SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME
OUR MISSION: TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF OLDER PERSONS, BY PROVIDING AN EXCEPTIONAL STANDARD OF SERVICE AND CARE, EMBRACING THE RICHNESS OF JEWISH RELIGION, CULTURE AND TRADITION.
Front cover photo: Hunters Hill resident, John Waxman with Therapy Assistant, Troy Zander
Inside cover photo: Woollahra Manor resident, Herman Strykowski
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4 Board of Management & Executive 42 Year in Review 5 Board Members 44 HomeCare and Day Centres 13 President’s Report 45 Who’s Who in the Home Don’t just live 16 CEO’s Report 47 Life Governors and Members 19 Treasurer’s Report 47 Montefiore Life Governors LIVE THE WAY YOU LIKE TO LIVE 24 Strategic Plan Update 50 Montefiore Members We believe in homes, not institutions . We believe in choice, because one size doesn’t fit all . 25 Certifying Philosophy of Living 58 Montefiore Volunteers And we believe there is more than one right way . 26 Foundation 60 Foundation Donations At Montefiore, we believe the only way that matters is your way. 30 Religious and Spiritual Life at Montefiore 62 Bequests That we are here to support your schedule, in your time and at your pace . 32 Montefiore and CHeBA Research for a 62 Memorial Donations Better Tomorrow That we’re all unique. And that we’re all writing our story . 62 Birthday Donations 34 Allied Health Supporting Care and At Montefiore, that’s what drives us . Helping you write your story. 65 Wedding and Anniversary Donations Service Delivery Because one story doesn’t fit all. 65 Synagogue Donations 36 Clinical Resources Providing Critical It comes down to choice, dignity and wellbeing. Clinical Support 66 Yom Kippur Appeal Donations It comes back to care . And ultimately, it comes back to you and the way you like to live. 37 Dietary Co-ordinators Bridging the Gap 67 Become A Montefiore Life Governor 39 Montefiore’s Gone Social 68 2015-2016 Improvements choice • dignity • wellbeing 40 People, Culture & Learning
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3 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME MONTEFIORE BOARD BOARD OF MANAGEMENT AND EXECUTIVE MEMBERS At 30 June 2016 The Home is managed and Today, the Board faces the This climate has strengthened administered by an elected Board of challenge of the demanding the Board’s resolve to continue Management. All Board members act economic environment, a growth developing and promoting best in a voluntary capacity and oversee all in the number of elderly people in practice in all aspects of aged care, facets of the Home’s administration, our community, and the need to constantly reviewing and improving with the support of a number of provide appropriate care for the the services we provide to ensure As a partner and now an active different committees. The Board ever-increasing number of people that the elderly in our community consultant in the commercial law firm, is responsible for the continuing with dementia. receive the care and quality of life DAVID FREEMAN AM Abadee, Dresdner & Freeman, David financial viability of the Home. they deserve. PRESIDENT specialises in taxation, estate planning and substantial commercial property financing and development work. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS LIFE MEMBERS David has been involved communally for over 30 years firstly as Vice David Freeman AM Alex Abulafia The late Hal Goldstein AM OBE President of the Wolper Jewish President Lisa Brender Manfred Salamon Hospital in which time he oversaw Gary Inberg its conversion from a convalescent Max Einfeld Vice President facility to a modern surgical hospital. Michael Goldstein He also served as the Honorary Tom Mautner Solicitor for the Jewish Communal Hon Treasurer Michael Graf Appeal for 15 years. Assoc Prof Peter Gonski Dr Susan Hertzberg In 1985, David joined the Montefiore Hon Secretary Barry Joseph Board, served as Vice President for 8 years and was elected President Trevor Pogroske in 2004. Leora Ross David has been Chairman of Renée Symonds the Montefiore Development Jeremy Waine Committee since 2000. The Development Committee has been responsible for the successful planning, design and construction of the Randwick Development, a state of the art communal residential aged care facility, accommodating 276 Residents with the capacity to YOUR BOARD double in size on the Randwick site. In accordance with good In July 2008 he was awarded an AM Governance Principles, the (Member of the Order of Australia) Montefiore Home seeks to maintain Current Board Skills Mix in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for a Board composed of members ■ Business 20% his service to the Jewish community. whom, collectively, provide a ■ Finance 22% In 2009 the Randwick development broad range of skills and expertise ■ Law 12% was the recipient of the Property site at Randwick, comprising an and the investment of the Home’s that will support strong corporate ■ Property 12% additional 300 rooms, and achieving substantial financial assets. governance and strategic planning. ■ Medical & Clinical 13% Council of Australia Innovation ■ and Excellence Award and the Development Approval for the next The current Board consists of Aged Services 5% During David’s Presidency, ■ overall winner of the Emerging stage being a new 90 bed dementia well-respected individuals that have Hotel Services 5% the operations of the Home ■ Assets category. specific wing. a history of involvement with the Education 8% have effectively doubled in size ■ Home and who possess a range of Information Technology 3% The Montefiore Development A member of the Montefiore and Montefiore Home is now skills and expertise that includes, Committee has subsequently Finance Committee from 2002, acknowledged as one of the largest but is not limited to; finance, law, been responsible for the planning, this Committee is responsible for benevolent charities property, medical & clinical, aged design and approval of the Master refining the Home’s financial model in Australia. members have a passion for services, food & beverage, education, Plan for the remainder of the to maximise cross subsidisation supporting a high standard of care IT and all round business acumen. which optimises the older person’s Consistent with the organisation’s quality of life, delivered within a Philosophy of Living, Board sustainable financial model.
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which look after property worth in Assoc Prof Peter Gonski, who GARY INBERG excess of $3 billion. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR joined the Board in 2008, is a senior staff specialist geriatrician with VICE PRESIDENT Gary is past Chairman of IWPE PETER GONSKI more than 25 years of experience in Nominees Pty Ltd, Trustee and HON SECRETARY care for the elderly. Custodian for Investec Bank [Australia] Limited. He is a non- He is Director of Southcare, executive director for a number of Sutherland Hospital and Community other companies and has been CFO Services, Clinical Stream Director for a top 200 ASX listed company. for Aged Care and Rehabilitation, South Eastern Sydney Local Health He has been Vice President of the District and Associate Professor, Home since 2004, prior to which Faculty of Medicine, NSW. he served as Honorary Treasurer for 3 years. Gary is a member His family has a long history with of the Investment and Finance Montefiore through volunteering Committees, Chairs the Operations and his knowledge and experience and Quality Committee, represents makes him a vital addition to the the Home on the Joint Operating Montefiore Board. Committee of the Burger Centre and is a Director of National Nurses Plus and the Camelot Nursing Home. He has had a long association with Gary is a financial and corporate management and public company Montefiore, being involved with adviser with more than 25 years of experience, including being Head the fete for over 15 years before experience in commercial business of Property for one of the largest becoming a Board Member. including property management property portfolios in NSW and development, property funds managing a team in excess of 75 staff assist JewishCare with their capital appeal – the result of which stands ALEX ABULAFIA proudly in Saber Street with their for the benefit of members of BOARD MEMBER new premises. He continues to sit his extended family and a small on JewishCare’s Foundation as their TOM MAUTNER number of close associates. HON TREASURER Chairman, a position he has held He was elected to the Board of since 2009. Montefiore Home in 2001 and took His other communal involvements on the important role of Treasurer in include Australian Friends of the 2004. Tom is also an active member Hebrew University (1997-2000, of the Home’s Development Director), JCA Appeal Chairman Committee, Operations & Quality and Executive Committee Committee, Finance Committee Member (2006- 2008) and JNF and Investment Committee. NSW President (2011-2015) after He was a passionate contributor to serving a maximum 4 year term. the design and building of the first He is currently the immediate past stage of the Randwick Campus and President and on the national JNF continues to be involved with the Board. Alex is also a Trustee of both ongoing process of upgrading all the the Kesser Torah Education Fund and campuses. He is looking forward to JCA’s Education Endowment Fund, the imminent commencement of positions he has held since 2011, and serves as trustee of Y2i alongside the second stage of the Randwick Alex joined the Montefiore Board he was instrumental in transforming other senior communal leaders. Campus development. in 2014 and is a corporate lawyer the school from a struggling debt Tom was born in Czechoslovakia and an investment banker turned ridden entity into a robust and As a businessman and communal Tom has an extensive history in the Pringle of Scotland Label. He in 1950 and migrated to Australia entrepreneur with an extensive vibrant place of education for the leader Alex is uniquely positioned to fashion industry, with a lengthy continues to maintain a close in 1969. He and his wife Rose are communal history and understanding entire community. assist the Board to take Montefiore career as General Manager and a relationship with Peter Weiss. long-time supporters of many of our community. forward and is invested in ensuring shareholder of Peter Weiss Pty Ltd Securing the school’s future with a More recently, he has been running Jewish organisations. that this cornerstone community following which his own company As Treasurer and then President of capital appeal in 2005 that raised a family investment business, asset continues to thrive. manufactured apparel under the Emanuel School from 1999 to 2006 $4.5 million, Alex then went on to
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in a clinical role, and is a member Michael Goldstein was welcomed LISA BRENDER of the steering committee planning MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN to the Board in 2008 after having BOARD MEMBER all aspects of deploying an overseas BOARD MEMBER long association with Montefiore. surgical mission. She has assisted in He helped at the annual fete with over 1,000 operations on children his uncle, Life Member, the late Hal in remote areas of the Philippines. Goldstein AM OBE and later ran his own glassware stall. Lisa is committed to the Home and, in 2000, took a year’s leave of As the owner of a successful absence from nursing to act as Co- catering services company, Michael ordinator of the Montefiore Home has been significantly involved in Capital Appeal. The Appeal was the catering area of the Home, highly successful, raising including assisting with the design $6.8 million. and specification of the Randwick kitchen and working alongside Lisa joined the Board of Montefiore staff on catering and Management of Montefiore Home operational matters. in 2001 and served for 10 years before taking a short break and rejoining the Board in 2012. During her tenure, she sat on 2 Board Committees – the Community Relations and the Operations & Lisa Brender is a Registered Nurse with Lisa is a Director of the charity, Quality Committees – where she over 30 years’ experience and currently Smiles for ME, an organisation was able to use her vast nursing works as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in sending Doctors and Registered experience and knowledge of the the Operating Theatre Department at Nurses on surgical missions to the Home in the management and engagement and marketing. Prince of Wales Private Hospital, as well Philippines to operate on children planning of care for the residents. Michael is a Board Member of the as at the University of Notre Dame and with Cranio-Facial deformities in Lisa rejoined the Operations & MICHAEL GRAF Technion Society of Australia (NSW) the University of Technology in the role particular Cleft Lips and Palates. Quality Committee in 2012. BOARD MEMBER (TSA), where he is involved in a of Clinical Nurse Educator. Lisa has participated in 11 missions strategic review of the organisation. TSA fosters innovation through building collaborative research agreements He has had a long and active between Australian universities MAX EINFELD involvement on the Board, having and the Technion - Israel Institute BOARD MEMBER been a Board Member since 2002. of Technology. TSA also supports He also serves on the Religious and scholarship programs for students Nominations Committees. to study at the Technion and for the His commitment to aged care interchange of students and professors continues his family’s long tradition to increase research in leading edge of contribution to the welfare of the areas of science and industry. NSW Jewish community. Michael Graf has over 25 years in teams and Independent Software Michael is a member of the Board of Max’s other communal positions the Information Technology industry Vendors across the developing world The Joint Australia, supporting the have included Honorary Solicitor working for IBM for almost this entire (Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe, Latin global JDC organisation and is part of for the NSW Jewish Board of period. During the course of his America and the Middle-East). He left a number of communal committees. career at IBM, he took on leadership IBM at the end of April 2014 after a Deputies, United Israel Appeal a Michael sits on a number of nd Mandelbaum House. His roles across a number of business distinguished career. units in the IT Services, IBM Software Technology Advisory Boards for both other interests include his golf For over 8 years, Michael was on the and Hardware divisions. He was not-for-profits (such as Good2Give) swing, his grandchildren and his Board of JCA (NSW), a communal responsible for the business and staff as well as some small IT startups. beloved Roosters. charity that raises funds for over management for each division, which 20 local communal organisations. Michael manages a number of Max is determined to help make a included the delivery of financial and For 5 years, he was Vice President private investments and property difference to the lives and wellbeing resource management objectives. developments. of all residents and has a particular and Fundraising Chairman for JCA passion for delivering the best His final role within IBM was as during which period the organisation Michael is a member of the Until his recent retirement Max and acted as a public notary. During possible cultural and religious leader of the Growth Markets Unit raised almost $64 million. His roles Australian Institute of Company Einfeld was a commercial lawyer, an his career, he was a Partner in several programs for them. for IBM Business Partner Hardware on the JCA Board and Committees Directors (AICD). accredited specialist in taxation law prominent law firms. Programs where he worked with IBM encompassed fundraising, donor
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Dr Susan Hertzberg is a qualified Grant Thornton Australia. medical practitioner and currently DR SUSAN HERTZBERG TREVOR POGROSKE Trevor is a member of the Institute an Emergency Physician at the BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER of Chartered Accountants and Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick. Australian Institute of She also works as a senior Medical Company Directors. Advisor at Avant Medical Indemnity. In addition to her medical degree Trevor has had over 30 years’ and specialist qualification she experience in international trade has a Masters of Health Law and a and trade finance, corporate Masters of Bioethics from Sydney restructuring and insolvency. His University, and is a tutor in ethics in key industry expertise includes the Faculty of Medicine at UNSW. financial services, hospitality, aged Susan is interested in quality health care, technology, communications care for the aged. The Prince of and entertainment, manufacturing, Wales Hospital sees a large number engineering and construction, and of residents from Montefiore and the printing and packaging. provision of high quality care to these Trevor joined the Montefiore residents is a high priority. Board in 2013. His other Susan has a long association with a community based activities include number of communal organisations being a member of the Board including the Wolper Hospital and Management of Kehillat Masada the Great Synagogue and she serves and a member of the Congregation Trevor is an Executive Director of and former Partner and NSW on a number of professional and of Synagogues of NSW (COS). EY Transaction Advisory Services, leader of health and aged care with hospital committees.
Barry was born into a family that has a English to Speakers of Others deep and long-lasting relationship with Languages) and later, a Master of BARRY JOSEPH the Home. His mother, Miriam, was a LEORA ROSS Arts in Applied Linguistics. BOARD MEMBER driving force of the Ladies’ Committee BOARD MEMBER Her 16 years of teaching English to for many generations, in addition to overseas students and migrants at being a Board member for over 17 years. the Institute of Languages UNSW, as Proudly elected to the Board well as teaching the future teachers, in 2001, he continues this has given her an understanding commitment with a deep passion of intercultural issues relevant and involvement and is presently both to the staff and residents on the Admissions Committee. of Montefiore. In addition, her experience in Education is pertinent After a 5 year period working with a to the important area of ongoing sharebroker, Barry began his career in professional development of staff the ladies clothing industry in 1965. In within the Home. 1969 he commenced his own clothing and manufacturing business, which he With her background in Pharmacy, ran successfully until 1998. Leora also has some insight into the health issues that affect Montefiore During the early 1970’s and under residents. Leora’s mother was a the Presidency of the late Hal resident of Montefiore for 4 years Goldstein AM OBE, Barry was an and she, therefore, is resolved to active member of the Home’s House Leora Ross graduated in Pharmacy currently a volunteer guide at the ensure that the vision of Montefiore Committee, in addition to being in 1977 and worked as a pharmacist, Sydney Jewish Museum. Home to excel as a provider of involved with admissions. He is also before doing some voluntary work high standard care, maximising the the past Federal Executive Director Leora has completed a Graduate in the community whilst raising her quality of life for the elderly in our of the Australian Friends of the Diploma in Education, gained a 3 children. She remains actively community continues. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a Certificate in TESOL (Teaching involved in the community and is position he held for 15 years.
