Supporting the resilience and wellbeing of the Victorian Jewish community
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South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (SEMPHN) is pleased to announce the successful recipients of funding via the Victorian Jewish Community Wellbeing Grant round.
Congratulations to the following organisations:
- Aliya Benevolent Society Inc.
- Australian Zionist Youth Council Inc.
- Australian Jewish Psychologists Inc.
- Bialik College
- C Care Inc.
- Caulfield Hebrew Congregation
- Central Community Centre Inc. (Central Shule)
- Centre of Jewish Artists Ltd
- Chabad House of Dingley Village Inc.
- Chabad of RARA Ltd
- Chabad on Carlisle-Jewish Russian Centre
- Chai Charitable Foundation
- Chevra Hatzolah Melbourne Inc.
- East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation
- Emmy Monash Aged Care Inc.
- Friendship Circle of Melbourne Ltd
- Jewish Care (Victoria)
- Jewish Museum of Australia, Gandel Centre of Judaica
- Jewish Prison Chaplaincy Victoria Inc.
- L’Chaim Chabad Inc.
- Lamm Jewish Library of Australia
- Melbourne Holocaust Museum Inc.
- Melbourne Jewish Charity Fund
- Melbourne Jewish Mental Health Professionals Inc.
- Mifgash Benevolent Inc.
- North Eastern Jewish War Memorial Centre Inc.
- Ohr Yisrael Inc.
- Pathways Melbourne
- Project A in Oz
- Rabbinical College of Australia & NZ
- Rabbinical Council of Victoria Inc.
- Shtiebel Ltd
- Smile On Seniors Oz Inc.
- Spiritgrow Wellness Institute Ltd
- St Kilda Hebrew Congregation Inc. (St Kilda Shule)
- Stand Up: Jewish Commitment to a Better World Ltd
- The Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library Kadimah
- The Social Blueprint
- United Jewish Education Board Inc.
- We Support You Ltd (Chabad St Kilda)
The Victorian Jewish Community Wellbeing Grant, part of a broader Bondi Beach Support initiative, responds to the impacts of the Bondi Beach attack and antisemitism on the Victorian Jewish community. It is based on active engagement and meaningful dialogue between SEMPHN and Victorian Jewish community organisations facilitated by Impact Co.
The grant funds activities that will make practical improvements to the wellbeing, safety and resilience of the Victorian Jewish community, improvements that, over time, contribute to:
- longer-term outcomes, including stronger feelings of cultural, emotional and social wellbeing
- better awareness and coordination of wellbeing responses
- greater confidence in help-seeking
- lasting psychological and physical safety.
PHNs are committed to the fundamental principle of health equity.
We recognise that the impacts of the Bondi Beach attack have been felt across communities, beyond any one nationality, faith or cultural group.
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