Support for Those Impacted by Antisemitism
Practical support, wellbeing services and pathways to further care for anyone impacted by antisemitism.
How we can help
Support looks different for everyone.
Our team can provide:
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Referrals to psychologists
- Support for children, young people and families
- Practical guidance following an incident
- Community resilience programs
- Information about additional support services
If you’re unsure where to start, contact us and we’ll help.
Navigating Antisemitism
Navigating Antisemitism is a dedicated online resource designed to help people understand, respond to and cope with antisemitism.
The platform includes practical resources, educational content, wellbeing tools and pathways to support.
Unbreakable
Unbreakable is a community resilience program developed with Jewish wisdom and modern psychology, to support people affected by antisemitism and collective trauma.
The program focuses on resilience, wellbeing, connection and practical strategies for navigating difficult experiences.
Support for children and families
Children and young people often process difficult experiences differently from adults.
JH Kids provides psychological counselling and wellbeing support for children, adolescents and families who may be struggling with the impact of antisemitism or related events.