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Renée is a Clinical Psychologist and ANNUAL REPORT FY2015-16 RENÉE SYMONDS holds a degree in Education. Renée BOARD MEMBER was elected to the Board in 2001, having already been an active member of the Operations Committee. In her years as a Board member she has written papers, presented at ‘AS THE LARGEST CHARITABLE conferences on aspects of ageing, dementia, placing one’s relative in the ORGANISATION WITHIN THE Home and life within the Home. JEWISH COMMUNITY OUR PRIMARY Renée is passionate about PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE AGED contributing to the education of staff. CARE SERVICES THAT MEET THE She authored and was instrumental NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY.’ in setting up the Montefiore Staff Holocaust Awareness program which is conducted monthly at the Sydney Jewish Museum. This program which trains Montefiore staff to deal with the special requirements of our survivors, has, to date, won 2 prestigious awards for Montefiore. As a child of Holocaust survivors, this is very close to her heart.
JEREMY WAINE BOARD MEMBER
lawyer at Mallesons and then moved into investment banking, principal acquisitions and funds management with UBS Investment Bank, CBA, Westpac and GE Capital. Jeremy has been a member of the Board of Montefiore Home since 2008 and has served on the Finance and Investment Committee and the Nominations Committee. He has a Bachelor of Commerce I look forward to this time of the Commonwealth Government, the throughout the pages of this year’s and Laws from UNSW, a Graduate year as it gives me the opportunity appointment of our CEO, Robert Annual Report, along with other Diploma in Applied Finance and to reflect on the activities of the Orie, to the position of Deputy Chair notable highlights. Investment from FINSIA, and has past year and to highlight those that of the aged care industry’s national In addition to showcasing significant completed advanced training at the truly epitomise what we stand for as peak body, Leading Age Services achievements and milestones, this AGSM in Sydney and MIT in Boston. an organisation. Australia, and the overwhelming year’s Annual Report also seeks to Jeremy is a Director of the Children’s demand for our residential and There are many achievements highlight some of our key challenges. Jeremy Waine is an investment experience with leading Australian Medical Research Institute and serves homecare services, to name a few. and milestones on which I could banking and financial services and international companies. He as its Treasurer as well as Chair of the Within the CEO’s report, for comment, such as the receipt of an These are all achievements of which professional with more than 18 years’ began his career as a corporate Finance and Investment Committee. example, you can read about the unprecedented 9th Better Practice we are justifiably proud and which opportunities and challenges faced Award for excellence from the you can read about in greater detail
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by our HomeCare service as we Seniors’ Living Apartment buildings we will commence with the new facility, which services the needs WITH THANKS prepare for significant changes located along King Street. residential care building followed of the wider community and which As always, it isn’t possible to thank driven by the Government’s reform closely by the first of the Seniors’ has recently benefited from some Whilst we had achieved a master- everyone within the confines of agenda and which come into effect Living Apartment buildings. planned upgrading work. plan approval for the site in 2011, this report but I would like to single in February 2017. a change of the mix between the Whilst residential aged care remains out a few individuals and groups for In the Treasurer’s report you will 2 styles of accommodation was RANDWICK CELEBRATES our core business, there is no special mention. gain a greater understanding about significant enough for us to require 10 YEARS doubt that growing demand for Firstly, I’d like to thank our tightening Government fiscal an amendment to the approved plans. our homecare services will see this It seems somewhat appropriate that volunteers who contribute so much policy and the impact this has on division gain greater prominence in Over the past year we have securing approval from the NSW to the wellbeing of our residents and our aged care funding and how this the years ahead. We are extremely been working diligently with the Department of Planning in relation to clients as well as the members of makes delivering complex health proud about the manner in which architects, consultants and various the next stage of development of the the Ladies’ Committee, ably lead by care to many of our residents even our HomeCare service has grown regulatory bodies in order to achieve Randwick Campus should coincide Co-Presidents, Annette Joseph and more challenging. Specifically, the since being established in 2009 the relevant amendments to the with the facility’s 10th anniversary. Wendy Engelander, for their efforts Government has reduced care and the broad range of services it approved plans. As mentioned in raising much needed funds for the funding applicable to those requiring After 10 years of operating it is provides to support those still living earlier, I am delighted to advise that, Home. a high level of care and which remarkable that the facility is in their own home. As mentioned, in in August this year, we received the represents a large proportion of our still regarded as one of the finest the CEO’s report you can read about The Home benefits from a richness approval we sought. current residents. in Australia. Having received a our HomeCare service in greater of Jewish culture and tradition and As the largest charitable number of awards for excellence detail, including the potential impact this is in no small way due to the Whilst we all appreciate the organisation within the Jewish and innovation in design, including a of Government initiated changes to efforts of our wonderful Rabbi and Government’s budgetary community our primary purpose is prestigious award from the Property come into effect in February 2017. Rebbetzin David and Vicky Rogut. constraints, in addition to reducing to provide aged care services that Council of Australia, it continues care funding, the current legislative My sincere appreciation goes to our meet the needs of the community to be regularly visited by various framework has the perverse CEO, Robert Orie, the management and to deliver those services to Australian and International aged PROFESSOR HENRY effect of also limiting our ability to team and all the staff who, on a daily everyone who requires support and care providers seeking insight into BRODATY HONOURED increase fees and charges to our basis, care for our residents and care, regardless of their individual our design philosophy as well as the Congratulations to Montefiore residents to compensate for the homecare clients. financial means. care and services we provide. Chair for Healthy Brain Ageing and loss of Government funding. This one of our esteemed Ambassadors, The Home operates with a dedicated restriction applies to all residents Over the past few years we have By the time you read this, our Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty and cohesive Board of Management regardless of their capacity to afford experienced increasing demand Randwick 10th anniversary AO, who was awarded The Ryman and I would like to take the any such increase in fees and ever lengthening wait-lists for celebrations will be over. Thanks to Prize, an international prize that opportunity to thank my Executive; and charges. residential care, particularly in our those who attended this significant rewards the best work in the world Gary Inberg, Tom Mautner and high-care and dementia specific milestone for the Home. I still We understand the limitations on that has enhanced quality of life for Associate Professor Peter Gonski, areas. More recently, there has remember admitting our first Government funding but the current older people and which is widely along with our fellow Board been increasing interest expressed residents on 8 November 2006, 5 limitations imposed by the legislative considered to be the ‘Nobel Prize’ members for their professionalism by members of the community for to be precise, and the realisation framework is unsustainable and a for ageing. and guidance. Seniors’ Living Apartments for those that we had a long way to go matter that the Government needs that do not require the higher levels before we were at full capacity of Professor Brodaty has had a stellar Finally thanks to the community to urgently address. of support offered by residential 276 residents. My trepidation at career working tirelessly over 30 – our Members, benefactors, aged care but who would still benefit the time was clearly unfounded as years to combat dementia. We are bequestors, Life Governors and from access to some support we work towards delivering more truly fortunate to have Professor supporters who enable us to EXPANDING THE continue to provide world-class RANDWICK CAMPUS services offered by campus living. accommodation in the face of ever Brodaty as our research Chair with growing demand. the purpose of identifying better accommodation and care for the The Board of Management In my report I wish to firstly focus on practice in terms of dementia care elderly in our community. understands the importance of the significant milestone of securing and to enable this research to be planning to meet the future needs approval from the NSW Department DEMAND ACROSS ALL transferred, in a practical sense, to of the community and had the of Planning to construct 3 new CAMPUSES AND SERVICES the delivery of care services at our foresight to embark on a complex buildings on the Randwick Campus. various campuses. master-planning process for the Demand for accommodation is not Readers of Montefiore LIFE and last Randwick Campus so it could be in limited to our Randwick Campus Meanwhile, in collaboration with the year’s Annual Report would be aware a position to expand services when with our Hunters Hill Campus also NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation, David Freeman, AM that the buildings envisaged for necessary. That time has arrived and, experiencing a wait-list, particularly I am also pleased to advise that President the site include a dementia specific with the support of the community, in the high-care nursing areas. Our Montefiore was recognised for its vertical village located on the corner we are hoping to commence Woollahra Manor Home remains important role in the development of King and Dangar Streets, and 2 construction in early 2017. It is likely well sought after as is our Maroubra of a NSW Blueprint for Palliative Care.
14 15 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME CEO’S ANNUAL REPORT FY2015-16 I put this down to the fact that the u PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING Home operates with a simple set (POL) of strategic goals. These include It is now almost 2 years since we the desire to provide services that formally launched our POL strategy meet the needs of the community which took Person Centred Care and, in so doing, providing the (PCC) to the next level. It continues highest standard of service that it to gain interest from our peers in can reasonably afford. the industry as a representative ‘WHILST ANY MAJOR CHANGE Over the years this has led the model of PCC within residential TO GOVERNMENT REGULATION, organisation to adopt a vision that aged care. You can read elsewhere sees the Home as the pre-eminent in this Annual Report regarding the SUCH AS THE UPCOMING provider of aged care services, launch of our POL Unit Certification CHANGES TO HOMECARE, IS effectively delivering a full suite Program to monitor the delivery NOT WITHOUT RISK, WE ARE of services and accommodation of care and services in accordance CONFIDENT THAT WE ARE WELL options in order to support the with our POL and which we look delivery of a continuum of care to forward to reporting further on in PREPARED FOR THE CHALLENGE.’ the elderly of the community. the year ahead. As noted in the President’s u report, we took a significant WORKFORCE Supporting POL is our workforce As I prepared to write my Annual step towards achieving our vision strategy where we have focused Report this year I found myself when we successfully entered the on upskilling staff through, for looking back to the first time homecare market in 2009 and example, our Internal Scholarship I reported to members and as we embark on the next stage Program, Silver Service Fine Dining supporters about the operations of of development of the Randwick Training, and Diploma in Leadership the Home. That was in 2002 and in Campus the inclusion of Seniors’ and Management. We have also my report at the time I shared why I Living Apartments will complete introduced a Staff Wellbeing@Monte decided to join Montefiore. the full suite of services and accommodation options and realise Program such as Pilates and Stretch The reason, as I explained, was the vision of being able to provide Classes. because in your career you are a continuum of care to those often given only one opportunity requiring care and support. u INFORMATION SYSTEMS to do something truly special, to be AND DIGITAL SERVICES involved with an organisation that STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Through our Digital Services ‘AS ALWAYS, I has the commitment to leave an In late 2013 we published our strategy many new initiatives WOULD LIKE TO indelible mark in the area of aged strategic plan which included a have been introduced such as care and Montefiore provides me ACKNOWLEDGE number of key areas we wished to comprehensive wi-fi coverage with this opportunity. THE EFFORTS OF focus on over the short to medium across campuses, internet guest Now, 14 years later, I realise term. Since then we have provided services, email for all staff, digital MY LEADERSHIP that this hasn’t changed. The regular updates of our progress CCTV and staff scheduling and TEAM AND ALL THE organisation may have changed, and I am pleased to advise that all tracking software for homecare SENIOR MANAGERS in that it has grown substantially have progressed and will continue services. Currently, we are WITHIN THE since when I began, but the passion to evolve based on feedback, rolling out a new Electronic and commitment to continuously industry reform, and the needs of Healthcare Records System with full ORGANISATION raise the bar and make a meaningful the business moving forward. Here implementation expected by the AS WELL AS difference to the lives of those it is a brief update regarding these end of the year. OVER 1000 STAFF cares for has certainly not changed. planning priorities; u HEALTH SERVICES MEMBERS THAT ARE Meanwhile, our Health Services DEDICATED AND strategy focuses on providing a COMMITTED TO THE holistic approach to care leveraging WELLBEING OF OUR over 200 in-house Allied Health RESIDENTS professionals, from Physiotherapists to Social Workers and Creative AND CLIENTS.’
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Therapists to Dietitians. A perfect HOMECARE IN APPRECIATION example of this is the role of our Marketing our homecare services has As always, I would like to Dietary Co-ordinators which gained even greater importance since acknowledge the efforts of my has recently been recognised the Government announced changes Leadership Team and all the senior for excellence by the Federal to come into effect early next year. managers within the organisation Government through the receipt of as well as over 1000 staff members In February 2017 supply restrictions ‘WE HAVE NOT SEEN THE a Better Practice Award. that are dedicated and committed that currently apply to the provision to the wellbeing of our residents END OF THE GOVERNMENT’S of Government subsidised homecare u RESEARCH, EDUCATION and clients. DETERMINATION TO AND TRAINING services will be removed. The provision of funding packages by the Our volunteers are also a valuable CONTAIN EXPENDITURE.’ Ongoing investment in Research, Government has, to date, been highly part of our workforce and I thank Education and Training with controlled and has rarely met the them for donating their time and partners such as Scientia Professor actual demand for services. skills to enhance the quality of The Montefiore Home operates Henry Bodarty AO and UNSW life of our residents. Additionally, within a complex and highly For this reason, many older people helps identify better practice those people in the community regulated financial model which is who have been assessed and who are and refine education and training who support us through bequests, sensitive to a number of internal and eligible to access a funded package programs. We have also achieved donations and memberships – you external factors which at times are are unable to find a provider that has considerable savings in staff have my deepest gratitude. outside of the organisation’s control. training costs as well as more a package available. This is certainly In residential aged care, for example, effective knowledge transfer since the case for Montefiore’s HomeCare Thank you Rabbi David Rogut OAM, income is derived from a combination the introduction of our award service which, despite having an and Rebbetzin Vicki Rogut for the of resident contributions and winning iTraining Program which allocation of 96 packages, is often spiritual and cultural support and Government care subsidies. was developed in-house and which unable to provide care services on a guidance you provide our residents, continues to receive growing subsidised basis to a particular client staff and family members. With regard to resident because of the lack of an available contributions, a significant interest from the industry in My personal thanks go to the package at the time. proportion of this income comes relation to our innovative approach Home’s President, David Freeman to eLearning. from the proceeds of investing Montefiore supports the removal AM, and the other members of refundable accommodation of restrictions on supply, since its the Executive and Board for their deposits held on behalf of residents. u CAPITAL inception in 2009, our accredited guidance and support. INFRASTRUCTURE Understandably, the current homecare business has experienced economic environment with Finally, ongoing investment Finally, I’d like to sincerely thank strong demand both on a historically low interest rates has in our capital infrastructure my Executive Assistant, Lynn Mele, Government subsidised basis as well a material impact on the level of has occurred across all of our who after 15 years at the Home as a fee for service basis. income generated from this source. campuses ranging from new has recently retired from her carpeting to furniture to major Whilst any major change to duties. Her dedication and tireless refurbishments. As mentioned in Government regulation, such as the commitment will be greatly missed. the President’s report, the exciting upcoming changes to homecare, is not news of approval from the NSW without risk, we are confident that we Department of Planning to expand are well prepared for the challenge. at Randwick heralds the beginning Systems and processes are now in of the next major capital project place such as: a dedicated 1-800 Robert Orie for the organisation. care hotline available 24/7, inter- Chief Executive Officer To further support our strategic disciplinary skilled co-ordinators, direction, we have also reviewed our scheduling and tracking software, marketing plan in line with our 3 core access to more than 200 Allied businesses: homecare (including Health services including our adult day care services), residential wellness and hydrotherapy centres at care (including respite care) and Randwick, and of course Club Monte Seniors’ Living Apartments. Details and the Burger Centre. All of this will of our marketing plans will be allow the HomeCare team to hit the available in the coming months. road running come February 2017.
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TREASURER’S ANNUAL REPORT CONTINUED.
