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Jewish Community
Council
of South Australia

About the
JCCSA

About the
JCCSA

JCA was founded in 1967 in response to the Six Day War in Israel; communal leaders came together and instituted a single unified fundraising appeal. The community embraced the concept, and JCA was formally established with its inaugural appeal raising $340,000. The ten founding organisations were JewishCare, Montefiore, Isabella Lazarus Home for Children, Moriah College, NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, NSW Board of Jewish Education, NSW Jewish War Memorial Community Centre, Hillel Foundation (now Shalom), King David School (now merged with Moriah) and Wolper Jewish Hospital. The first Allocations Committee was also formed.

Today, fundraising and subsequent allocations cover a percentage of the recurrent annual expenditure of these organisations. JCA also plans for the future needs of our community and works together with the organisations to ensure optimal use of communal resources and the efficient delivery of programs and services.

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JCCSA Supported Organisations

JCCSA is at the heart of a vibrant network of member organisations that deliver essential programs in Aged and Community Care; Culture, Engagement and Outreach; Holocaust, History and Heritage; Jewish Education; and Security and Advocacy. Every day, these programs enrich the lives of thousands of individuals and families in our local Jewish community – thanks to your support.

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Our Objectives

  • Cultivate incredible
    communal organisations
  • Enable
    a vibrant community
  • Inspire
    our donors
  • Develop
    outstanding leaders
  • Sustain & innovate
    funding sources for our community

Become a donor to our local community

You can ensure the organisations supported by you and JCCSA are able to provide the programs and services to those in need.

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