TIKKUN OLAM
Tikkun Olam is a core value of Kedem and underpins our social action commitment.
Thank you to Shaun Miller for kindly offering to become the new Kedem Tikkun Olam coordinator. If there’s a project you would like to initiate or a project that you would like to suggest please phone Shaun on 0439 391 377 or shaun@shaunmillerlawyers.com.au.
We are collecting: MEN’S SUMMER CLOTHING in good condition
How about looking through your wardrobe and pulling out your no longer worn summer clothing? All items will be distributed by the Avalon Centre and go directly to men experiencing homelessness.
Items can be dropped off at Kedem or phone Sylvie Jonas: 0413 223 102 for an alternate drop off location.
SUNGLASSES EITHER NEW or PRE-LOVED & PRESCRIPTION GLASSES
We are continuing to collect prescription glasses & sunglasses for distribution to people living in remote and isolated villages in Papua New Guinea. The glasses are distributed by optometrists and ophthalmologists’ volunteering on YWAM (Youth with a Mission) Medical ships (https://ywamships.org.au/) headed for PNG.
A labelled box is brought out at each of our Services for the collection of glasses.
For more information please phone: Katie Valentine: 0450 288 429
MAZON BIN
Please consider bringing along to our Services a non-perishable food item with plenty of ‘use by’ date. A yellow and red Mazon Bin is brought out at each Service. The groceries go directly to Christ Church Community Centre, St.Kilda, for their emergency relief pantry. Please phone: Susan Kohn: 0408 349 292
BOOKS 4 PNG KIDS - www.books4pngkids.org
Do you have any pre-loved children’s books in good condition? No text books please. The books will be forwarded, free of charge to remote villages in PNG. Please bring any books along to our services. If you are not a regular attendee but would like to donate books, please phone: Judy Rassaby: 0419 315 248
The Kedem community acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional land of the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation and offer our respects to the elders past and present. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage of this land.
Thank you to Shaun Miller for kindly offering to become the new Kedem Tikkun Olam coordinator. If there’s a project you would like to initiate or a project that you would like to suggest please phone Shaun on 0439 391 377 or shaun@shaunmillerlawyers.com.au.
We are collecting: MEN’S SUMMER CLOTHING in good condition
How about looking through your wardrobe and pulling out your no longer worn summer clothing? All items will be distributed by the Avalon Centre and go directly to men experiencing homelessness.
Items can be dropped off at Kedem or phone Sylvie Jonas: 0413 223 102 for an alternate drop off location.
SUNGLASSES EITHER NEW or PRE-LOVED & PRESCRIPTION GLASSES
We are continuing to collect prescription glasses & sunglasses for distribution to people living in remote and isolated villages in Papua New Guinea. The glasses are distributed by optometrists and ophthalmologists’ volunteering on YWAM (Youth with a Mission) Medical ships (https://ywamships.org.au/) headed for PNG.
A labelled box is brought out at each of our Services for the collection of glasses.
For more information please phone: Katie Valentine: 0450 288 429
MAZON BIN
Please consider bringing along to our Services a non-perishable food item with plenty of ‘use by’ date. A yellow and red Mazon Bin is brought out at each Service. The groceries go directly to Christ Church Community Centre, St.Kilda, for their emergency relief pantry. Please phone: Susan Kohn: 0408 349 292
BOOKS 4 PNG KIDS - www.books4pngkids.org
Do you have any pre-loved children’s books in good condition? No text books please. The books will be forwarded, free of charge to remote villages in PNG. Please bring any books along to our services. If you are not a regular attendee but would like to donate books, please phone: Judy Rassaby: 0419 315 248
The Kedem community acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional land of the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation and offer our respects to the elders past and present. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage of this land.