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About Mata Chintapurni Mandir St. Albans
Established in 2011, the Mata Chintapurni Arts/Education and Cultural Centre was started due to the need of the growing Indian community to both have a place of worship and also a place to congregate to engage in Indian events and activities.
The organisation is not only a temple, but a community centre which facilitates health activities (free yoga and free meals), Indian events (Holi, Diwali and many more) and also a centre where young and old members of the community can congregate to learn about Hinduism.
Move to new location
The previous location at 191 William St St. Albans was leased from 2011 until 2020 and necessitated a move to a permanent location.
In 2020 the centre shifted to its new location at 4 Charles St St Albans which is a property owned by the Temple Trust. The site is 1600sqm in total size with approximately 800sqm available for the temple and 800sqm available for car parking.
By purchasing the temple land it will ensure the Hindu temple remains available for generations to come.
The centre is located less than 1km from Keilor Planes train station (within 10 minutes walking distance).
Photos from Current location 4 Charles St St. Albans VIC 3021
Drawings endorsed by Brimbank City Council for conversion of warehouse to the temple:
Drawings of the temple design:
Project Cost
The total cost of this project has been budgeted at $900,000 including GST and quotes have been obtained from 3 separate builders. Including the car park works which are scheduled for a separate stage, the total cost of the project will be $1,070,000 Including GST
We are in the process now of raising funds to commence and complete the building of this temple and ask all members of the community to please contribute to this once in a generation project for the Hindu community in Melbourne.
Project duration
The estimated completion time for the temple project will be 5 months from date of commencement.
We hope to start the project by 1 May 2021.
Website:
You can learn more about the project by contacting the temple trustees or visiting the website at:
www.matachintapurni.org
Questions:
Feel free to contact me (Samrat) If you wish to discuss anything in relation to the temple project and how you can contribute.
Established in 2011, the Mata Chintapurni Arts/Education and Cultural Centre was started due to the need of the growing Indian community to both have a place of worship and also a place to congregate to engage in Indian events and activities.
The organisation is not only a temple, but a community centre which facilitates health activities (free yoga and free meals), Indian events (Holi, Diwali and many more) and also a centre where young and old members of the community can congregate to learn about Hinduism.
Move to new location
The previous location at 191 William St St. Albans was leased from 2011 until 2020 and necessitated a move to a permanent location.
In 2020 the centre shifted to its new location at 4 Charles St St Albans which is a property owned by the Temple Trust. The site is 1600sqm in total size with approximately 800sqm available for the temple and 800sqm available for car parking.
By purchasing the temple land it will ensure the Hindu temple remains available for generations to come.
The centre is located less than 1km from Keilor Planes train station (within 10 minutes walking distance).
Photos from Current location 4 Charles St St. Albans VIC 3021
Drawings endorsed by Brimbank City Council for conversion of warehouse to the temple:
Drawings of the temple design:
Project Cost
The total cost of this project has been budgeted at $900,000 including GST and quotes have been obtained from 3 separate builders. Including the car park works which are scheduled for a separate stage, the total cost of the project will be $1,070,000 Including GST
We are in the process now of raising funds to commence and complete the building of this temple and ask all members of the community to please contribute to this once in a generation project for the Hindu community in Melbourne.
Project duration
The estimated completion time for the temple project will be 5 months from date of commencement.
We hope to start the project by 1 May 2021.
Website:
You can learn more about the project by contacting the temple trustees or visiting the website at:
www.matachintapurni.org
Questions:
Feel free to contact me (Samrat) If you wish to discuss anything in relation to the temple project and how you can contribute.