Posted on : 04/03/2025

It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of our member, Airin Smitha Thomas daughter of Thomas and Smitha from Town Centre was called to her eternal abode this evening March 4.

Airin was suffering from a rare neurological condition called POLG mitochondrial disorder which was diagnosed in 2022.

Further details and information will be shared in due course. During this difficult time, we kindly ask you to keep the family in your thoughts, prayers and extend your financial support during this difficult time.

https://gofund.me/20a98f97

WMA extends its heartfelt condolences and prayers for the departed soul.

Posted on : 04/03/2025

The Wiltshire Malayalee Association (WMA) is proud to announce that Raymol Nidhiry, a dedicated member of our community, has been elected as the Joint Secretary of the UUKMA National Committee for 2025-2027.

Raymol’s appointment to the national-level leadership reflects her commitment and active involvement in serving the Malayalee community in the UK. As Joint Secretary, she will play a key role in strengthening UUKMA’s initiatives and fostering unity among Malayalees across the country.

The WMA family extends its warmest congratulations to Raymol and wishes her great success in this prestigious role!

Posted on : 22/02/2025

Posted on : 22/02/2025

The Wiltshire Malayalee Association extends heartfelt congratulations to Tessy Aji and Rajesh Nadeppilly on their selection to the UUKMA South West Regional Committee.

Tessy Aji has been appointed as the Vice President, while Rajesh Nadeppilly will serve as the Nurses Coordinator for the region. Their leadership and dedication to the community are expected to bring positive contributions to the organization.

UUKMA plays a key role in connecting and supporting the Malayalee community across the UK, and the new leaders will be instrumental in advancing its mission in the South West region.

Posted on : 15/02/2025

Wiltshire, UK – February 5, 2025 – The Wiltshire Malayalee Association (WMA) proudly announces the launch of its 2025 membership campaign, inviting Malayalees across Wiltshire to become part of a vibrant and welcoming community. 

The campaign, which begins today, aims to bring together individuals and families who share a love for Kerala’s rich cultural heritage and values. Announced by the President, Secretary, and Treasurer, this initiative reflects WMA’s commitment to preserving traditions, fostering unity, and supporting charitable causes. 

Founded in 2004, WMA has grown from a small gathering of Malayalee families in Swindon into a registered charity and a thriving cultural hub. Today, WMA serves as a ‘home away from home’ for Malayalees in Wiltshire, offering cultural programs, educational workshops, welfare initiatives, and networking opportunities. 

Membership provides access to grand celebrations of Onam and Christmas, skill-development activities, and dedicated platforms for youth and women’s empowerment. WMA welcomes all Malayalees in Wiltshire to join and contribute to its mission of inclusivity and cultural preservation.

To become a member, visit www.wmauk.org/membership-campaign or contact Mrs. Gigi Saji (+44 7533 765573), Mr. Shibin Varghese (+44 7404 052654), or Mr. Kritish Krishnan (+44 7984 712723). 

Join us in keeping our traditions alive and thriving—because at WMA, we are more than a community; we are a family.