Australian Jewish Funders is a member-based organisation whose network of funders achieves impactful philanthropy collectively, both Jewish and beyond. AJF inspires members to strengthen the Jewish community at the individual and collective levels and encourage Jewish innovation through educational engagement opportunities and events. Our ultimate goal is to help members focus their philanthropic interests into real impact. Read more…

Located at 7 Selwyn Street, the Jewish Arts Quarter is an architectural beacon that combines world-class arts and museum experiences, exciting language and programming opportunities to deliver a new destination on Melbourne’s cultural map. Read more…

The JCCV is the peak roof body of Victorian Jewry. With 54 major communal organisations as its affiliates, the JCCV represents the mosaic of Jewish religious, political, cultural, welfare, educational and social associations serving the Jewish community in Victoria. We aspire to support, connect and represent our affiliates and the broader Victorian Jewish community. Our work includes engagement with affiliates, Read more…

LaunchPad is a platform for Jewish community innovation developed by the Australian Jewish Funders to create opportunities for entrepreneurship, activism and collaboration. LaunchPad’s mission is to inspire change-makers and philanthropists from across generations, backgrounds and experiences, to connect, think, create and lead, to build a thriving and sustainable Jewish community. The LaunchPad Hub in Melbourne is Australia’s first co-working space Read more…

The ZFA’s Public Affairs department is how the ZFA communicates with the wider Australian population about the things that matter to the Australian Jewish community. We talk with politicians and media, telling Israel’s story, and defending Israel when it is unfairly criticised. Follow us on our social media channels below to stay in the loop for all of the latest Read more…

The RCV’s primary role is in representing Victoria’s congregational rabbis. It aims to foster positive relations with leaders of other communities and to enhance community participation among members of the Jewish community. Read more…

The Australian Jewish Psychologists Inc. was established to make a professional contribution to the Jewish Community primarily in the form of response and recovery in relation to critical incidents and to provide a forum for discussion of issues relevant to Jewish psychologists. All members must be an AHPRA registered Jewish psychologist.  AJP aims to provide: Availability to provide psychological support Read more…