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Jewish Life Education Services available in Melbourne, Victoria
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Access Inc. partners with adults with disabilities to help them achieve their goals in areas that are important to us all. The specific role we play in that is one of training. We help to build skill and confidence through a range of courses which are grouped into three main areas – Access Hospitality, Access Life Learning and Access Health Read more…
If you want to build a life you love, you’ve come to the right place! Aish inspires young Jewish adults to live a more purposeful life and develop more vibrant and lasting relationships based on 3500 years of practical Jewish wisdom. Find out more about the joy of Judaism and Aish Australia’s role in helping others embrace it by visiting Read more…
Catchafire is an online platform for virtual, skills-based volunteering. Through Catchafire, professionals are able to directly support causes they care about by helping for-purpose organisations with projects that match their skill sets. And because projects can be completed from anywhere, Catchafire makes it possible for organisations and skilled volunteers to connect for good, from all around the world! The Australian Read more…
ALIYA YOUTH SPACE Welcome to Aliya! We are a Melbourne-based drop-in centre for teenagers & young adults, providing a safe space to spend quality time in a non-judgemental atmosphere. We are a haven of friendship and connection, direction and meaning, designing programs that are dedicated to empowering each individual. As part of our services, we help with employment & volunteer Read more…
Through our openness and inclusive approach to Judaism, ARK Centre has redefined the 21st Century synagogue within the context of Modern Orthodoxy and with a greater focus on community needs, with our multi-purpose space, that provides a home for enrichment and engagement. The whole community is welcome to come together to participate in all we have on offer. Over seven Read more…
Australian Friends of Yad Vashem (AFYV) was established in March 2005 to coincide with the opening of the new Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem, Jerusalem. Since then, thousands of Australians have visited the new museum, including several prominent families who have become major benefactors. The 1st wall of the Australian section of the Memorial Cave at Yad Vashem has Read more…
The AZYC is the roof body for Australia and New Zealand’s seven Zionist Youth movements. The seven movements within the AZYC provide weekly informal education sessions on Jewish identity, Zionism, current events, and more to participants from ages 8-18. The seven movements within the AZYC are Betar, Bnei Akiva, Habonim Dror, Hashomer Hatzair, Hineni, Netzer and Tzofim. Betar – https://betar.org.au/ Read more…
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be, belong, become – b’ mitzvah. Our bespoke b’ mitzvah program guides individuals and families to create meaningful experiences that deepen their connection to our history and heritage while remaining true to their own practices and beliefs. We offer both religious and cultural celebrations that serve as the perfect culmination of a formative and transformative learning journey. We are also Read more…
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B’nai B’rith Victoria seeks to strengthen Jewish life through community service and cultural and educational projects that: 1. Support those in need 2. Promote Human Rights and foster understanding 3. Celebrate our community’s achievers and talents 4. Support Israel Read more…
According to Jewish law, before children reach a certain age, the parents are responsible for their child’s actions. Once Jewish children reach that age, they are said to “become” a bar or bat mitzvah, at which point they begin to be held accountable for their own actions. Girls come of age at 12, and boys come of age at 13, Read more…
During UJEB’s year-long Bat Mitzvah program, girls develop their own emerging identities as young Jewish women. They learn about and experience social action, Jewish history, religion, traditions and culture, as well as their connection to Israel. Through partnerships with Stand Up, the Jewish Museum and the National Council of Jewish Women Australia (NCJWA Vic), the girls explore the vibrant Jewish Read more…
Open to Jewish students aged 11-18 in the categories of: * painting / drawing * sculpture * mixed media * digital * photography (ages 16-18 only) Artworks to be displayed in Glen Eira Town Hall Gallery 5 June – 2 July 2023 Read more…
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