OzHarvest delivers food relief to vulnerable Victorians
OzHarvest is one of 21 organisations which received support in the third phase of COVID-19 grants distributed by Gandel Foundation. In this most recent round
The Jewish Arts Quarter scores the final stamp of approval!
On the 2nd of September 2021 the Jewish Arts Quarter (JAQ) in Elsternwick, received a welcome call from The Hon. Ros Spence MP, Minister for
PROJECT TO CREATE SAFE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS FOR OLDER AUSTRALIANS WINS INDUSTRY RESEARCH AWARD
The National Ageing Research Institute’s ENJOY project has been recognised for its work to create age-friendly outdoor spaces for older people to engage in physical and social
Enabling not-for-profit digital transformation through new online Hub
A new Digital Transformation Hub to help Australian not-for-profits build digital capability and resilience for a post COVID-19 world, is now live. The Infoxchange Group
SCHOOL OF THOUGHT: ACMI AND GANDEL FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIP ENABLES VICTORIAN STUDENTS TO CREATE THE JOBS OF THEIR FUTURE
MEDIA RELEASE: THURSDAY 15 JULY 2021 Australia’s national museum of screen culture, ACMI, is strengthening career pathways for students in regional and outer-urban areas thanks
RACISM LINKED TO POOR HEALTH AMONG INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults who have experienced discrimination have poorer health and wellbeing outcomes regardless of their age, where they live and their
Ask Annie app launched, offering dementia ‘micro-lessons’ to support home care workers
With the support of Gandel Foundation, Dementia Australia has launched an innovative mobile app that improves quality of care for people living with dementia by
COVID-19 Update from Gandel Foundation (8 June 2021)
GANDEL FOUNDATION ALLOCATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY SECTOR’S RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 EMERGENCY – phase three The Board of Directors of Gandel Foundation recently
Remembering the Past; Street Art by Kaff-eine and Multicultural Youth of Melbourne
On 16th May 2021 at 1pm, street artist, Kaff-eine will work with up to 40 high school students from various cultural groups to paint a