Tai Chi

This class is held in the COA Centre hall and is suitable for all levels of Tai Chi experience. It provides a way to clear the mind and tone to body with a series of gentle stretches, led by volunteer practitioner Monica Foltyn.

It is held on Tuesdays at midday for about an hour with anywhere from 10 - 20 people participating, and costs $5 per session, paid as you attend.

No booking is required so please drop in and enjoy the session with us.

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Intergenerational Chess

Join Us for Our Inaugural Intergenerational Chess Tournament! Chess is a game that transcends age, and we're bringing generations together for a day of fun, strategy, and friendly competition. Don't miss out on this unforgettable day of camaraderie and chess. Let's make history together!
Join the Minyan Men

Become part of the community's failsafe for those Jewish people who pass with little or no family to make minyan for them.
Moadon Art Show 2023

Annually Moadon (also known as the Jewish Folk Centre) holds a community art exhibition in their Centre on Rowe St. This year COA joined in with a table advertising our sensational art class and selling packs of greeting cards made by regulars at the art classes on Tuesdays at COA.
New General Manager for COA

COA has hired Robbie Clifford to take the role of General Manger at COA. Robbie was our volunteer coordinator during COVID and we are so pleased he has decided to join us again this time as our GM.

Join the Minyan Men

Become part of the community's failsafe for those Jewish people who pass with little or no family to make minyan for them.
Club COA

Every Monday & Wednesday get together with friends at the Burger Centre for coffee, play games, read the paper or chat, enjoy chair exercises, lunch in company and dance to live music in the afternoon.
Art Class

Start making art or improve your skills in a friendly and supportive environment.
Bridge

Bridge is an ever popular game for seniors, as it takes an agile mind to be successful. If you are a new player we have lessons available at COA every week. as well as duplicate Bridge for more experienced players.
Supper Club

Supper Club is a bi-monthly get together for "younger seniors" and includes a delicious kosher meal, and a speaker providing a topic of interest which participants can discuss with the speaker in a Q&A session after the talk is done.
Bus Outings

Spend a day with COA friends discovering the prettiest spots in Sydney. This service is being hosted by the Burger Centre so please contact them to book your place or for any queries about the outing
Knitting group

Our knitted items go around the world to those in need. Beginners and experts welcome.

Longer Jokes

a whole list of longer jokes from members and friends with special thanks to James Hill!!
Kosher meals on wheels

COA's Kosher Meals are made by professional Kosher caterers and delivered to recipients homes by our friendly and dedicated volunteers. There is a large menu to choose from and every meal delivered is subsidised by COA, so why not check the menu and see if this service may be right for you.
Our staff

COA is manned by a small paid staff who work hand in glove with over 200 active volunteers; coordinating and delivering services, providing organisational administration, taking enquiries from members, and ensuring compliance with government guidelines.
Volunteering opportunities

volunteering, stay active, help, provide support, volunteer roles, give back, help others, help seniors,
What we do

COA is a not-for-profit organisation in Eastern Sydney caring for the needs of Jewish and other seniors. We live our ethos by providing our clients connection to a social network of peers, activities in large and small groups 6 days weekly, and opportunities to access volunteer work, services, and support, to remain independently in their own homes for as long as practical. In all possible ways we aim to enrich the lives of Jewish seniors.
Management Committee

COA is governed by a volunteer Committee of Management whose members provide daily support to staff with running of activities, administration processes, and governance at the COA Centre. They determine our strategies going forward and ensure COA can provide the best quality services possible while remaining financially and legally secure.
Jobs

Work with a dedicated team of paid staff and volunteers in the heart of Sydney's Jewish Community. Do more than just earn a wage, become part of the COA 'family of friends', and help us improve lives by providing options for in-home services, Centre based services, and peer connection to frail aged seniors.
COA Centre Activities

As COA undergoes a transformation some of our usual activities offered at the COA Krygier Centre have moved offsite, whilst others remain at the Centre, and new activities will be added as they become available.
Become a COA Member

COA Membership is a great way to support the crucial services COA provides to Jewish seniors and the community.
COA Fresh

COA Fresh is a weekly delivery of fresh produce and other items going to over 200 homes in our community. The program helps to provide food security to those who are unable to attend the shops and may not have the finances to afford fresh fruit and vegetables each week.