ABOUTThe NSW Jewish Board of Deputies is the official elected representative roof-body of the Jewish Community in New South Wales, with 55 major communal organisations as its constituents. It is recognised by the NSW State Government, its agencies, the media and other ethnic and religious groups as the representative body of the Jewish Community and speaks on its behalf on all matters affecting the status, welfare and interests of New South Wales Jewry. PURPOSEThe Board leads, speaks and advocates on behalf of the NSW Jewish Community.VISIONA united NSW Jewish Community, adequately resourced, enjoying physical and political security as part of a harmonious, inclusive, democratic Australian society. STRATEGIC GOALSrepresent and advocate on behalf of the NSW Jewish Communityensure the political and physical security of the NSW Jewish Communitycombat antisemitism and other forms of racismincrease understanding of Israel and its centrality to Jewish lifepromote social inclusion of all segments of NSW societymaintain the unity and cohesion of the NSW Jewish Communityensure continuity of a vibrant NSW Jewish Community

Website: nswjbd.org

Employees: 20 - 49

HQ:

Location: Darlinghurst, Australia, AU

Revenue: 5 - 10 Million

The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies is the official representative body of the Jewish Community in New South Wales, Australia. Located in Darlinghurst, the organization serves as the voice of the community on all matters affecting its status, welfare, and interests. With 55 major communal organizations as its constituents, the Board is recognized by the NSW State Government, its agencies, the media, and other ethnic and religious groups as the authoritative representative of the Jewish Community. The Board's purpose is to lead, speak, and advocate on behalf of the NSW Jewish Community. Its vision is a united Jewish Community that is adequately resourced, enjoying physical and political security as part of a harmonious, inclusive, democratic Australian society. To achieve this vision, the Board has set several strategic goals, including representing and advocating on behalf of the Jewish Community, ensuring the political and physical security of the Community, combating antisemitism and other forms of racism, promoting social inclusion, maintaining the unity and cohesion of the Community, and ensuring continuity of a vibrant Jewish Community. The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies is led by a team of dedicated professionals, including Chief Executive Officer Vic Alhadeff, Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer Ariela Shatari, and Chief Operating Officer Lauren Alagh. Together, they work tirelessly to promote the interests and well-being of the Jewish Community in New South Wales. Overall, the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies plays a vital role in promoting the welfare and interests of the Jewish Community in New South Wales. Through its advocacy, resource provision, and community building efforts, the Board helps to create a more inclusive and harmonious society for all.

The New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies is a group that represents the Jewish community in New South Wales. It is made up of 55 different organizations that work together to speak for the community. The group is recognized by the state government and other groups as the official representative of the Jewish community. The board's purpose is to lead, speak, and advocate for the Jewish community. Its vision is for a united Jewish community that is well-resourced and safe, and that is a part of a harmonious and inclusive society in Australia. To achieve this vision, the board has set some strategic goals. These include: * Representing and advocating for the Jewish community * Ensuring the political and physical security of the Jewish community * Fighting against anti-Semitism and other forms of racism * Increasing understanding of Israel and its importance to Jewish life * Promoting social inclusion of all segments of society * Maintaining the unity and cohesion of the Jewish community * Ensuring the continuity of a vibrant Jewish community in New South Wales.