Partners
Partners
This tick shows we are a registered charity with ACNC the governing body for all charities in Australia, and report to them annually.
Acknowledging financial support from the Federal Government through the Commonwealth Home Support Program
for both COA's Kosher Meals service and the COA Centre program of activities for social connection.
COA has been a member of JCA for over 10 years, and in 2019 COA requested its first allocation of funds to support Sydney's only Kosher meals on wheels.
This tick shows we are a registered charity with ACNC the governing body for all charities in Australia, and report to them annually.
We acknowledge the help of the Woollahra Council though their small grants program providing financial support for major events and Centre based activities.
We acknowledge the help of the Waverley Council though their small grants program providing financial support for major events and Centre based activities.
All Kosher Meals-on-Wheels provided by COA fall under the auspices of and adhere to the rulings of the Kashrut Authority.
COA and Jewish care share the care of many Jewish seniors and coordinate assessments and services for these clients together. Jewish Care will also be taking on administration of our large group activities from August 31st 2023.
The Burger Centre who shares many clients with us will be housing Club COA on Mondays and Wednesdays from August 31st 2023 and will have control of the COA buses to help members get to the Burger Centre.
COA is a member of the NSW Meals on Wheels Association and acknowledges their help and support in running our Kosher Meals on Wheels program for the last 40 years.
in 2019 COA entered into a partnership with Oz Harvest to provide fresh fruit and vegetables to our meal recipients, and for use in making lunches at the COA Krygier Center.
COA has started working with Food bank to provide low cost or no cost items for the COA center and on behalf of clients.
COA is the recipient of weekly donations of bread, bagels, and challah, which are delivered to kosher meal recipients and Nursing Homes involved in the Hannah Meyer Project.
COA is the recipient of weekly donations of bread and bagels, which are delivered to kosher meal recipients and used for lunches in the COA Centre.
COA is the recipient of annual donations of festival specific foods such as hamantaschen at Purim, which are given to kosher meal recipients and members attending the COA.
Every year we partner to provide festival parcels, and shofar blowing at high holidays for the Hannah Meyer Project, connecting with Jewish residents in non-denominational aged care facilities.
We have many members in common, and hold special events such as an annual community art show together. We have also been the grateful recipient of funds from the B'nai B'rith Bargain Bazaar.
We thank the Jewish Board of Deputies for their support in promoting our services and special events to the wider Jewish audience in NSW and for helping with procedural matters.
JNF and COA partner to provide an annual Channukah Luncheon Concert, and a monthly morning tea in the COA Centre.
Annually at Purim and Sukkot the children and madrichim of JEM's visit COA to provide festival celebration to our members.
The team at Advantaged Care have been sponsoring our Sydney Harbour cruise since 2020. This annual event would not be possible without their support.
Wolper Jewish Hospital have been supporters of COA from its very beginning, and continue to grant us occasional funding for special projects through the Wolper Foundation.
for both COA's Kosher Meals service and the COA Centre program of activities for social connection.
Masons Lodge Mark Owen through MasoniCare provided funds to help purchase one of our mini buses, providing transport to frail aged clients.