In relation to Government care older person’s financial means. This In relation to income derived from STATEMENT OF THE YEAR AHEAD WITH THANKS subsidies, these have been subject philosophy strikes at the heart of the investment of refundable FINANCIAL POSITION As mentioned earlier, the Managing the financial affairs of an to the effects of tightening Montefiore’s charitable endeavours accommodation deposits, during The Home’s Statement of Financial Government has announced further organisation as large and complex Government fiscal policy for many and has earned the Home the the year the Finance Committee Position (Balance Sheet) remains changes to the ACFI funding tool, as the Montefiore Home requires a years and particularly over the last 5 reputation of not only being one reviewed its investment strategy exceptionally strong with net assets the first of which occurred on 1 dedicated and highly professional years. During this period indexation of the finest aged care providers in and rebalanced the spread of its of more than $321 million as at 30 July 2016 with the next, and more team. In this regard I would like applied to care subsidies at the Australia but also one of its most investments between cash and listed June 2016. significant change, occurring in to thank the Home’s Director beginning of each financial year has respected benevolent institutions. securities whilst ensuring at all times January 2017. of Corporate Services, Andrew The Home continues to have no been inadequate and well below the that the overall portfolio complied with Kew, Chief Financial Officer, Nick All residents, irrespective of their external debt apart from the The result of the above changes is actual increase in cost associated the Home’s Investment Management Pezikian, and the members of the financial means, have access to the refundable accommodation bonds estimated to reduce critical care with providing care and services. Strategy and the Government’s Finance Department for their Home’s full range of clinical and and interest free loans held on funding in real terms by $3.1 billion prudential requirements. assistance during the year. In addition, Government instigated support services. This included behalf of residents and which over the next 4 years. The changes changes to the Aged Care Funding access to Allied Health services I am delighted to advise that the represents 93.9% of its total have specifically targeted funding On behalf of the Executive and the Instrument (ACFI), the tool used to such as Physiotherapy, Social Work, strategy was highly successful with liabilities. This is a remarkable provided to those requiring complex Board, I would also like to thank our allocate care subsidy funding, has Creative Arts and our outstanding income from investment sources achievement and would compare health care, including those with benefactors, volunteers, Ladies’ resulted in a reduction in funding Cultural and Spiritual services. totalling $16.989 million for the year favourably with the best performing chronic pain, degenerative disease, Committee and other supporters in real terms, particularly for those or 17.8% of total revenue. Following the inclusion of corporate institutions. severe arthritis and complex wounds. of the Home for their efforts and requiring complex health care. continued support. depreciation, which totalled $8.702 Bequests contributed $2.895 million In addition to its listed investment Montefiore is not immune to the As you can read later in my report, million, a reduction in the market towards the overall fundraising portfolio, which represents about impact of reduced Government we have not seen the end of the value of financial assets as at 30 June receipts of $4.660 million or 4.9% of 19.8% of total assets, the majority of funding. Whilst the Government has Government’s determination to 2016 of $3.065 million and minor total revenue. Sundry other income the Home’s liquid assets are invested announced that changes to ACFI contain expenditure with further adjustments relating to the sale of accounted for the remaining 1.0% of with major banks on term deposit. will only apply to new residents changes to the funding tool financial assets and a modest income total revenue. admitted after the implementation Over the past 2 two years the Tom Mautner anticipated to have a significant tax liability, the Home returned an of the changes or to those whose I remain extremely grateful to Board has taken advantage of Treasurer impact on the level of care funding overall deficit of $1.737 million. care needs change overtime, it donors and benefactors whose the buoyant property market by provided during the current 2016-17 will clearly have an impact and The reduction in the market value of generosity helps to support the auctioning a number on non-aged financial year and beyond. challenge our ability to maintain the financial assets relates to the Home’s many financially disadvantaged related investment properties which high standard of care and services CONSOLIDATED RESULT listed investments and reflects residents currently being cared for have realised sales figures well the volatility of the market and by the Home. the community expects. Notwithstanding the challenges above recent valuations. This highly the correction being experienced successful strategy, which has now Whilst the increasing frailty of our noted above, I am delighted at the time of the revaluation. In EXPENDITURE to advise that the organisation been finalised, added around $34 residents, which will naturally attract the previous two years the listed The provision of aged care services returned a consolidated surplus million to the organisation’s cash higher subsidy levels overtime, helps investment portfolio produced is extremely labour intensive. of $9.659 million for the financial holdings which represented a net to dilute some of the impact of the capital growth of $7.418 million. Approximately 77% of the Home’s year ending 30 June 2016, before overall capital gain of more than Government changes to ACFI, the entire operating expenditure relates depreciation and other adjustments. With regard to the modest income tax $7.1 million. reality is that we are being asked to to the wages paid to our staff. This is do more care with less funding. For liability, this relates to National Nurses The high level of liquidity represented This is a pleasing result, particularly similar to the proportion experienced this reason it is essential that we Plus, a labour hire firm of which the by cash and cash equivalent when you take into account the large in previous years and is relatively continue to receive the community’s Home owns a majority interest. deposits ensures that the Home can number of residents with limited consistent across the industry. ongoing financial support. financial means and who are only comfortably refund accommodation INCOME Catering and cleaning supplies, able to contribute a portion of the bonds as and when necessary. Government subsidies remain the utilities (power & gas), care supplies aged pension towards the cost of largest single income source and and property maintenance are the their accommodation and care. contributed $45.025 million or 47.1% next most costly expenses and Montefiore has a proud tradition of total revenue. This was closely collectively accounted for 18.6% of of providing exceptionally high followed by income from client fees total expenditure. standards of care to the elderly of and associated accommodation our community regardless of the payments which totalled $27.961 million or 29.2% of total revenue.
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SIMPLIFIED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2016
Assets $’000 Liabilities $’000
Cash and cash equivalents 119,264 Trade and other payables 6,681
Trade and other receivables 20,081 Employee entitlements 11,381
Listed investments 122,180 Accommodation bonds & interest free loans 277,360
Property, plant and equipment 327,904 Total liabilities 295,422
Investment property 25,400
Intangible assets 1,871 Net assets 321,278
Total assets 616,700
ASSETS LIABILITIES ■ Cash and cash equivalents 19.3% ■ Trade and other payables 2.3% ■ Trade and other receivables 3.3% ■ Employee entitlements 3.9% ■ Listed investments 19.8% ■ Accommodation bonds & interest free loans 93.9% SUMMARY OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ■ AS AT 30 JUNE 2016 Property, plant & equipment 53.2% ■ Investment property 4.1%
Operational Revenue $’000 Expenses $’000 ■ Intangible assets 0.3%
Government subsidies and grants 45,025 Administration 2,217
Resident and client fees 24,019 Catering supplies 5,166
Accommodation bond periodic payments & retention 3,942 Cleaning consumables 3,115
Sundry other revenue 914 Insurances 261
Dividends received 5,867 Other expenses 1,337
Interest received 5,929 Property and maintenance 3,379
Investment property income 5,193 Resident care supplies and services 2,160
Total operational revenue 90,889 Employee expenses (incl w/comp insurance) 66,092
Fundraising revenue Utilities 2,163
Endowments and donations 4,113 Total expenses excluding depreciation 85,890
JCA Allocations 425 Profit/(Loss) excluding depreciation and 9,659 other adjustments (EBITDA)
Membership fees 122 Depreciation and other adjustments
Total fundraising revenue 4,660 Depreciation (8,702) REVENUE EXPENSES ■ ■ Total revenue 95,549 Government subsidies & grants 47.1% Administration 2.6% Net changes on revaluation of financial assets (3,065) ■ Resident and client fees 25.1% ■ Catering supplies 6.0%
■ Accommodation bond periodic ■ Cleaning consumables 3.6% Profit (loss) on sale of financial assets 593 payments & retention 4.1% ■ Insurances 0.3% ■ Sundry other revenue 1.0% ■ Other expenses 1.6% Income Tax (222) ■ Dividends received 6.1% ■ Property and maintenance 3.9% ■ Interest received 6.2% ■ Total depreciation and other adjustments (11,396) Resident care supplies & services 2.5% ■ Investment property income 5.4% ■ Employee expenses ■ Endowments and donations 4.3% (incl w/comp insurance) 76.9% OVERALL DEFICIT FOR THE YEAR ( 1,737) ■ JCA Allocations 0.4% ■ Utilities 2.5% ■ Membership fees 0.1%
Full set of Financial Accounts are available at www.montefiorehome.com.au
22 23 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME STRATEGIC PLAN CERTIFYING UPDATE PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING
Our Strategic Plan continues to be the foundation for our day-to-day operations focused around 6 key areas with a status update shown herein. Support from the community and investment in the Home ensures ongoing growth for Montefiore resulting in cutting edge products and services for care recipients and staff.
Our Philosophy of Living (POL) Philosophy of Workforce Information Health Services Research, Capital ‘THE HOME HAS RECENTLY INTRODUCED A strategy is now into its second Living (POL) Systems Education Infrastructure year both for our residential and STAFF POL UNIT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM (Digital Services) and Training HomeCare Services. In a world COMPRISING OF 6 KEY AREAS A CARE UNIT Person-directed To have an Develop a Identify relevant Identify better Develop where there is greater emphasis MUST REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT IN ORDER TO delivery of service engaged, skilled comprehensive medical out-patient practice accommodation on personalisation, POL is based BE POL CERTIFIED.’ and sustainable Digital Services services for the needs that meets on one’s way of life with the main Refinement of workforce infrastructure community Refine education the needs of the focus on providing residents and community clients with greater choice, dignity Strategy Neighbourhood and training Model of Living and wellbeing. Representative and Tree of Life initiatives* currently in place to symbol support POL include: greater choice of wake-up times, flexible shower times, extended meal times, revised cleaning and laundry times, and POL roll-out from New Employee Video Clinical and Allied RN Dental Club Monte more meaningful activities. As part February 2015 Assistance conferencing Health expertise training to assist refurbishment of this and in late 2015, the Home Provider (EAP) available to with basic recognised Food Services with a POL presentations Staff intranet HomeCare clients dental care Camelot POL award for the Department that at key state Staff Satisfaction refurbishment has made the most changes to their and national Survey Staff email HUR exercise iTraining 2015 day-to-day services in line with the conferences equipment Better Practice Carpet and objectives of POL. Award POL UNIT CERTIFICATION Online Wi-fi furniture POL Food recruitment New clinical replacement In addition, the Home has ■ Dedicated Staff Rosters ■ Flexible Activities & Appointments Services award and reference equipment Expansion programs across successfully embedded a Staff ■ ■ checking Internet guest of iTraining all campuses Rewards and Recognition Program Rising, Showering, Settling Patterns Focussed IDT services ■ Revised Meals, Cleaning, Laundry ■ Stakeholder Engagement POL staff Rewards Allied Health Program for staff members who demonstrate and Recognition Fine Dining and wellbeing offerings Fire Safety Asset examples of enabling greater Status Program Silver Service Digital CCTV for entry level clients Dietary Management choice, dignity and wellbeing for Training at Club Monte Co-ordinators System our residents and clients. Such staff The 6 areas include: HomeCare 2016 Better members can be nominated by Practice Award Certificate III Skedulo software residents, volunteers, families, their • Staff rosters - improves consistent and familiar staffing within the Commercial manager or colleagues. All winners unit neighbourhoods Cookery Training Security are recognised at staff barbeques • Rising, showering, settling patterns - encourages residents to rise, Swipe cards throughout the year, presented with shower and sleep within their normal life rhythms Focus on career an award certificate, and select a gift progression • Revised meals, cleaning and laundry times - to better support residents’ from a range on offer. individualised rising/showering/settling patterns As with anything new, POL continues • Flexible activities and appointments - to better support residents’ Randwick to evolve based on feedback from POL Unit Staff Wellbeing New Nurse Call Out-patients iTraining individualised rising/showering/settling patterns Certification Program System rehabilitation clinics research and residential care staff, residents, clients, families development expansion and other stakeholders. “To ensure • Focused Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) - cross-departmental staff to ensure Internal New Electronic Care of Older support for the organisation’s POL individualised choice, dignity and wellbeing is being maintained for all Scholarship Health Care Persons with Train the Trainer Seniors’ Living strategy, the Home has recently residents/clients Program Records System Dementia in their in collaboration Apartments introduced a staff POL Unit • Stakeholder engagement - engaging with residents, clients, relatives, Environment (COPE) with CHeBA at Randwick Certification Program comprising of research project staff, volunteers, etc. Diploma in Customer 6 key areas a care unit must review Leadership and Relationship Hunters Hill and implement in order to be POL Ongoing Management Management New National lift upgrade certified,” commented Alasdair Through these 6 areas of certification, a consistent POL approach is System Residential (NRW) Medication Chart MacDonald, General Manager supported by the POL framework which includes the Neighbourhood Window auto Business Innovation and Quality. Model of Living, IDT and Integrated Governance. High Performance open/close for LAN Randwick resident rooms
*may not apply to every unit
24 25 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME FOUNDATION
‘IT IS THANKS TO THE FORESIGHT OF PEOPLE LIKE THE LATE MR GONDA, THAT MONTEFIORE IS ABLE TO CONTINUE PROVIDING EXCELLENT CARE TO OUR AGED COMMUNITY IN A WORLD CLASS ENVIRONMENT.’
Our annual membership increased the show. The evening included New in number again this year. With York Deli style food ably catered for membership we are able to offer the by Montefiore’s Hotel Services Team. community a number of benefits, The evening was a huge success. including being eligible to vote at The Yom Kippur Appeal, Ben’s Story, the Home’s Annual General Meeting was overwhelmingly well received (AGM), updated information about our and gave people a sense of the many interesting events and developments moving stories of our residents. through our LIFE publication and the This important initiative gives the Annual Report, invitations to special community an opportunity to support Member functions and activities; our religious and spiritual endeavours and automatic membership of the thus improving the quality of life of beautiful Cyril Rosenbaum Synagogue our residents. in the grounds of the Hal Goldstein Campus at Hunters Hill, and the Halevi Another exciting new initiative this Synagogue at the Randwick Campus. year was our Silver Ribbon Tea Club campaign. By donating the cost of a Once again several Montefiore cup of tea a week or perhaps a few supporters were bestowed the honour cups of tea a week, Montefiore assists of Life Governorship as they stepped in supporting The Centre for Healthy up their donations thus demonstrating Brain Ageing (CHeBA). Through commitment to the Home. Our Junior their dementia research hopefully Life Governor Program continued one day they can find a cure to what to be a means of involving the next is unfortunately the fastest growing generation. Meanwhile, several disease in our aged population. On generous contributors honoured their joining the Silver Ribbon Tea Club one commitment to perpetual scholarships becomes a part of an exclusive group for further education and continuous Montefiore volunteers with their new business cards of members who regularly receive improvement for our valued staff to newsletters with the latest on CHeBA’s further enhance their skills. At Montefiore we have a long tradition further accommodation to provide for have been incredibly supportive of the able to continue providing excellent work and how it relates to our Home of proudly calling many members of our ageing population. Home and its vision. care to our aged community in a Our first Jazz in The Grounds evening as well as other innovations improving the Sydney community our friends and world class environment.” took place at the Randwick Campus the care and services for our residents. We are also pleased to honour our Another significant bequest was family. We are grateful for their many with the wonderful sounds of The John Members will be invited to a series of donors in a myriad of ways. Our made by the late Mr John Gonda. The Home has chosen to name major donations, gifts in kind, Simcha Morrison Swing City Big Band with talks throughout the year which will be valued friend and resident, the late David Freeman AM, President of significant areas of the Randwick donations and bequests which enable special guest Emma Pask, and with both educational and entertaining, and Karoline Zolshan, left her legacy with Montefiore Home said, “It is thanks Campus in grateful recognition of us to provide ongoing care delivery guest appearances by Moriah College’s be eligible to attend all future Silver a most generous bequest. We are also to the foresight of people like the these stalwarts of our community. to our community, as well as to build senior music students who all but stole Ribbon Tea Club events free of charge. extremely grateful to her family who late Mr Gonda, that Montefiore is
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FOUNDATION CONTINUED.
