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Hadassah Australia supports healthcare and collaborative medical research programs that connect the Australian community with Israel



Achotenu Scholarships

University Scholarships in Health for young Ethiopian-Israelis.

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Rehabilitation

The Gandel Rehabilitation Center is Australia’s gift to Jerusalem.

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Healing

Programs for healing & recovery from trauma and violence. 

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Support for Children

Programs for mental health,  wellbeing & development of Israeli children.

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Medical Research

We support medical research & knowledge exchange via AUSiMED.

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Emergency

Reaching out globally to provide care and assistance in emergencies.

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Saving Lives: Hadassah Emergency Appeal
Saving Lives: Hadassah Emergency Appeal

Your support is urgently needed to purchase medical supplies, essential equipment, and other indispensable devices for healing and saving the lives of some of Israel’s most severely injured victims.

$494,109 raised
Early Childhood Development - Goshen
Early Childhood Development - Goshen

Early prevention and intervention programs for children’s developmental problems and to support parents and communities.

$5,000 raised
Gandel Rehabilitation Center
Gandel Rehabilitation Center

World-class facility in Jerusalem for much-needed rehabilitation services for the people of Israel, opening 2024.

$700,500 raised

Inspired by the vision and values of Henrietta Szold

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. 

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One wounded combat medic is able to receive life-saving treatment thanks to groundbreaking rehabilitation technology.

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Shimon and his family relocate to a Dead Sea hotel after a rocket strike in Sderot. Hadassah doctors perform crucial eye tests, saving his eyes.

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At the end of October, he left his wife, children and grandchildren, and his 96-year-old mother who miraculously survived the Lodz ghetto and the Auschwitz concentration camp.

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This is the first documented case in Israel in which prolonged sitting, sometimes even for several days in a row, caused severe damage to the heart, due to a pulmonary embolism, and to the patient’s critical condition. Prof. Eyal Herzog, Director of the..


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