
32 people from 10 countries became Australian Citizens at JewishCare’s Citizenship Ceremony, the first such ceremony in JewishCare’s new headquarters in Saber Street.
Malcolm Turnbull officiated and local member for Vaucluse Gabrielle Upton was in attendance along with Allan Vidor President of JewishCare


Thanks to a generous donation from Diane Burger and her family, in memory of David Burger AM, a bronze sculpture has now been permanently installed in the foyer of JewishCare’s headquarters in Saber Street, Woollahra.
The piece was made by Carol Lehrer Crawford who explained “The 3 pieces of the sculpture must be interlocked otherwise they will fall to the ground. This is a metaphor for life as well as the support that JewishCare provides to the community”.


JewishCare’s Big Brother Big Sister program held a four day pilot workshop which provided an opportunity for five girls to explore their thoughts, ideas and dreams through various art mediums, in a supportive small group setting.
The four day pilot program was very successful with new friendships being and amazing artworks produced.
The program aims to offer more small group programs in 2013
Photo (Left to Right)
Sophia Klein-Lehrer Goldie, Jenna Kramer, Jemi Firestone-Greville , Natasha Klein-Lehrer Goldie
After years of planning and building the much anticipated move to the new Community Centre in Newland Street Cnr Saber Street Woollahra is taking place on Monday 13 August. All contact details at the Centre which will be known as Fischl House will remain the same. See map below

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JewishCare NSW is a not-for-profit organisation that for 75 years has been the major provider of services for vulnerable and needy people in our community.