their volunteer work and how each afternoon. The students learn about history from the elderly they may also become involved also immersed themselves in the who have personally experienced or rich and significant history of the witnessed many historical events. • A volunteer can place his/her own residents’ lives. Sharing meaningful Before meeting the resident the recruitment message on the card experiences, building friendships students had an introductory session • A volunteer can leave the card and caring were the great outcomes. about Montefiore. Each fortnight, in the room of a resident, which Montefiore’s Volunteer Manager, 22 students interviewed residents lets them and/or their families Hazel Stein commented, “Research about their life experiences, their know a volunteer visitor has shows that children who don’t have childhood, education, time during dropped by. enough opportunities to interact the war and their post war lives in with grandparents may have Australia. “During these sessions Leaving a business card empowers negative feelings about being old. the students developed a warm volunteers so they feel their visit If, however, children have enough relationship with their residents, was noted should a resident not contact with older people, they have heard their personal experiences be available. more understanding about ageing.” and had the unique opportunity to The Ladies’ Committee continued ask questions whilst discussing some One of our significant and successful to make a significant contribution life values and recent world events,” Intergenerational Programs was the to the Home. Their fundraising, said Rene Ichilcik, Montefiore’s Randwick Girls High School Living presence and commitment to Community Relations Co-ordinator. Historian Program. Year 10 History the Home is invaluable. Amongst elective students were offered a With appreciation, we thank every their initiatives this year was the special opportunity to interview one of our valued friends, families, introduction of EFTPOS machines residents from our Randwick volunteers and generous donors to the Randwick and Hunters Hill Campus. This wonderful program for your ongoing support. Boutiques. This initiative has had offered the students a chance to a positive impact on sales and of course the residents, families, staff and volunteers enjoy an added sense of choice and wellbeing. Funds raised by the Ladies’ Committee contribute toward our award winning Staff Holocaust Awareness Training Program which in turn benefits our residents. The Hospital Visiting Program
John Morrison at Jazz in the Grounds 2015 continued to make our hospitalised residents feel they are not forgotten This year we also began the across all 4 campuses and the Day make to our residents and to the by their Montefiore family. expansion into the community of our Centres, is proud to have more than broader community. The Volunteer Department also longstanding Life Story Program, which 550 active volunteers committed to To coincide with this year’s National supported students who fulfilled their continues to give our residents the a myriad of programs. Volunteer Week we launched volunteer community service commitments opportunity to tell their stories, make As always, volunteers were business cards. There are many and The Duke of Edinburgh Award new friendships and spend valuable recognised at the annual function benefits to this new initiative, involving Program. Furthermore, Montefiore time with our Life Story volunteers. acknowledging each volunteer’s volunteers, residents, families and provided field work placements The program is being offered to dedication and commitment. prospective volunteers including: for tertiary students. friends of Montefiore living in the This positive acknowledgement community and wishing to relate • A volunteer is acknowledged as an Meanwhile, our Intergenerational enhances their day-to-day their life journey to be published for important member of the team Program allowed students from enjoyment and growth in their Yom Kippur Appeal, Ben Chorzychow with Mevyn Stein themselves and their families, and as a many local schools to interact with role. Each year we also celebrate • We acknowledge that volunteers record of our community. our residents in different ways. More National Volunteer Week with a are our very best volunteer than 60 students from Moriah, Montefiore’s Volunteer Program program that includes training, recruiters, so the business Emanuel, SCEGGS Redlands, continued to grow with its socialising and entertainment. card will be a useful tool for Sydney Girls, Randwick Girls, St commitment to our Philosophy It is yet another opportunity for introducing new volunteers Ignatius, St Aloysius, Loreto and of Living (POL) providing choice, Montefiore to thank its strong • A volunteer will have an official Meriden visited and shared their dignity and wellbeing for our army of volunteers for the work card to give people who ask about time at our campuses after school residents. The program, operating they do and the difference they
28 29 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL LIFE AT MONTEFIORE
‘FROM THE TIME OF ADMISSION, A RESIDENT AND THEIR FAMILY ARE ASSISTED ON A JOURNEY OF EXPERIENCES AND OPPORTUNITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO FEEL SPIRITUALLY, CULTURALLY AND RELIGIOUSLY FULFILLED.’
many of them reconnecting with experiences and opportunities religious beliefs and customs. to enable them to feel spiritually, culturally and religiously fulfilled. Education of our staff is ongoing This supports Montefiore’s with a focus on Jewish rituals, Philosophy of Living and offers traditions, kashrut, palliation, burial choice, dignity and wellbeing to and mourning. Our specialised every resident regardless of their Holocaust Awareness Training level of religious observance.” Program provides support for staff caring for residents who are This year the Religious Department Holocaust survivors. also embarked on a joint initiative with Jewish House to bring a Our Spiritual Dean has an open Shabbat experience to those door policy for residents and members of our community their families to discuss any issues spending Shabbat in hospital. and assist in any phase of their Shabbat bags which included, a Montefiore journey and afterwards. bottle of grape juice, a Kiddush The Religious Department cup, Shabbat candles, a sweet encourages families to hold a snack, Havdalah spices and memorial prayer service at the a Shabbat prayer card, were Home so that residents and staff delivered to members of our are able to attend. A Remembrance community including our own Service, Zikaron is held monthly residents in hospital. We further on all Montefiore campuses to collaborated with the Centre Rabbi and Rebbetzin Rogut reciting a blessing with residents at Montefiore’s Hunters Hill Campus remember those residents who on Ageing (COA) to deliver the have passed and allow other Shabbat bags with Meals on Wheels residents and staff to have the during the week of Purim and also There is now a large body of emerging evidence showing that pastoral and spiritual care is an essential part of opportunity to pay their respects. extended the gift to the Burger holistic care for everyone, particularly older people including those with dementia. Centre and our HomeCare clients. We continue to provide families who have lost a loved one, a We received exceptional feedback The Department of Health has consultation through focus groups, from the time a resident enters Religious services, engaging Wishing You Long Life kit. This from recipients. Our wonderful recently released guidelines for interviews and surveys. Montefiore until after they leave. discussions, visiting Rabbis and contains a 7 day memorial candle volunteers also assisted with the spiritual care in aged care. These other activities are offered taking Spiritual care is an integral aspect Each resident’s specific needs are and comprehensive booklet packing and distribution of the guidelines are the first in the into account the different religious of a person-centred, or holistic, identified and a Spiritual Care Plan explaining what the family are bags. The bags are on sale at world to focus specifically on the observances of our residents. model of care. is put in place. This is to cater to going through as well as offering our Randwick and Hunters Hill spiritual needs of older people each individual’s level of observance Every Jewish festival is celebrated them the necessary prayers to Campuses and make a great gift with Australia being at the cutting Residents and staff at Montefiore and make their experience specific as it would be in any modern say at the funeral and afterwards, for those planning to be away from edge of research in this important are encouraged to actively to their level of religiosity in a orthodox home so that each and information on bereavement home for Shabbat. area. These guidelines recognise participate in the development of meaningful and relevant way. resident can engage in their services available. that the spiritual dimension is an our Religious, Spiritual and Cultural Our Religious, Spiritual and Cultural religious beliefs as they would important aspect of holistic care Life Program. A comprehensive Social Workers meet with the Rabbi David Rogut OAM, Life Program is constantly evolving if they were still in their own in the context of individuality and program continues to be developed families to facilitate Advance Care Montefiore’s Spiritual Dean says, and offering our residents and home. Festivals allow our secular diversity and have been developed which ensures that all aspects of Planning enabling residents to “From the time of admission, HomeCare clients a holistic residents the opportunity to through a rigorous process of a resident’s spiritual, cultural and document their end of life wishes. a resident and their family experience that stimulates their revisit childhood experiences with stakeholder engagement and religious wellbeing is considered are assisted on a journey of spiritual wellbeing.
30 31 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME MONTEFIORE AND CHEBA RESEARCH FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
‘WITH THE LAUNCH OF OUR RECENT MONTEFIORE SILVER RIBBON TEA CLUB, FUNDS RAISED THROUGH THIS INITIATIVE CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS ENABLING THE HOME’S CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH CHEBA’
it had been shown that taking these INTEGRATED COGNITIVE As this study was such a success it medications for longer than 12 weeks AND SENSORY PROGRAM has been taken to a second pilot provides little benefit for treating (ICSP) study which aims to examine the people living with dementia and is This research project has focused process of implementation of the associated with a risk of adverse on the effect of an ICSP in a program and outcomes in a larger effects. Previous research had also residential aged care setting sample with residents with more shown that in some circumstances designed to reduce Behavioural physical frailty and with and without use of these types of medications and Psychological Symptoms of dementia diagnoses, as well as better have been prescribed inappropriately Dementia (BPSD) experienced by understanding of how the program (Hosia-Randell & Pitkala, 2005). high-care residents in a dementia impacts on staff care practices. specific unit by upskilling the In consultation with the resident’s FAMILY/STAFF family, the resident and the care staff working directly with these residents. The principal RELATIONSHIP supervision of the General IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Practitioner, 4 units engaged investigator of the project is Sofia in the HALT project across the Venuti, Montefiore’s Leisure and As we write this article, we would Montefiore campuses. Twenty Lifestyle Manager (OT); with the like to announce our latest research nine residents were enrolled as support of Professor Brodaty AO, project titled, the Family/Staff participants although not all of Jacqueline Wesson B.App.SC (OT), Relationship Improvement Program. these progressed to deprescribing MA, Associate Professor Lee-Fay Led by Lynn Chenoweth, Professor of antipsychotic medications. Low (University of Sydney) and of Nursing at CHeBA, the University Case conference meetings were Professor Lindy Clemson (University of New South Wales with the support held in the interdisciplinary team of Sydney). of Professor Brodaty AO, this format to ensure we had an in- pilot study is to develop and pilot The project explored the effects of a Train the Trainer protocol which depth behavioural history of cognitive and sensory interventions each participant and we explored promotes collaboration and positive on residents living with dementia. relationships between family and team strategies to manage such The program identified individual behaviours due to cognitive care staff to support residents during UNSW Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO and winner of the ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’ at Montefiore’s Silver Ribbon Tea Club Launch residents’ sensory and cognitive impairment. This resulted in their transition into residential needs and addressed them by care, families’ abilities to cope It is only fitting that this and psychological symptoms of enabling the Home’s continued a decision to deprescribe the providing personalised sensory and communicate effectively with year’s update should start with dementia, as well as how to prevent partnership with CHeBA. antipsychotic medications to 15 diets, tailored activities, exercises staff, and staff ability to effectively congratulating Montefiore Chair cognitive decline with ageing. of the 29 residents. Outcomes and communication strategies. It communicate and support both of Healthy Brain Ageing, and HALTING ANTIPSYCHOTICS for these 15 residents ranged In partnership with CHeBA, was piloted during 2014-15 with families and residents. The pilot the Centre for Healthy Brain IN LONG TERM CARE from no change, destabilisation or Montefiore has provided essential 32 residents in the Special Care study will include Montefiore’s Social Ageing (CHeBA) Co-Director, (HALT) significant functional improvement support for this, both through the Unit at Randwick. The intervention Workers supporting families, and Professor Henry Brodaty AO, and enhanced quality of life. We creation of the Montefiore Chair In January 2014, Montefiore demonstrated statistically staff trainers training and mentoring on winning the ‘Nobel Prize for have also identified that education of Healthy Brain Ageing, awarded commenced participation in significant benefits such as on the floor staff in Hostel at Ageing’ - the Ryman Prize for provided to staff during this project from 2012 to 2017, and through the HALT research study led by lowering levels of anxiety, apathy Hunters Hill, and both Nursing Home 2016. This international prize has had a positive impact on staff ongoing projects conducted on- Professor Brodaty. The purpose and aberrant motor behaviour and Hostel at Randwick. recognises Professor Brodaty’s with ongoing education sessions site with CHeBA researchers to of this study was to reduce the use experienced by participants outstanding career in researching continuing to be offered. Thanks to Montefiore’s long-standing improve the lives of its residential of antipsychotic or neuroleptic and lowering occupational dementia in particular, improving and productive relationship with population. With the launch of our medication in residential aged care We look forward to receiving official disruptiveness. It was also shown to care in nursing homes, General CheBA we believe our research recent Montefiore Silver Ribbon whilst increasing person centred care feedback from CHeBA on this be feasible and acceptable to both Practitioners’ (GPs) diagnosis provides for a better tomorrow for Tea Club, funds raised through and non-pharmological approaches. research project as a whole and will residents and staff with no voluntary and management of dementia, our residents, families and staff. this initiative contribute towards The study was undertaken because report in due course. drop outs. and management of behavioural
32 33 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME ALLIED HEALTH SUPPORTING CARE AND SERVICE DELIVERY
‘ONE OF THE KEY COMPONENTS SETTING MONTEFIORE APART AS A LEADER IN THE AGED CARE INDUSTRY IS OUR LARGE AND DIVERSE IN-HOUSE ALLIED HEALTH TEAM AND ITS MULTIPLE AWARD WINNING PROGRAMS.’
machine based resistance exercise compared use of traditional exercise For more information on our Allied programs utilising equipment from equipment versus the HUR equipment Health services, and what our staff, Helsinki University Research (HUR) over a 12 week period. Their research residents and clients have to say go Australia. Exercise equipment concluded that the HUR equipment to www.montefiorehome.com.au/ specifically designed for the elderly, was effective in improving our what-we-do/our-videos HUR is available to both residents residents’ overall wellbeing, with and HomeCare clients for use at our Montefiore invited to present this Randwick Campus. In a research study, information at the World Congress on the Physiotherapy team at Randwick Active Ageing Conference.
Exercise Physiologist, Jake Atkinson and Randwick resident, Dr Victor Bear using the HUR Floating Pulley
One of the key components setting Our Dietary Co-ordinator Program Catalyst program on ABC earlier this Montefiore apart as a leader in led by our in-house Dietitian was year has continued to grow. Music the aged care industry is our large recognised with a Better Practice has been shown to have tremendous and diverse in-house Allied Health Award. Meanwhile, our Eastern benefits for our brain as we age, and team and its multiple award winning Suburbs Diversional Therapy it can be an effective intervention programs. Consisting of over 200 Department has transitioned to when working with adults living with Allied Health professionals, from the Leisure and Lifestyle (L&L) dementia. In addition Music, Art and Physiotherapists to Social Workers Department. With this our L&L Dance Therapies are on offer across and Creative Therapists to Dietitians services have evolved beyond the all Montefiore campuses. this team is integral in supporting Diversional Therapy group standard to Dental care continues to be greater choice, dignity and wellbeing more individualised focus on matching supported by our in-house award for our residents and clients. Through activity demands to resident abilities in winning program including a mobile interdisciplinary team meetings, they order to achieve an increased level of dental clinic at Hunters Hill providing provide unique and individualised therapeutic engagement. residents with monthly dental checks feedback to the rest of the team Further, our Alive in the Music and treatment onsite. improving the individually tailored program, inspired by the care that supports our comprehensive Within our Physiotherapy Department internationally renowned Philosophy of Living strategy. at Randwick, the team have introduced Randwick resident, Sybil Goldberg using the HUR Equipment Smart Card documentary, Alive Inside and the
34 35 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME CLINICAL RESOURCES DIETARY CO-ORDINATORS PROVIDING CRITICAL CLINICAL SUPPORT BRIDGING THE GAP
Have you ever wondered how a large organisation such as Montefiore safely delivers the correct meal to each and every resident? How does a staff member know what a resident is allergic to? What happens if a resident is on thickened fluids, or has other nutrition and hydration restrictions?
