Mantra Collective Humanity Project Sydney at Seventy Seven [UNICEF COVID India Appeal]

With the escalating COVID-19 crisis in India, Mantra Collective is partnering with SeventySeven in Sydney, Sub Club in Melbourne and Trommel as official media partner for the launch of Mantra Collective Humanity Project. Being part of such an amazing global music community is an immense privilege and it's time to take action and support the incredible work for UNICEF Australia - India COVID Appeal.

This global fundraising effort is supported by two events featuring some of Australia's finest on 5 June in Sydney and 12 June in Melbourne with 100% of ticket sales going direct to UNICEF Australia - India COVID Appeal (excluding booking and credit card merchant fees).

Our ticket merchant is charity based Humanitix.

Artwork for Mantra Collective Humanity Project proudly donated by Nikola Cvetkovski  

☆★ Mantra Collective Humanity Project Sydney ☆★

Saturday 5 June10pm - 4am

Antoine
Hendrik
Kala
Lachie Simpson
Tiril
Whitecat

Seventy Seven77 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

☆★  UNICEF Australia - COVID India Appeal  ☆★

India's current COVID-19 crisis has seen the death toll surpass 280,000 and the total number of infections rise above 25 million. Cases are still incredibly high with hundreds of thousands every day. At the peak of the crisis, more than 400,000 cases were being reported per day, the highest of any country since the pandemic began. Hospitals and health centres across the country are collapsing under the tsunami of new cases, with oxygen, hospital beds and essential drugs running out, even in large towns and cities.

Patients in critical conditions are being turned away from hospitals and medical centres. Many return home to die without any medical help. Relatives are battling to find care or source oxygen cylinders to help treat or comfort their loved ones at home. Families are desperately in need and require urgent help. We need to act now.

With cases rising exponentially, many more people will die if we do not send urgent help. Children could be left without their families if we do not reach them in time.