The Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS) has represented Jewish students on campus across Australia and New Zealand since 1948. AUJS operates at regional and campus levels. With 8 universities campuses in Victoria. Our student leaders, together with our administrative and support staff, are responsible for bringing Jewish life to you on and off-campus. AUJS is a safe haven for Read more…

SWUJS is the Jewish students’ representative body at Swinburne University, co-ordinating year-round social, cultural and political events. As an affiliate of the Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS), SWUJS stages regular informal gatherings alongside more formal presentations through which members enhance both their broader knowledge of affairs concerning world Jewry, as well as their personal connection to Melbourne’s Jewish community. Read more…

AUJS La Trobe is the Jewish students’ representative body at La Trobe University, co-ordinating year-round social, cultural and political events. As an affiliate of the Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS), AUJS La Trobe stages regular informal gatherings alongside more formal presentations through which members enhance both their broader knowledge of affairs concerning world Jewry, as well as their personal Read more…

AUJS Monash Caulfield is the Jewish students’ representative body at Monash University’s Caulfield campus, co-ordinating year-round social, cultural and political events. As an affiliate of the Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS), AUJS Monash Caulfield stages regular informal gatherings alongside more formal presentations through which members enhance both their broader knowledge of affairs concerning world Jewry, as well as their 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…

Founded in 1947, Bnei Akiva Melbourne is a religious Zionist youth movement which aims to educate its members on ideological, social and communal issues. As the largest branch of Bnei Akiva outside of Israel, we work with over 70 madrichim (leaders). We aim to develop innovative, challenging and informative activities for approximately 300 chanichim (school-aged children) on a weekly basis Read more…

Boys prepare for their Bar Mitzvah with an understanding of their new role, learning more about Yiddishkeit and themselves as they develop into manhood. These classes have developed a reputation for bonding the children as friends and supporters of one another during this challenging year. Besides the weekly class the boys have hands on experience each week in Shul. With Read more…

Chabad Malvern Hebrew School offers a stimulating yet friendly environment where children embrace their Jewish roots and gain a true sense of Jewish pride, no matter their level of observance or affiliation. Children, ages four through thirteen, acquire a broad knowledge of Judaism through a motivating and challenging venue. Our students gain an appreciation for the joys, values and traditions Read more…

The Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ) Victoria aims to: – Educate Christians and Jews to appreciate each other’s distinctive beliefs, practices and commonalities; – Promote the study of and research into historical, political, economic, social, religious and racial causes of conflicts between people of different creeds and colour; – Promote education in fundamental ethical teachings, for the benefit of Read more…

DaMinyan was founded in 2007 and began as a small Minyan with just 15 members. Since its inception, it has experienced tremendous growth, and now has over 200 congregants, making it one of the fastest growing Shules in Australia. DaMinyan is a unique Shule that was established to fill a void felt by our youth. Specifically, DaMinyan was created to Read more…

Gan Israel is part of the largest and fastest growing network of Jewish camps in the world. Gan Israel enjoys a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, creative programs and new activities. “No one puts more care into the care of your child.” Gan Israel is much more than a physical break from the school routine and summer Read more…

Jewish Care offers two mentoring programs for young people – The Young Achievers Program (YAP) and Youth Aspire Mentoring Program. Both programs match young people with adult mentors from within our community who are committed to supporting and encouraging participants to achieve their goals. Participants also have opportunities to attend a range of workshops to learn fun and exciting skills Read more…

Motivated by Jewish tradition, our mission is to harness the capabilities and creativity of the Australian Jewish community to accelerate the transition to a zero-emissions world. JCN delivers programs, education, resources and tools in broad areas including zero-emissions community projects, zero emissions-aligned investments, climate-focused philanthropy and more. Web: https://www.jcn.org.au/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jewishclimatenetwork/ Read more…

JNF Australia is working to ensure that the people of Israel who live in the underdeveloped periphery of the country, particularly in the Negev, can also share in the Jewish State’s success story and ensure its ongoing sustainability. Environment: planting trees, conducting conservation works, water projects, agricultural research and supporting technological innovation. Israel Education: facilitating immersive experiences within schools surrounding Read more…

Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and Romi Kupfer present Knakedik workshops. Romi Kupfer’s Knakedik theatre-making workshops for children are unlike any drama classes you’ve come across. Weaving in a Yiddish flavour with words and expressions, Knakedik theatre-making is all about creation: from script writing and character development; to designing costumes, props, lighting and sound; and of course creating performances. Romi Kupfer Read more…

Maccabi LIFE are hosting a FREE event for the whole community! Please join us in Caulfield Park, Melbourne (by the Lake), or Centennial Park, Sydney at 9am (8.30am arrival) for a fun, uplifting and high energy Pilates class. Bring your family and friends, everyone is welcome. You will need your mat, water bottle and wear comfortable workout clothing. Take the Read more…

Our world is filled with many Awesome interactions but not many OHRsom interactions. As the name says it we are all about illumination and light. With a multifaceted approach, we aim to inspire students through international trips to Israel, America and South Africa and enrich their minds with weekly interactive social and learning programs and to build a sense of Read more…

Monthly Meet Ups for people who are questioning, transitioning away from, or have already left their Orthodox or ultra-Orthodox Jewish community… and also identify as LGBTQ+ or are simply questioning their gender and/or sexuality. A safe, confidential group. Anonymity paramount. – Pathways does not aim to sway anyone away from orthodoxy or religious affiliation. – Pathways is not affiliated with Read more…

RUJSS is the Jewish students’ representative body at RMIT University, co-ordinating year-round social, cultural and political events. As an affiliate of the Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS), RUJSS stages regular informal gatherings alongside more formal presentations through which members enhance both their broader knowledge of affairs concerning world Jewry, as well as their personal connection to Melbourne’s Jewish community. Read more…

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In September 2021, Access inc. will award the Daniel and Joshua Szwarc Memorial Scholarship to one high school student living with a disability in the Melbourne Jewish community. This Scholarship was established to commemorate the memory of Daniel and Joshua Szwarc – two children, who due to being born with Canavan disease, were never able to walk, speak or feed Read more…

Our aim is to provide university aged students with a framework for meaningful engagement with Judaism, Israel and the community, within an open, modern orthodox, zionist environment. We have weekly programs on Wednesday nights at 8pm (location for this year TBC). We also have a Friday night youth minyan which has an uplifting shabbat service. We run events for all Read more…

Our aim is to provide university aged students with a framework for meaningful engagement with Judaism, Israel and the community, within an open, modern orthodox, zionist environment. We have weekly programs on Wednesday nights at 8pm (location for this year TBC). We also have a Friday night youth minyan which has an uplifting shabbat service. We run events for all Read more…