Be it clinical governance, education, • Immunisation Credentials Additional programs co-ordinated mentoring or day-to-day clinical - was provided through the throughout the year included support, Montefiore’s dedicated Australian College of Nursing education for Registered Nurses Clinical Resources Department (CRD) so that both residents and staff (RNs), Team Leaders (TLs) and AINs, provides critical clinical support could be vaccinated safely within as well as developing resources and and resources across the Home for the Home under the supervision clinical policies. residents, staff, Medical Practitioners, of our Nurse Practitioner and As in previous years, the CRD have Allied Health and other specialists. General Practitioners also continued to manage: The team comprises of a Clinical • Dementia Specialisation • Infection Control - in particular Resources Manager and 3 Clinical - a consultation service to the units our resident and staff influenza Resources Officers (CROs) all of to ensure residents with specialised vaccinations, and supporting the whom have had various clinical needs and challenging behaviours units during periods of outbreaks roles within Montefiore ranging are appropriately assessed and that such as influenza and gastroenteritis from Deputy Care Manager, Acting relevant measures are in place to Executive Care Manager, HomeCare support them • Specialised Nursing Procedures Manager, Registered Nurse - ranging from chairing and Occupational Therapist. and advising on all clinical “These interdisciplinary committees and working roles within the parties. In addition and Department assist the team in collaboration with the to better understand and Customer Assurance support their customers’ Department, the CRD clinical needs,” commented collated and analysed Dietary Co-ordinator, Vandana Patel; Dietitian, Jenna Rae Hallam; Dietitian, Alexandra Westle; Dietitian, Zahra Munas and Dietary Co-ordinator, Lukasz Kuczynski Rita Lawrence, General clinical indicator statistics Manager Clinical Services. across all 9 units to create “In addition, the team is the monthly clinical With 740 residents, Montefiore’s ‘MONTEFIORE EMPLOYS DIETARY well supported and works indicator report. From this kitchens on a given day produce closely with our award report areas of risk and over 2,000 meals. Add to that CO-ORDINATORS WHOSE PRIMARY ROLE IS winning Nurse Practitioner further education needs morning and afternoon teas, CROSS DEPARTMENTAL COMMUNICATION (NP) Program which is Clinical Resources Officer, Nitti Madan; Clinical Resources Manager, were identified and planning evening supper and day-to-day OF RESIDENTS’ DIETARY NEEDS.’ managed by our in-house Sabrina Scandurra; Clinical Resources Officer, Joseph Benosa; Nurse then made to meet requests and that number more NP,” added Rita. Practitioner, Joanne Russell and Clinical Resources Officer, IIonka Takac these needs. than doubles. The kitchen must also take into account the complexity managed by Dietitians, Speech of resident dietary information, For much of this year the Our Nurse Practitioner of the older palate due to clinical Pathologists and Occupational point-of-contact for catering CRD has focused on diversifying • Aged Care Funding Instrument Program offers additional advanced needs such as allergies, texture- Therapists following referral from a and nursing teams when dietary their clinical skills to enhance the (ACFI) Specialist Consultation clinical support through: modified foods/fluids, adaptive Registered Nurse or other clinician. questions arise, educating clinical knowledge and competency - provided internal education • Extended clinical health care, equipment, and supplements to “In addition, Montefiore employs catering staff on the delivery of of staff working directly with to support staff with ongoing within a person-directed model name just a few. These needs Dietary Co-ordinators whose correct meals, auditing, managing residents. This included: changes to ACFI and the can change daily be it for a new primary role is cross departmental supplements and thickened fluids, associated documentation. This • Applying advanced clinical • Assistant in Nursing (AINs) resident or a change in care communication of residents’ assisting in streamlining referrals to included the transition to our knowledge to practice across Medication Credentialing needs of an existing resident. dietary needs,” commented Jenna Dietitians, Speech Pathologists and new client healthcare information stable, unpredictable and complex - enabled our AINs to be Subsequently, the risk of getting Rae-Hallam, Montefiore’s Dietitian. Occupational Therapists, and being management system situations, and clinically certified to handle and things wrong is extremely high. a resident liaison. Through their role, Dietary administer medications • Learning and Development • Managing our Reduction in Unplanned Yet within our industry much of this Co-ordinators manage a well- “This is a unique role in the aged - of clinical nursing staff which Transfers to Hospital (RUTH) Program • Certificate IV in Training and nutritional information is reliant documented nutrition and care industry and as such we are included the planning, selection which has included the purchase of Assessment - also known as Train on nursing staff communicating dietetic communication process honoured to be recognised with a and implementation of a new an additional bladder scanner for our the Trainer provided the CRD team the ever changing dietary needs bridging the gap between nursing, 2016 Better Practice Award from clinical healthcare information Hunters Hill Campus, which both with skills on how to provide staff of residents to catering staff. kitchen, dining and Allied Health the Australian Aged Care Quality management system. the CRD and our NP are supporting with more structured education Thankfully at Montefiore such through RN education. services. This is achieved through Agency,” added Janine Grossman, nutritional care needs are typically interdisciplinary management Director of Professional Services.
36 37 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 MONTEFIORE’S GONE SOCIAL
SOCIAL MEDIA... ‘NO LONGER ARE THE TRADITIONAL PRINT So what is it all about you may ask? MATERIALS SUCH AS NEWSPAPERS OR Some of us cannot live without it; others don’t know what all the fuss is HAVING A COMPANY WEBSITE ENOUGH.’ about. At the end of the day it’s here whether we like it or not. Many of us cannot go far without our mobile such, much of our Communications a suite of resident, client, family and phones or seeing what’s going on Teams’ focus at the start of 2016 staff videos that show what it means in some form of social media. We was on revamping our social media to live and work at Montefiore. must have the latest news update, presence, primarily; Facebook, These videos can be viewed on check in to see what’s happening LinkedIn™ and YouTube™. YouTube or via our website on www. montefiorehome.com.au/what-we- on Facebook™ or we may wish Subsequently, Montefiore launched do/our-videos to watch a movie while catching its revamped general and HomeCare the train home after work. We, as Facebook pages to keep residents, consumers, continue to demand clients, families, staff and the ease of use and instant access to the community up to date with what we latest information. No longer are are doing instead of hearing things the traditional print materials such second hand or down the track. For Find us today on LinkedIn, YouTube as newspapers or having a company staff and prospective employees, the and Facebook. website enough. Home’s LinkedIn page is a wonderful Montefiore is not immune to platform to showcase the rewarding these technological advances and work environment at Montefiore, its the changing needs by which to diversity of cultures and roles. Both communicate to its customers, Facebook and LinkedIn have also staff and other stakeholders. As been successfully used to promote
Find us on our dedicated YouTube channel for videos, check our LinkedIn page for new job opportunities and why we are an Employer of Choice, like us on our new Facebook page to find out what’s happening in the Home.
39 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME PEOPLE, CULTURE & LEARNING
It is no secret that the aged care workforce is facing a myriad of challenges, especially in relation to the recruitment and retention of appropriately skilled staff. It is predicted that by 2050, the aged care workforce will need to grow from 300,000 to 800,000, as the number of Australians expected to access services rapidly increases.
At Montefiore, we recognise that our workforce is central to achieving our Mission and Vision. As part of our strategic planning efforts, the People, Culture & Learning team remain focused on implementing new initiatives so as to be recognised as an Employer of Choice by both existing and prospective employees. The opinions and feedback from our existing employees have been crucial in shaping these initiatives. In August 2015, we conducted our Employee Satisfaction Survey. The Diploma of Leadership and Management participants results indicated that Montefiore’s employees are highly engaged and deeply aligned with the ‘THE PEOPLE, CULTURE & LEARNING TEAM REMAIN FOCUSED organisation’s Mission and Values. ON IMPLEMENTING NEW INITIATIVES SO AS TO BE RECOGNISED They are proud of the facilities and services offered to clients AS AN EMPLOYER OF CHOICE BY BOTH EXISTING AND and residents and believe that PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES.’ Montefiore is providing innovative, high quality care. Employees reported strong support through • Internal Scholarship Program • Silver Service and Effective STAFF WELLBEING teamwork, training and a strong (ISP) - The ISP seeks to reward Functions - Sydney TAFE was 2016 also saw the launch of focus on safety. Compared to the Professional Services Administration Assistant, Elaine Goodman receiving her certificate of and encourage existing employees engaged to deliver this customised Montefiore’s new employee appreciation from Director, Andrew Kew sector average, a greater number to contribute to the long-term training program. The program wellbeing program, branded of Montefiore employees are aware success of the organisation by was designed to further develop Wellbeing@Montefiore. The focus Home’s Mission, Vision and Values. a more effective mechanism of the Vision and strategy for the strengthening and enhancing our the skills and knowledge of our and drive behind this is to provide The kits are designed to encourage whereby current and prospective future of the organisation, believe workforce. For 2016, through an dining room employees in the employees with a variety of tools, and facilitate recognition at a employees can keep abreast of new that Montefiore is continuously application process, there were areas of preparing and operating tips and strategies to enhance their departmental level while our award job opportunities as they arise and improving, and report good a total of 3 scholarships made an effective food and beverage wellbeing and experience in the recipients are recognised at staff enables Montefiore to establish a communication across locations available for staff interested in function, wine appreciation and workplace. Throughout the course of sausage sizzles held at each of the talent pool to support its future and departments. undertaking tertiary studies delivering silver service in a fine the year, there were various themes campuses throughout the course of recruitment endeavours. dining environment • and activities aimed at supporting the year. Diploma of Leadership and STAFF REWARDS staff wellbeing. Activities to date LEARNING Management -The Northern • Certificate III Commercial Cookery & RECOGNITION have included Stretch Classes, the STAFF RECRUITMENT & DEVELOPMENT Sydney Institute (NSI) has been - Sydney TAFE was also engaged As is reflected in the feedback engaged to deliver this nationally to deliver this qualification to 9 launch of an 8 week Pilates Program & SELECTION Access to ongoing learning from staff, and with a solid accredited program to 17 employees working in kitchens and the roll out of Outdoor Kits In May 2016, the Human Resources and career development platform to build upon, 2015 saw employees across the organisation. across Montefiore’s campuses. This for employees to enjoy with their Department transitioned to opportunities have continued the launch of the Home’s Rewards & Additional places have also been nationally accredited qualification colleagues on Montefiore’s beautiful an eRecruit portal. With all to be another important area of Recognition Program that comprises made available to employees aimed at enhancing the skills of grounds during their lunch break. focus over these last 12 months, of 2 key components, the Employee recruitment activities now seeking to develop their knowledge our employees to prepare delicious with the launch of several Appreciation & Innovation Awards centralised through this portal, and skills in a particular area, with gourmet meals was delivered in the new programs and initiatives as well as the Employee Rewards & this has delivered numerous the option available to undertake Randwick production kitchen and through Montefiore’s Learning & Recognition Kits. This program was efficiencies relating to the a specific module across the 13 incorporated a number of study Development Department. Key established to acknowledge and management of employment month program tours at renowned venues initiatives include: reward those staff who support the vacancies. Importantly, it provides across Sydney.
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YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW
NOVEMBER MAY Jazz in the Grounds National Volunteer Week
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER DECEMBER MARCH JUNE HomeCare’s First Clinical Ben’s Story Hotel Services Resident Purim UNSW Scientia Professor Accreditation and Excellence with wins Philosophy Concert Henry Brodaty AO, Wins Top Marks New Equipment of Living ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’ (POL) Award OCTOBER JANUARY FEBRUARY APRIL iTraining Better Montefiore Hosts Eat, Simon Sebag We Have Gone Social Practice Award Pray, Naches Exhibition Montefiore in Sydney
201542 201643 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME HOMECARE WHO’S WHO AND DAY CENTRES IN THE HOME
Assisting people to live in their home as long as possible with choice and flexibility is the objective of Government for HomeCare and Day Centres, and the sentiment echoed by our clients. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Executive Board members Barry Joseph Life Members David Freeman AM – President Alex Abulafia Trevor Pogroske The late Hal Goldstein AM OBE Gary Inberg – Vice President Lisa Brender Leora Ross Manfred Salamon READINESS AND Assoc Prof Peter Gonski – Hon Max Einfeld Renèe Symonds TECHNOLOGY Secretary Michael Goldstein Jeremy Waine Tom Mautner – Hon Treasurer Our focus this year has been to Michael Graf Jarred Rubin (Observer) have everything in place for the Dr Susan Hertzberg changes due in February 2017. Montefiore HomeCare has relied on the significant internal capacity of Digital Services to implement a comprehensive technological system BOARD COMMITTEES (AS AT 30/10/16) automating functions behind the Montefiore Development Operations & Quality Committee Admissions Review Committee Burger Centre Joint Operating scenes. In doing so we were able to Committee (MDC) Gary Inberg (Chairman) Max Kahn (Chairman) Committee reduce the staff time doing tasks David Freeman AM (Chairman) Lisa Brender Robert Orie (Montefiore Representatives) that aren’t client centred. Gary Inberg David Freeman AM Barry Joseph Gary Inberg Tom Mautner We are now able to track the Michael Goldstein Melanie Lindenberg Renee Symonds Michael Goldstein progress of staff in attending clients. Michael Graf Justine Spies Karen Jordan Michael Graf Barry Joseph Robert Orie This gives a greater transparency to Religious Committee Robert Orie the Service and translates into more Alex Abulafia Melanie Lindenberg (Chairperson) Investment Committee Jarred Rubin (Observer) accuracy in billing. Our solutions Registered Nurse and HomeCare Co-ordinator, Nicole Chippindale with HomeCare Assistant, Tom Mautner Max Einfeld Tom Mautner (Chairman) are innovative and give the Service Sandra Villamil using the new Skedulo app from Head Office Finance Committee Leora Ross Rabbi Rogut OAM David Freeman AM some competitive advantage as the Tom Mautner (Chairman) Renèe Symonds Lynda Dave Gary Inberg per week to 150 clients. Some clients refurbishment. It has been many world of HomeCare and Day Centres David Freeman AM Robert Orie Tammy Kleviansky Barry Joseph want as little as a 2 hour weekly years since Club Monte had new enter a more commercial phase in Gary Inberg Andrew Kew Assoc Prof Peter Gonski shopping trip and some want 24/7 carpet or furnishings. While the old Assoc Prof Peter Gonski Rhonda Bradley February 2017. Trevor Pogroske comprehensive care. The flexibility furniture had been well cared for, the Alex Abulafia Melanie Lindenberg CLIENT BENEFITS of the Service enables us to attend tables were heavy and hard to move, Trevor Pogroske Janine Grossman to both ends of the spectrum and the lounges were outdated, and Robert Orie Jarred Rubin (Observer) While we have put emphasis on everything in between. Our key has some things just didn’t match. Andrew Kew technology for the Service, it been exceptional case management Jarred Rubin (Observer) Keeping with the overall colour provides a foundation for our future by our Co-ordinators and theme of the Hunters Hill Campus, rollout of technology for our clients experienced, helpful, Care Workers. at home. From skyping family to the refurbishment began. The Library easily calling for assistance or INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM is now a comfortable space with tracking of medical information, the modern shelving, and tables can Montefiore HomeCare employs world of technology is bringing more be easily moved so that the room the Interdisciplinary Framework connection, safety, security and can adapt to whatever activities the for overseeing clients’ wellbeing preventative health measurement to clients are doing. If you called in and general health. Our tertiary people living at home. Montefiore you may find strength and balance qualified Care Co-ordinators are HomeCare aims to be an industry exercise classes, ceramic painting, Registered Nurses, Occupational leader in this. flower arranging, tai chi or everyone Therapists, Social Workers and just enjoying lunch. The space is much GROWTH business experts. The weekly case better suited to enable a variety of review draws on the expertise of activities and the clients are loving it. With all the activity in the these disciplines for the benefit technological world you could of the individual client and their The Government also made some be forgiven in thinking we had situation. The end result is changes in the reform process which taken our eyes off the ball for great solutions. will continue to be rolled out into growing the HomeCare service. 2018 for Club Monte. In the future, However, Montefiore HomeCare CLUB MONTE Day Centres and Day Therapy has continued to grow in the Club Monte at Hunters Hill has Centres will have a greater role as last 12 months. We are providing had an eventful year with the increasing numbers of people age approximately 5.5 hours of service first initiative being a major and choose to stay at home.
