Supporting different ways to give – Polyglot case study
Gandel Foundation provides support to not for profit organisations that extends beyond just granting. One example was Polyglot Theatre’s appeal in support of their Voice Lab program, which received a matched-funding grant during the Giving Tuesday campaign in 2013, which is taking place again in December 2014. (Photo: S. Walker).
Hands on Learning in Werribee
Gandel Foundation is supporting Hands on Learning through a three-year grant to enable the expansion of their program into north-western Melbourne. Trustee Laurence Joseph (second from left) and Deputy Chair Richard Rogers (first from right) visited the Werribee Secondary College, one of eight schools in the north-west taking part in the program that aims to support at-risk students to stay at school and realise their full potential.
My Place program by Arts Access Victoria
My Place is a new program developed by Arts Access Victoria, the state’s leading arts and disability organisation. Supported by Gandel Foundation, My Place program is delivered in Nebula, a unique mobile arts space which is a workshop, a gallery, a performance venue and a meeting place – all in one!
Key findings provide invaluable information to the Jewish Community
On Friday 23rd May, 2014, in front of key members from the Jewish Community at Jewish Care Victoria, the results of the key findings from
The Young Men’s Program by Evolve
Evolve is an organisation that provides a range of programs to disadvantaged or vulnerable young people, specialising in outdoor adventure and narrative therapy.
Evolve delivers programs such as the Young Men’s and Young Women’s programs, which are early intervention programs supporting young men and women at risk to evolve into strong, caring and purposeful individuals.
“Action Adventure” program by Epilepsy Action Australia
Epilepsy Action Australia ran the “Action Adventure” program for young Victorians with epilepsy in late 2013 at Portsea. “Action Adventure” was a three-day residential program that consisted of challenging outdoor activities based on the cutting-edge “Adventure Therapy”, a “Ted-E-Bear Connection” segment and specialist epilepsy education.
Life Education New Mobile Learning Centre
Life Education Victoria is the largest non-government provider of drug and health education programs to children, families and communities in Australia. Life Education Victoria utilises 18 mobile learning centres, with 27 trained educators, to work with 155,000 children in 650 primary school across Australia.
The Song Room – Supporting Primary School Children in Dandenong
The Song Room provides learning opportunities for disadvantaged children in up to 200 schools through free arts programs, that are proven through research, to lift their academic performance, attendance and well-being.
Jewish Aid Australia helps young kids to “Stand Up” And Be Counted
Jewish Aid Australia (JAA) is dedicated to pursuing social justice for disadvantaged communities in Australia and overseas. Through their education programs in the Jewish community, they enable participants to realise and practice core Jewish values.