Join our 6-week summer adventure in Israel! Make a meaningful impact through volunteering in environmental and social projects. Immerse yourself in Jerusalem’s cultural and historical treasures, explore natural wonders, and earn 3 credits with our engaging course, “The Jewish World in the Wake of October 7. For more information and to register, head to the Hebrew University Website. Read more…

The role of the Australian Friends of Tel Aviv University (AFTAU) is to serve as a dynamic bridge between two inspired communities — Australian and Israeli. AFTAU is a group committed to the nurturing of higher education, as well as the development of some of Israel’s best minds. For over four decades we have enthusiastically pursued the advancement of TAU Read more…

The Australian Friends of the Hebrew University represents the Hebrew University in Australia. It supports the Hebrew University by – Raising funds for research and projects – Recruitment of Australian students to study at the Hebrew University – Promotion of collaboration between Australian institutions and the Hebrew University Read more…

Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer, Israel is the largest medical center in the Middle East. Sheba Medical Center includes a general hospital, maternity hospital, pediatric hospital, and a rehabilitation hospital. Sheba’s staff consists of over 1,600 physicians committed to the highest standards of diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative medicine and a total staff of approximately 10,000 employees. Each year, the 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…

Raising funds and awareness for Israel’s 50,000 injured soldiers and victims of terror. Read more…

The mission of Boys Town Jerusalem is to enable boys from limited backgrounds to evolve into young men with limitless possibilities and is dedicated to providing an outstanding education for Israeli children, regardless of religious background, class or socio-economic background. BTJ is a residential school for approximately 1,000 boys from disadvantaged backgrounds, ages 12-22, including a two-year College of Applied Read more…