44 45 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME WHO’S WHO IN THE HOME CONTINUED. LIFE GOVENORS AND MEMBERS
Our Life Governors and Members, currently more than 2,000 in number - share our commitment EXECUTIVE STAFF (AS AT 30/10/16) to enhancing the Quality of Life of the aged in our community. Their interest, support and Chief Executive Officer Director of Corporate Services GENERAL MANAGERS AND OTHER KEY PERSONNEL dedication to the Home are greatly valued by the residents, the Board of Management and staff Robert Orie Andrew Kew General Manager Allied Health General Manager People, Culture of the Home. Spiritual Dean Director of Client & Community Services & Learning Rabbi David Rogut OAM Relations Tracey Clark Anna Santikos These lists represents a cross section of the Jewish community and are, in the words of former NSW Governor Melanie Lindenberg Gordon Samuels, ‘tangible evidence of the fact that the Home occupies a special place in the hearts of the Jewish Director of Business Services General Manager Residential Care General Manager Hotel Services people of this city and state.’ Rhonda Bradley Services Susan Vickery Margaret Flynn Membership of the Home extends a range of benefits to those who subscribe for a fee of only $55 per year. Members Director of Professional Services Chief Information Officer Janine Grossman General Manager Community Bruce Coller receive our newsletters, Annual Report and other publications. Financial members are invited to special events Services and briefings and are eligible to vote at our Annual General Meetings or be nominated for election to the Board. Karen Jordan Chief Financial Officer Membership of the Home also carries automatic membership of our Cyril Rosenbaum Synagogue in the grounds of Nick Pezikian General Manager Clinical Services the Hal Goldstein Campus at Hunters Hill, and the Halevi Synagogue at the Randwick Campus. Rita Lawrence We welcome new Life Governors as well as others who advanced to the next level of Life Governorship in the period General Manager Business under review, continuing a tradition of commitment and support that began even before the Home’s first premises Innovation and Quality were built. Life Governors are honoured in perpetuity, in addition to being accorded all the benefits of membership. Alasdair MacDonald If you are interested in becoming a Life Governor or Member, please call Esther Wakerman, Community Relations Manager on 02 8345 9110.
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Robert Orie, Rabbi David Rogut OAM, Rhonda Bradley, Janine Grossman, Andrew Kew, Chief Executive Officer Spiritual Dean Director of Business Director of Professional Director of Corporate LIFE GOVENORS Services Services Services
Foundation Life Goldstein, Ross & Morvyth Ryba, Peter & Edith Gardos, Ruth Green, Lionel Saalfeld, John & Nina Gesikowski, Eugenia Governors Green, Rhoda Salamon, Manfred & Linda Ginges, Agnes Abeshouse, Barry & Leonora Green, Stephen & Sharon Samer, Louise Goldstein, Nancye Adams, Pearl Green, Winifred Samer, Rae Kam, Garry & Benita Baffsky, David & Helen Greenberg, Pam Scheinberg, David & Eva Katz, Ervin & Judy Benjamin, Betty Gutman, Dasia Scheinberg, Gisella Levy, Geoff & Debbie Benjamin, Sarah Hannes, Margaret Shank, Josephine Lewis, Dorothy Benjamin, Sheila Herman, Victor & Shirley Shelton, Frank Loblay, Lorand Binetter, Emil & Gerda Joseph, Barry & Dianne Sife, Ruth Lowy, Julianna Melanie Lindenberg, Tracey Clark, Margaret Flynn, Karen Jordan, Rita Lawrence, Block, David & Naomi Katz, Flora Silk, John & Rebecca Plummer, Victor Director of Client _ General Manager, General Manager, General Manager, General Manager, Bloomfield, George & Shirley Kaye, Elise Solomon, Eleonore Pollack, Renee Community Relations Allied Health Services Residential Care Services Community Services Clinical Services Bluth, George & Inge Klas, Rose Stein, Myer & Kathrin Roth, John & Segal, Jillian Braham, Mark Klein, Eva Straton, Manfred Roth, Stanley & Charmaine Brandon, Rose Klineberg, Iven & Sylvia Stux, Steven & Ruth Shein, David & Colleen Brender, Joseph & Gerda Lane, Ingrid Symon, Norman & Wendy Shein, Jonathan & Michelle Bund, Warren Lane, Micheline Terley, Sam Shein, Steven Cario, Arthur Lesnie, David & Robyn Vidor, Allan & Sharon Spatt, Julie Coleman, Irene Lesnie, Warren & Marianne Vogel, Dita Street, Fred & Dorothy Daniel, Marta Levi, Sylvia Winter, Patricia Vidor, Ervin & Lottie Diamond, Keith & Sandra Lewis, Ron & Joan Wolf, Enid Edson, Robyn Lowy, Frank & Shirley Young, Enid Efinger, Liz Masnick, Keith & Lynne Gold Life Governors Evans, Zita Perl, Peter & Yvonne Bart, Philip & Mandy Freeman, Derek & Phyllis Phillips, Ron & Beth Benefactors Baskir, Victor Fritz, Judith Portrate, Lea Basserabie, Mervyn & Lorraine Binetter, Margaret Fulop, Erika Punin, Samuel & Judy Bear, Victor Broit, Dennis & Sharyn Glasser, Neil & Nina Rosenberg, Bruce Alasdair MacDonald, Anna Santikos, Susan Vickery, Bruce Coller, Nick Pezikian, Berg, Tony & Carol Chotiner, Mark Glover, Barry & Faye Rosenthal, Elizabeth General Manager, Business General Manager People, General Manager, Chief Information Officer Chief Financial Officer Buchbinder, Ruth Cohen, Neil & Shirley Gold, Brian & Susie Ross, David & Agnes Innovation & Quality Culture & Learning Hotel Services & Facilities Burger, Diane Cohen, Roy & Jenny
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Curtis, Eva Leser, Barbara Bloch, Kevin & Michele F Holland, Ivan & Dolores Maybloom, Bernard & Shirley Scheinberg, Richard & Jacqui Webb, Kevin Goldstein, Michael & Dorothy Levi, Lewis & Eva Block, Bruce Hootman, Henry & Helene McEwing, Fraser & Michelle Schmalzbach, Les Wechsler, Alfred & Julie Gonski, David & Orli Levitan, David Bloom, Abe & Lorna Fabre, Leonard & Sharne Hotz, Paul & Susan McGarn, Norman & Estelle Schoenheimer, Joy Weiss , Peter & Doris Green, Phillip & Vivien Levy, Erna Bloom, Ken & Helen Feitelson, John Mendelsohn, Graeme & Emma Schwartz, Brian & Arlene Weiss, David & Nelly Grossman, Frank Lewin, Eva Blumberg, Michael & Carlene Felberman, Veronica I Meyer, Ellen Schwartz, Clarice Weiss, Doris Ferenci, Thomas & Inge Guss, Mitchell & Ruth Lonstein, Darron & Wendy Bokey, Lesley & Katie Inberg, Gary & Susan Michalowsky, Mark & Rolene Sebel, Ben & Jodie Wiener, Michael & Vivienne Isenberg, Clive & Jenny Malmberg, John & Lopacinski, Border, Martin Finger, Harold & Rebecca Milner, Harold & Bertha Seemann, Agnes Wilson, Ruth Finger, Michael & Sue Isenberg, Barry & Doreen Jacobson, Peter & Marlene Christine Boyarsky, Andrew & Taryn Isenberg, Paul & Eira Mintz, Peter Selby, Zara Wise, Mimi Kahn, Max Marks, Barry & Judy Braham, Belinda Fink, Leon Moddel, David & Michelle Selinger, Ben & Veronica Wise, Peter & Doris Fischer, Kurt Itzkowic, David & Melinda Kalish, Peter & Shirley Marmot, Allan & Sandy Braude, Nola Izsak, Edith Moddel, Gertrude Selinger, Robert & Eva Wittenberg, Clarice Kanarek, Mara Marmot, Paul & Dale Brender, Henry & Norma Fisher, Laurie & Frances Morgan, Neil Setton, Eva Wolanski, Henry & Lucia Karpin, Leonard & Carole Mautner, Tom & Rose Brown, Errol & Pam Fisher, Susan J Moritz, Dianne Shapiro, Andrew & Fink, Hannah Wolf, Frank & Karen Kauffmann, Steven & Alice Menschik, Laura Budai, Ferenc & Pamela Fishman, Elizabeth Mosberg, Lilly Shapiro, Harold & Isabelle Woods, Michael & Linda Jacobs, David & Jenny Klinger, Ron & Suzie Miller, Ian & Sara Burns, Elinore Fishman, George & Rosalie Moss, Alexander & Magda Shapiro, Selwyn & Sharon Jacobs, George & Hirshorn, Janice Langton, Judy Moss, Agi Flower, John & Janet Sharota, Dorian & Liz Jacobs, Walter & Sharon Z Linz, Sam & Barbara Moss, Steven & Carol Franco, Rose Sharp, Kathryn C Jacobson, Philip N Zines, Dennis Lowy, David & Margo Nathanson, Michael & Ruth Franks, Rochelle Sharpe, Ilona Cadry, Eddy & Eva Jaku, Edward & Flore Narunsky, Les & Marcia Zinn, Selig Lowy, Steven & Judy Owen, Jan Freeman, Anthony & Kerry Sharpe, John & Claire Camberg, Gerald & Cheryl Joel, Alexandra Naumburger, Ingrid Zweig, Anita Miller, Neill & Kathy Penn, Ian Freeman, Ralph Shaul, Minnie Cann, Robert & Janelle Joel, Lady Sybil Nebenzahl, Ben Neumann, Sonja Perlstein, Gary & Marnie Friend, John & Sarah Shelley, George & Clara Caplan, Benjamin Joel, Michael & Anna Nebenzahl, Brian & Jocelyn Prerau, Edith Perlstein, Manfred & Beverley Fuchs, Cedric & Esther Sheslow, Richard Caplan, Gideon Joffe, Alan & Molly Nebenzahl, Irena Ritterman, Fritzi Phillips, David & Susie Shofer, Bradley & Helene Caplan, Kim Joffee, Maurice & Rozelle Neumann, Harold & Hillary Samuels, Jacki Pinshaw, Jonathan & Renee Caplan, Sophie G Neumann, Roy & Lindi Shteinman, Diane Sherman, Brian & Gene Rabin, Perry & Anne Castle, David K Newhouse, Yvonne Shur, Michael & Isabel Solomon, Shirley Reich, Ann Ceylon, Jenny Gelski, Richard & Sophie Simon, Ami Kassel, Raymond & Felicity Stern, Alan & Kerry Rosenfeld, Michael Charny, Ilse Gerber, Trevor & Robyn Simons, Jeany Keen, Paul & Emilie O Winestock, Vita Ross, Edward & Leora Chosid, Elizabeth Gerendas, Les & Miriam Simons, Robert & Anita Kennard, Jill Opitz, Raymond & Sharon Wolanski, Phillip & Suzanne Sachs, Vernon & Merle Cliffe, David Glaser, Rafi & Louise Smaller, Peter & Elaine Kennedy, John & Roslyn Oser, Robert & Agie Zamel, Gary & Karen Schwarz, Rhona Cohen, Anthony & Pamela Glass, Valda Smorgon, Barry & Sandra Kery, Nick & Mary Owen, Michael & Jewell Zamel, Maurice & Betty Sebel, Roger & Eleanor Cohen, Avron & Jean Glazer, Harry & Naomi Snow, David Kessler, Clive Zucker, Ron Shand, Gregory & Kathy Cohen, Barbara Glick, Cherie Snow, Gary Kessler, David & Janet P Shapiro, Craig & Cara Cohen, Danny & Eva Gold, Harold & Jill Snow, Judy Kessler, Nanette Pataki, Alex Sheldon, Edith Cohen, Gary & Suzy Goldman, Sam & Elsie Solomon, Alan & Edna Kirschner, Bernhard & S&ra Peisah, Fred & Marlene Silver Life Governors Shell Family, Cohen, Michael & Barbara Goldman, Tom & Diane Solomon, Ron & Judy Kiss, Agi Philippsohn, Peter & Sheila Abrahams, Harold Singer, David & Carole Collins, Raymond Goldminc, Alice Sonenfild, Cecily Knep, Joel & Melanie Phillips, Vanda Avidan, Danny & Charlie Solomon, Bruce & Barbara Coppel, Ronald & Valerie Goldschmidt, Colin & Sharon Sonnenschein, Egon & Miriam Korda, Marika Pinczewski, Leo & Elizabeth Balkind, Joy Spira, Henry & Judy Cordell, Stephen & Marilyn Goldshaft, Peter & Richelle Sonnenschein, Robert Kresner, Bernard & Marcia Pinczewski, Val & Ruth Beck, Harry & Vivienne Stang, Maurie & Vivien Corrick, David & Ricki Goldstein, David & Jenny Sonnenschein, Robert & Sue Kritzler, Hedy Pongrass, Clara Bennett, David & Annabelle Swirsky, Ted & Adele Cowen, Geoffrey & Marty Golovsky, David & Beverley Souffron, Ruth Krug, Gerald Proweller, Rita Berger, Mor & Jolan Toltz, Richard & Doreen Cremer, Harley & Dorothy Gonski, Peter & Michelle Spielman, Ron & Judy Krug, Henry & Ella Pryer, Ian & Beverly Berman, David & Sandra Topper, Brian & Evelyn Goot, Robert & Roberta Spira, Richard & Karen Pynt, Greg & Renee Boas, Eddy & Donna Topper, Victor & Sandra D Gordon, David & Karen Spiro, Dov Vessey, Lucy Goulburn, Alan & Lesley L Stang, Bernie & Minna Breuer, Tom Dalley, John & Lee-Ann Vidor, Gary & Anat Goulburn, Danny Landerer, John & Michelle R Staub, Phil & Vidor, Jackie Browne, Wesley & Sari Davis, Garry & Bettina Vidor, Mandy Gould, Gary & Rita Lang, Betsy Rabie, David & Mandell, Cheryl Stein, Edgar & Pamela Center, Steve & Yolanda Davis, Margaret Weiss, Gary Graham, Lorna Lang, Joan Rabinowitz, Dennis & Joan Stern, Barbara Chipkin, Pearl De Borah, Anna Weiss, Margaret Green, Leslie & Ginny Lang, Steven Raiz, Raymonde Stern, Jack & Estelle Costi, Eddie & Rosie Deitz, Mimi Wolpert, Kenneth & Tammy Green, Maurice & Tina Leach, Trevor & Judy Randall, Roy & Jennifer Sved, Anna Czeiger, Harry & Agnes Diamond, John & Wendy Yamey, Colin & Natalie Greene, Jack & Sarah Lechem, Henry & Susan Raphael, Kenneth & Deborah Switzer, Hedy Davis, Edward & Irit Dinte, Meryl Zucker, Simonette Greenfield, Michael & Hester Lederman, Margaret Reading, Leigh & Lynne Symonds, Geoff & Renee Ehrlich, Joshua & Beverley Doctor, Daphne Gresham, Ken & Sara Lehmann, Anne Redelman, Margery Symonds, Joy Faigen, Mark Dorfan, Darryl Griffiths, Randolph & Amanda Lehrer, Gus & Nanna Rein, Nigel & Marianne Symonds, Richard & Shirley Ferster, Ron & Clare Dresdner, Lily Grossberg, Ian & Jane Levett, Irma Reitberger, Claude & Michele Symonds, Shirley Fischl, Alex & Rosalind Bronze Life Governors Dresdner, Raymond & Ann Grossman, David & Janine Levi, Ian & Ann Renof, Sid & Laurelle Fischl, Gerry & Eva Dresner, Ian & Sharon Grunfeld, Leonie Levin, Mervyn & Thelma Resnick, Gail Fischl, Ian & Michelle A Drexler, Paul & Diane T Grunfeld, Peter Levine, David & Agnes Revell, Ziggy Freeman, David Aaron, Mosey Duchen, David Teitler, Mildred Grunstein, Barbara Levine, Julie Rich, Babette Garlick, Bradley & Beverley Aaron, Reuben & Cornelia Dunkel, Jeremy & Roxanne Teperson, Jonathan & Sherna Grynberg, Robert & Katja Levis, Rodney & Lynette Ritch, Jack & Diana Gellert, Ivan & Marie Abrams, Charles Dunkel, Julia Thieben, George & Henryka Grynberg, Victor & Carol Lewis, David & Caroline Rock, Sam & Monica Goldberg, Danny & Lisa Adler, Andrew & Tamara Dunkel, Michael & Annette Tomchin, Paul & Delicia Lewis, Peter & Diane Ronai, Egon Goldberg, David Agranoff, Sidney & Sylvia Torsh, Daniela H Lewkovitz, George & Ilana Rosenberg, Bertram & Pauline Goldberg, Jerome & Kathy Alexander, Jacqueline E Goldstein, Gloria Halle, Roy & Penny Lilian, Les & Ruth Rosenberg, Lance & Julie Allen, Neville & Greta Ecker, Helene U Gonski, Helene Hammerschlag, Ivan & Denise Linden, Alex & Rosemary Rosenblum, Sylvia Angles, Emery & Nancy Ecker, Tom & Agnes Ullman, Julia Grossberg, Hessie Handler, Charles & Claire Linz, Allen & Ali Rosenthal, Ida Avigdor, David & Naomi Eckowitz, Steven & Terry Ulman, Gary & Jenni Herz, Albert & Joyce Hendler, David & Shein, Rena Lowe, Harry Rotenstein, George & Shirley Ehrlich, Ron & Ann Imhof, Irwin Hendler, Gary & Sharon Lubowski, David & Sheli Rubinstein, Neville & Ros B Einfeld, Graham V Jackson, Cynthia Hendler, Michael & Kennedy, Alana Rubner, Steve & Ann Bart, Berta Einfeld, Max & Elizabeth Vall, Judith Jacobson, David & Melanie Hendler, Yetta M Bart, Fred & Cheryl Engel, Eva van Rooijen, Arnold & Miriam Karney, Julien & Miller, Renecia Herbert, Bernard & Russel Maister, Dennis & Gerda S Baskin, Ronald & Ruth Etkind, Milton & Pamela Veingold, Vily Kaye, Roger & Judy Hersch, Joseph & Shirley Marks, Allan & Linda Sakker, Samuel Bauer, Stephen & Miriam Evans, Joy Velan, Gary & Renata Kohane, Betty Hersch, Peter & Rosie Marks, Kevin & Marcelle Sankey, Sonia Beasley, Tanya Ezra, Jack & Frances Lehrer, Genia Higgins, Terence & Dame Rosalyn Marks, Lily Sapir, Elizabeth Bender, Ruth Leibman, Myer & Sheila Hoare, Shelley Martin, Peter & Sophie Sarif, Fred & Annette W Beran, Penny Leibowitz, Stephen & Pamela Hoffman, Cecil & Norma Masnick, Anthony & Eva Saunders-Weinberg, Monica Wahlhaus, Alan & Sharon Biggs, Martin & Gienia
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A Ban, Ivan Bernstein, Melanie Broit, Sharyn Cohen, Barbara Davis, Sue Epstein, Carole Frampton, Molly Banki, George Berson, Yvette Bromberger, Carolyn Cohen, Barbara Davis, Terry Epstein, Marlene Franco, Rose Aaron, Cornelia Banwell, Neville Besser, Michael Brown, Carol Cohen, Barbara Davis, Val Erber, Anne Frank, Barry Aaron, Milton Banwell, Roslyn Biggs, Ellen Brown, Errol Cohen, Des De Vahl Davis, Graham Evans, Christine Frank, Cherryl Aaron, Reuben Barda, Felix Biggs, Gienia Brown, Jeff Cohen, Gerald Deitz, Mimi Evans, Joy Frank, Eric Abadee, Yvonne Barda, Caroline Biggs, Martin Brown, Pam Cohen, Gordon Den, Sonia Evans, Zita Frank, Lisa Abbott, David Barlow, Marianne Biggs, Victor Browne, Garry Cohen, Helen Denes, John Frank, Michele Abel, Michael Barlow, Thomas Binetter, Margaret Browne, Robyn Cohen, Ivor Deutsch, Frank F Frank, Rachael Abeshouse, Barry Barnett, Benita Binetter, Susanne Browne, Sari Cohen, Jean Devai, Ivan Faigen, Mark Frank, Selwyn Abeshouse, David Baroukh, Marguerite Binstock, Jakob Browne, Wesley Cohen, Margaret Devai, Judy Frank, Stanley Abeshouse, Leonora Faivre, Josephine Barr, Elana Birnbaum, Beverley Bryl, Beatrice Cohen, Merle Devenyi, Eva Falk, Joyce Frankfurter, Erna Abeshouse, Myrtle Barr, Ivan Birnbaum, Phillip Buchen, Peter Cohen, Michael Diamond, John Franks, Michael Abeshouse, Norman Faludi, George Barr, Mark Bitel, Eva Buntman, Roy Cohen, Neil Diamond, Naomi Farago, Maggy Fransman, Harry Abeshouse, Ruth Barripp, Bettina Blieden, Beulah Buntman, Ruth Cohen, Neville Diamond, Sophie Fransman, Marilyn Abeshouse, Victoria Farbenblum, David Barta, Steven Bloch, Heather Burger, Diane Cohen, Phillip Diamond, Vivian Farbenblum, Gillian Frater, Charles Abrahams, Alan Barton, Janine Bloch, Joy Burman, Jenny Cohen, Roy Diamond, Wendy Fredman, Hilary Abrahams, Barbara Farbenblum, Zelda Barton, Stephen Bloch, Kalman Burnie, Evelyn Cohen, Shirley Dinner, Ken Farkas, Donna Freed, Leone Abrahams, Beverley Baseby, Suellen Bloch, Kevin Burns, Elinore Cohen, Sylvia Dinte, David Freed, Helen Abrahams, Harold Farkas, George Baskin, Clive Bloch, Lewis Burt, Ina Cohn, Gerte Dinte, Judy Farkas, Vicki Freedman, David Abrahams, Patricia Baskin, Marlene Block, Bruce Burton, Edith Collins, Michael Dinte, Meryl Freedman, Leo Abrahams, Selwyn Faust, Judy Baskin, Michael Block, David Burton, George Collins, Raymond Dobies, John Faust, Warren Freeman, Anthony Abrahams, Shmuel Baskin, Wendy Block, Naomi Butler, Rosetta Colman, Rachel Doctor, Antionette Freeman, Damien Abrams, Charles Fear, Kevin Baskir, Victor Block, Stephanie Butt, Roy Conrad, Cynthia Doctor, Daphne Feher, Marianne Freeman, David Abrams, Lena Bass, Ruth Block, William Conrad, Peter Doctor, Eric Freeman, Derek Abrams, Mervyn Feigen, Zelda Bass, Ernest Bloom, Abe C Conyer, Lionel Dohan, Walter Feilich, Rosa Freeman, Herbert Abulafia, Alex Basser, Geoff Bloom, Gabriel Cooper, David Don, Basil Freeman, Kerry Abulafia, Natasha Camberg, Cheryl Feingold, Mavis Basser, Leon Bloom, Ken Camberg, Gerald Cooper, Dorrie Don, Harold Fekete, Rose Freeman, Marc Abulafia, Rhoda Bassin, Nora Bloom, Michael Cooper, Gerald Doobov, Brian Freeman, Zelman Adams, Pearl Caminer, Dagma Felberman, Veronica Bauer, Miriam Bloom, Phillip Campbell, Judith Cooper, Harvey Doobov, Marion Feldman, Josse Freiberg, Gus Adcock, Beverley Bauer, Stephen Bloom, Robyn Cooper, Wendy Doobov, Ray Freilich, Valmae Adler, Agnes Cann, Janelle Feldman, Maureen Baumann, Elvira Bloom, Ylana Cann, Robert Coppel, Ronald Dorfan, Zelma Feldman, Miriam Frenkel, Liliane Adler, Andrew Baumann, Thomas Bloomfield, Kurt Coppel, Valerie Downes, Kaye Frenkel, Robert Adler, Frank Cantoni, Agnes Feldman, Serena Baynash, Philip Blumberg, Carlene Caplan, Gideon Cordell, Marilyn Dresdner, Ann Fenton, Stephen Freuden, Hilary Adler, Rhona Baynash, Rita Blumberg, Darren Cordell, Stephen Dresdner, Lily Fridman, Lev Agranat, Sylvia Cardash, Gerald Fenton, Thomas Bear, Susan Blumberg, Margot Carlin, Sydney Corne, Sheila Dresdner, Raymond Ferns, Jennifer Friede, Peter Akres, Bert Bear, Victor Blumberg, Michael Corrick, David Drexler, Monica Friedgut, Adrienne Albert, Cecil Carlin, Tanya Ferster, Ron Bebek, Ivan Blumenthal, Ruth Caroly, Daniel Corrick, Ricki Drexler, Paul Feuer, Robyn Friedgut, Martin Alexander, Fred Bebek, Stephen Blumenthal, Simon Cossman, Esther Drummond, Christa Friedlander, Ernest Alexandrovskaya, Alla Cass, Bettina Field, Evelyn Beck, Charles Bluth, Dennis Cass, Julian Courant, Yvonne Duchen, Brenda Field, Michael Friedlander, Lea Alter, Ian Beck, Harry Bluth, George Cowan, Renate Duchen, David Friedman, Jocelyn Alter, Jenny Catzel, Mignon Filler, Fay Beck, Vivienne Bogan, Elaine Center, Steve Craven, Helen Dukes, Claire Finger, Harold Friedman, Sharon Ameisen, Helena Beck, Vivienne Bogan, Judith Craven, Robert Duncan, Faye Friend, John Amler, Anita Center, Yolanda Finger, Rebecca Behrens, Estelle Bogan, Sydney Ceylon, Jenny Crawford, Andrew Dunkel, Jeremy Fink, Bruce Frommer, Donald Amler, Vernon Beifus, Gail Bognar, Sue Crawford, Carolyn Dunn, Ellen Frommer, Miriam Amoils, Cedric Chalmers, Hanni Fink, Lauren Belnick, Bernice Bolotin, Malvina Chalmers, Paul Crews, Rita Dunn, Richard Finkelstein, Oscar Frumar, Anthony Amoils, Sarah Bendel, John Bondy, Eric Cromer, Peter Dushansky, Sylvia Frumar, Ruth Andrews, Richard Chapman, Raeburn Finkelstein, Ruth Bendel, Julie Border, Martin Charif, Bernice Csontos, Edith Dusheiko, Irene Finlay, Maria Fuchs, Raymond Angles, Emery Bendelstein, Lily Bortz, Lisa Curtis, Tom Dyne, Marlin Fulop, Erika Angles, Nancy Charif, Ian Fischer, Barbara Bender, Fran Bower, Patricia Charmatz, Erwin Curtis, Danielle Dyne, Stanley Fischer, Magda Fuzes, Agi Apfelbaum, Miriam Bendersky, Sophia Bowman, Neil Czeiger, Agnes Appleberg, June Charny, Ilse Fischer, Michael Bendersky, Leon Bowmer, Robyn Charny, Sylvia Czeiger, Harry E Fischl, Alex G Appleberg, Michael Benedikt, David Boyarsky, Andrew Czeiger, Julius Apterman, Leo Charny, Werner Eben, Katalin Fischl, Rosalind Gal, John Benjamin, Barbara Boyarsky, Taryn Chazan, Karen Ehrlich, Beverley Fisher, Frances Gal, Judy Argy, Morris Benjamin, Betty Boyarsky, Alexander D Arndt, Miriam Chazan, Mark Ehrlich, Joshua Fisher, Mark Gam, Hyman Benjamin, Megan Boyarsky, Vera Cherry, Tamar Dale, Jacqueline Eichel, Robert Fisher, Owen Ganz, Gabrielle Arnold, Peter Benjamin, Peter Boyer, John Ashberg, Alan Cherry, Werner Danon, Albert Eichel, Viera Fishman, George Garber, Bessie Ben-Mayor, Albert Boyer, Marianne Chertkow, Rennie Danon, Dinah Einfeld, Graham Fivelman, Ethel Garber, Manuel Ashberg, Marian Benmayor, Marc Braham, Belinda Atherton, Catherine Chester, Mark Dar, Gillian Einfeld, Maadi Fleischer, Shirley Gartenstein, Larry Bennett, Andrew Braham, Millicent Chipkin, Pearl Dascalu, Doina Einfeld, Martin Flekser, Hymie Gassner, Kitty Auerbach, Egon Bennett, Annabelle Braham, Sue Auerbach, Judith Chodos, Julian Dascalu, Sorin Einfeld, Max Flekser, Maureen Gelbert, Michael Bennett, David Brandon, Julie Chodos, Rebecca Dave, Lynda Einstein, Sandi Fletcher, Denise Gellert, Kathy B Bennett, Pamela Brandon, Sid Chosid, Elizabeth Davidow, Stella Einstein, Walter Fontany, Mary Gellert, Marie Bentwitch, Bruce Braude, Gregory Chosid, Norman Davidowitz, Abe Eisman, Jeffrey Forbath, Thomas Gellert, Robert Bachmayer, Bernice Beran, Penny Brem, Maxine Churnin, Brian Davies, Rodney Eisman, Judy Ford, Barbara Gemmell, Robert Baden, Harvey Berger, Mor Brender, Julianna Churnin, Jan Davies, Sandra Elsass, Anne Foreman, Carolyn Gerber, Lisl Baffsky, David Berger, Alex Breuer, Thomas Cibulka, Jeanine Davis, Edward Emanuel, David Foreman, Philip Gerechter, Ron Baffsky, Helen Berger, Anna Brieger, David Clarke, Dorothy Davis, Gill Ende, Miriam Forer, Martin Gergely, Edith Baffsky, John Berger, Eva Brieger, John Clayman, Helen Davis, Greta Engel, Eva Forer, Melanie Gergely, Stephen Bahar, Diana Berger, Helen Brisson, Charlie Clingman, Norman Davis, Irit Engelander, Diane Forsher, Lotte Gertler, Eva Bakalich, Danika Bergman, Laurence Brivik, Jeff Clyde, Kathie Davis, Marilyn Engelander, Wendy Forster, Dorothy Gertler, Robert Baker, Rosalyn Berkowitz, Doris Brodaty, Henry Cohen, Abe Davis, Mark Engelman, Eva Forte, Victor Gesikowski, Eugenia Balint, John Berman, David Brodaty, Karoline Cohen, Arnold Davis, Ralph Engelman, Julian Fox, Gerry Geyer, Agnes Balkin, David Berman, Oscar Broit, David Cohen, Aubrey Davis, Sharon Engelman, Yvonne Fox, Jill Geyer, Gabriella Balkin, Muriel Berman, Sandra Broit, Dennis Cohen, Avron Davis, Sonia Ensly, Judith Foxman, Deborah Geyer, Robert Balog, Alice Berman, Yvonne Broit, Rene
