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Supporting children and adolescents in Jerusalem suffering from trauma, loss, anxiety and stress.
Hadassah-Achotenu Ethiopian-Israeli Scholarships in Health help resolve Israel’s chronic Nursing and OT Shortages.
The Gandel Rehabilitation Center at Mt Scopus is Australia’s gift to Jerusalem, bringing hope, recovery and improved quality of life to thousands of people.
Creating a legacy in memory of terror victims Natalie Ziskin & Eliyahu Mizrachi Z"L
Goshen is creating a new reality in Israel, giving every child the start they deserve. It is a critical investment in shaping Israel’s future.
Caring for victims of sexual assault and violence at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem
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University Scholarships in Health for young Ethiopian-Israelis.
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The Gandel Rehabilitation Center is Australia’s gift to Jerusalem.
Programs for healing & recovery from trauma and violence.
Programs for mental health, wellbeing & development of Israeli children.
We support medical research & knowledge exchange via AUSiMED.
Reaching out globally to provide care and assistance in emergencies.
Reducing stress and empowering patients and staff in what is being termed a ‘medical revolution with a happy face’.
Inspired by the vision and values of Hadassah Founder, Henrietta Szold, Hadassah Australia is committed to creating a thriving, diverse, equal and inclusive Israel by supporting healthcare programs.
Newsletters
Welcome to Hadassah Australia's May newsletter, where we share our news, achievements and views with you.
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I’ve always had an interest in the activities of Hadassah Australia, with its medical projects and creative coexistence and educational programs.
Dr. Shai Rosenberg has developed an AI-based algorithm that can identify all possible harmful point mutations of the TP53 gene, which is associated with half of all cancerous tumours, with an unprecedented 96.5% level of accuracy.
“Rehabilitation goes beyond medicine. It is an emotional journey shared by our patients and our staff” said Prof Isabella Schwartz, head of Rehabilitation at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
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