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Gilden, Leah Golovsky, David Grunseit, Ferry Hirshorn, Janice Jacobson, Stanley Katz, Amelia Kristeller, Brian Levay, Agi Gilden, Louis Gomes, Maria Grunseit, Hannah Ho, Jane Jaku, Edward Katz, Ervin Kritzler, Hedy Levett, Irma Ginsberg, Julien Gompes, Michael Grunstein, Barbara Hoare, Shelley Jaku, Flore Katz, Hilton Kroonenberg, Andy Levi, David Ginzberg, Leslie Gonski, David Grunstein, Gary Hochroth, James Jaku, Linda Katz, Ilse Krost, Barbara Levi, Eva Glaser, Louise Gonski, Helene Grunstein, Harry Hochroth, Yvonne Jaku, Michael Katz, Judy Krost, Cecil Levi, Frank Glaser, Rafi Gonski, Peter Grunstein, Samira Hodes, John Jankelow, Sybil Katz, June Krouk, Nora Levi, Lewis Glass, Adrienne Goodman, Adrian Gruss, Doreen Hodes, Ruth Jankelowitz, Brenda Katz, Max Krowitz, Celeste Levi, Vivienne Glass, Bertie Goodman, Brenda Grynberg, Carol Hoffman, Cecil Jankelowitz, Edwin Katz, Mrs P Krug, Ella Levien, Erica Glass, Helen Goodman, Henry Grynberg, Victor Hoffman, Norma Jankelowitz, Merlyn Katz, Robert Krug, Henry Levin, Elza Glass, Peter Goodman, Marcia Gumpert, Alfred Holland, Dolores Jankelowitz, Stephen Katz, Shall Kuper, Morris Levin, Gary Glass, Richard Goodman, Paul Guss, Mitchell Holland, Ivan Javen, Arnold Katz, Shirley Kuper, Sheila Levin, Joe Glass, Valda Goodman, Sheila Holman, Audrey Javen, Val Katz, Simone Kutner, Sam Levin, Mervyn Glasser, Jody Goodman, Sydney H Hootman, Helene Jellinek, Gerty Katz, Vernon Levin, Rossalyn Glasser, Phyllis Goorevich, Leo Haber, Michelle Hootman, Henry Jenkinson, Raymond Kay, Harry L Levin, Thelma Glazer, Harry Goran, Mick Haber, Paul Hopman, Zara Jerome, Alexander Kay, Lewis Lacey, Ian Levine, Julie Glazer, Naomi Gordon, Barney Hadassin, Ian Horowitz, Greg Jerome, Lily Kay, Peter Lacey, Josie Levine, Roy Glezerson, Ruth Gordon, Hedley Hadassin, Rebecca Hosek, Valerie Jodeikin, Stan Kaye, Anne Lachs, Herbert Levinson, Harold Glick, Adele Gordon, Joyce Haimovitch, Yehuda Hower, John Joel, Michael Kaye, Elise Lachs, Walter Levitan, Beryl Glick, Anne Gordon, Mandy Hakim, Claude Hugon, Daniel Joel, Sybil Kaye, Judy Ladanyi, Frank Levitan, Brian Glick, Barry Gordon, Moi Halle, Penny Hurst, Julian Joffe, Heather Kaye, Robert Ladanyi, Susanna Levitan, David Glick, Cherie Gordon, Philip Halle, Roy Hyman, Hanne Joffe, Ronald Kaye, Roger Lakhterman, Valeri Levy, Bernard Glick, Pepe Gorfinkel, Melanie Halmay, Nicholas Hyman, Ian Joseph, Annette Keil Inglis, Gabriella Lampert, Diane Levy, Bryan Gliksman, Eve Gorfinkel, Peter Hamann, Beverley Hymann, Rod Joseph, Barry Kennedy, John Lampert, Richard Levy, David Gliksman, Michael Gork, Bernard Hammerman, Judy Joseph, Dianne Kennedy, Roslyn Landerer, John Levy, Dennis Glover, Barry Gottheiner, Barry Hammerman, Toby I Judelman, Harold Kertesz, Ivan Landerer, Michelle Levy, Elizabeth Glover, Faye Gottheiner, Isabel Handler, Charles Inberg, Gary Judelman, Lesley Kertesz, Kim Landor, David Levy, Erica Gluckman, Gavin Gottlieb, Eric Handler, Claire Ingster, Anita Jurke, Ruth Kery, Mary Landor, Denise Levy, Erna Gluckman, Heather Gottlieb, Eve Haneman, Peter Ingster, John Jurke, Steven Kery, Robert Lane, Micheline Levy, Gloria Gold, Brian Gottlieb, Hana Haneman, Rose Isaacs, Gerald Kessel, Nessie Lang, Colin Levy, Harmon Gold, Harold Gottlieb, Paula Harman, Estelle Isaacs, Gloria K Kessler, Clive Lang, Steven Levy, Kitty Gold, Jill Goulburn, Alan Harris, Basil Isaacs, Robin Kable, Jeanie Kessler, David Lang, Veronica Levy, Leonard Gold, Joe Goulburn, Daniel Harris, Jonathan Isenberg, Barry Kagan, Dawn Kessler, Janet Langbart, Peter Levy, Sherel Gold, Michael Goulburn, Michael Harris, Joss Isenberg, Eira Kagan, Jeanette Kettler, Hazel Langsam, Clara Lewin, Eva Gold, Susie Goulburn, Ruth Harris, Robert Isenberg, Norman Kahn, Max Kettler, Michel Laszlo, Eva Lewin, Miriam Goldberg, Alan Goulston, Kerry Hart, Roslyn Isenberg, Paul Kaldor, Judith Khaper, Michael Lawan-Weiss, Alex Lewis, Caroline Goldberg, Alex Govendir, Brett Hartstein, David Isman, Karin Kalfus, Anna Khaper, Valentina Lawan-Weiss, Katalin Lewis, David Goldberg, Audrey Govendir, Merran Hartstein, Vicki Isman, Robert Kalina, Ivo Kilner, Dorothy Lax, Alfred Lewis, Diane Goldberg, Greta Grace, Merle Hatfield, Harriet Isman, Ruth Kalina, Lilly Kirschner, Bernhard Layman, David Lewis, Gina Goldberg, Jennifer Graf, Michael Hauser, Gerda Israel, Clive Kalowski, Gustav Kirschner, Sandra Layman, Helen Lewis, Harry Goldberg, Jerome Grant, Diane Hausman, Debbie Israelski, Peter Kalowski, Irene Kiss, Agi Lazar, Adam Lewis, Liliane Goldberg, Lionel Green, Ben Hearst, Kathleen Itzkowic, David Kalowski, Joanna Kitchener, Jeanie Lazarus, Betty Lewis, Naomi Goldberg, Paulette Green, Faye Heilig, Annelies Kalowski, Vivian Klarnet, Jack Lazarus, Francine Lewis, Peter Goldberg, Sheila Green, Jamie Heitner, Brian J Kameras, Jack Klarnet, Maxine Lazarus, Keith Lewis, Peter Goldberg, Zelda Green, Judy Klein, Cato Lewis, Robin Helfgott, Eddy Jackson, Cynthia Kameras, Sylvia Lazarus, Leslie Goldberger, Bernard Green, Leslie Klein, Eva Lewis, Ron Heller, Eva Jackson, Harry Kanarek, Mara Lazarus, Lola Goldman, Alma Green, Michael Klein, Igor Lewis, Shelley Helprin, Lynnette Jackson, John Kant, Tanya Lazarus, Phillip Goldman, Diane Green, Pauline Kleiner, Gil Lewkovitz, George Helprin, Sam Jackson, Marilyn Kantor, Estella Lechem, Henry Goldman, Edith Green, Phillip Kleinman, Leon Lewy, Ursel Helprin, Sheila Jackson, Selma Kantor, Lyn Lechem, Susan Goldman, Elsie Green, Rhoda Kleinman, Melissa Liberman, Gilla Hemli, Shimon Jacobi, Anita Kaplan, Basil Lederer, Jean Goldman, Esna Green, Robert Kleist, Alida Liberman, Henry Hemli, Vivien Jacobi, Ian Kaplan, Beverley Lederman, Edith Goldman, Janice Green, Ruth Kleviansky, Tammy Libter, David Hendler, Yetta Jacobs, Adele Kaplan, Charles Lederman, Margaret Goldman, Milly Green, Sharon Klimt, Edith Liebowitz, Sally Herbert, Bernard Jacobs, Alan Kaplan, Elliot Lee, Barry Goldman, Peter Green, Stephen Klimt, Peter Lifman, Elizabeth Herbert, Russel Jacobs, David Kaplan, Ivan Lee, Eda Goldman, Sam Green, Tim Klinger, Helen Linden, Alex Herman, David Jacobs, Dudley Kaplan, Jan Lee, Godfrey Goldman, Sonia Green, Winifred Klipin, Adrienne Linden, Rosemary Herman, Margot Jacobs, Ellis Kaplan, Leon Lee, Greta Goldman, Tom Greenberg, Merle Klipin, Lewis Lindenberg, Alan Hersch, Rosie Jacobs, George Karet, Faye Lee, Ilona Goldschmidt, Colin Greenberg, William Knep, Molly Lindenberg, Melanie Hersch, Shirley Jacobs, Jenny Karger, Rita Lee, Judy Goldschmidt, Errol Greene, Jack Kobor, Alfred Linder-Pelz, Susie Hersh, Hanna Jacobs, Larry Kark, Peter Lehrer, Adele Goldschmidt, Sharon Greene, Sarah Koffler, Julie Lindner, Diana Hersh, Leone Jacobs, Leah Kark, Val Lehrer, Gus Goldschmidt, Zillah Greenfield, Ellen Kohn, Robert Linker, Maurice Hersh, Max Jacobs, Marcus Karney, Julien Lehrer, Nanna Goldsmith, Horace Greenfield, Robert Kohn, Sylvia Linz, Barbara Hersh, Peter Jacobs, Paul Karp, Barry Leibowitz, Eli Goldsmith, Lionel Greenstone, John Koonin, Mervyn Linz, Sam Hertzberg, Susan Jacobsohn-Erdman, Sandra Karp, Pamela Leibowitz, Louise Goldsmith, Nola Gresham, Ken Kopcsanyi, Edith Lipman, Angela Herz, Albert Jacobson, David Karpin, Carole Leibowitz, Pamela Goldstein, Gloria Gresham, Sara Koppel, Nina Lipman, Leonard Herz, Joyce Jacobson, Hedy Karpin, David Leibowitz, Stephen Goldstein, Helen Gridiger, Ilana Koranyi, Suzanne Lipman, Martin Hessen, David Jacobson, Ingrid Karpin, Leonard Leibowitz, Tony Goldstein, Jenny Gridiger, Roland Korn, Yvonne Lipman, Rob Hessen, Shirley Jacobson, Jerrold Karpin, Marcus Lemish, Lisa Goldstein, Joyce Griffiths, Amanda Kornmehl, Jim Lippa, Norman Heymann, Gillian Jacobson, Les Karpin, Sonja Lemish, Peter Goldstein, Lynton Griffiths, Randolph Kosa, Teri Lips, Felix Hickman, Karin Jacobson, Marlene Karseboom, Joachim Lenart, Mary Goldstein, Martin Grinston, Eva Kossard, Silvia Lips, Sala Higgins, Rosalyn Jacobson, Melanie Karseboom, Minnie Lenn, Ernest Goldstein, Michael Grolman, Marcelle Kossard, Steve Lipton, George Higgins, Terence Jacobson, Orit Kary, Edith Lenn, Robyn Goldstein, Nancye Grolman, Syd Koster-Bowmer, Evelyn Lipton, Lina Hilmer Margaret Jacobson, Peter Kassel, Denise Lenny, Sylvia Goldstein, Vivian Gross, Miriam Kovari, Mary Lipworth, Colin Hilmer, Ralph Jacobson, Peter Kassel, Raymond Lenthen, Paul Golland, Betty Grossman, Frank Krausz, Renee Lipworth, Sandra Hirsch, Ron Jacobson, Selwyn Kaswiner, Henry Lenzer, Ben Golland, Michael Grossman, Miri Krigstein, Debbie Littman, Margaret Hirschl, Elizabeth Jacobson, Shirley Kater, Eva Lenzer, Suzanne Golovsky, Beverley Grossman, Thomas Kriss, Jennifer Litvak, Kalia
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Litvak, Lev Masnick, Eva Moses, Susan Orski, Miriam Potash, Anne Rogut, David S Schwartz, Mally Lobel, Eddy Matlak, Dorothy Moskow, Zara Oser, Agie Potok, Liane Rogut, Vicky Schwartz, Rita Lobel, Simone Matrai, Agnes Moss, Joel Oser, Robert Pozniak, Elizabeth Rom, Anthony Saalfeld, John Schwartz, Rose Lopacinski, Christine Matrai, Eva Moss, Ziva Osmo, Eddy Pozniak, Sheldon Rom, Marcelle Sabel, Robert Schwarz, Alan Lopis, Arnold Mautner, Rose Motro, Marlena Owen, Jewell Prag, Mark Romer, Zoli Sacharowitz, David Schwarz, Erica Lopis, Elaine Mautner, Tom Movsowitz, Harold Owen, Michael Press, Peter Rona, Peter Sacharowitz, Joan Schwarz, Janice Lopis, Karen Max, Robert Mowszowski, Aviva Oystragh, Anne-Louise Proweller, Rita Ronai, Egon Sacharowitz, Mannie Schweizer, Norbert Lorant, Judy May, Claire Mowszowski, Chanan Pryer, Barry Rooz, Emil Sacher, Annette Schweizer, Sonja Lore, Pat McClean, Beverley Mowszowski, Shelly P Pryer, Beverly Rosen, Ernest Sacher, Clive Scott, Amy Sacks, Aaron Lorentz, Ivan McDonald, Steven Mueller, Hans Palan, Peter Pryer, Carol Rosen, Jack Sebel, Eleanor Lotzof, June McGarn, Estelle Mueller, Jeffrey Pryer, Ian Rosen, Madelaine Sacks, Elana Sebel, Roger Palan, Clare Sacks, Lance Lowbeer, John Meadows, Henry Mueller, Stephanie Pantzer, Sara Rosen, Marshall Segal, Jillian Lowbeer, Tamara Mednick, Carmen Muller, Jarka Q Rosen, Ron Sacks, Melvyn Segal, Sheila Pantzer, Warren Sacks, Raymond Lowy, Alexander Meerkin, Bernice Munitz, Gloria Parker, Andrew Quittner, Eva Rosen, Ruth Segel, Morris Lowy, Anthony Meerkin, Matthew Mushin, Helen Rosen, Ruth Sacks, Shelley Seifman, Erna Parker, Elizabeth Sacks, Thelma Lowy, Frank Meltzer, Michele Myers, Lawence Parker, Shimon R Rosen, Sandra Seifman, Harold Lowy, Julianna Mendel, Barry Myerson, Adele Rosen, Suzanne Saffer, Valerie Sekel, Rae Pasvolsky, Freda Rabin, Michael Lowy, Robert Mendelle, Steve Myerson, Edwin Rosenberg, Alan Safro, Bella Selby, Jenny Pasvolsky, Ivor Rabinowitz, Dennis Lowy, Shirley Mendels, Anna Rosenberg, Allan Sakker, Sophie Selby, Zara Pedisic, Suzana Rabinowitz, Joan Lubczanski, Rachel Mendels, Paul Rosenberg, Allen Salamon, Abraham Seligman, Norman N Peipert, Judy Rabinowitz, Martin Lubo, Gertrud Mendelsohn, Emma Rosenberg, Bertram Salamon, Linda Seligman, Paula Nabarro, Kevin Peipert, Sid Radnai, Elizabeth Lubowski, David Mendelsohn, Graeme Rosenberg, Carolyn Salamon, Manfred Selinger, Ben Nabarro, Vivienne Peisah, Fred Radomsky, Cecile Lubowski, Sheli Mendoza-Jones, Phil Rosenberg, Jacqui Samer, Louise Selinger, Robert Nach, Gail Peisah, Marlene Radomsky, Len Luciano, Robert Mero, Edith Rosenberg, Louise Samer, Rae Selinger, Veronica Nadel, Julius Pekar, Inna Raines, Frances Luciano, Samantha Merten, Kenneth Rosenberg, Pauline Samuel, Andrew Sender, Neville Nadel, Lita Pencharz, Jack Raines, Jeffrey Luikens, Sylvia Merten, Krys Rosenblum, Heather Samuel, Gillian Sernack, Max Nadel, Sari Pencharz, Rosalie Randall, Jennifer Lurie, Eddie Meyer, Ellen Rosenblum, John Sandler, Barry Sernack, Merrilyn Nahum, Ginette Penkin, David Randall, Roy Lurie, Jane Meyerowitz, Lawrence Rosenblum, Laurie Sandler, Ethel Seskin, Necia Nahum, Robin Penkin, Mandy Rapeport, Lesley Lurie, Michael Meyers, Max Rosenfeld, Colin Sandler, Howard Shadler, Dolly Narunsky, Les Perets, Evelyn Raphael, Kenneth Lurie, Shamara Meyers, Yvonne Rosenfeld, David Sandler, Ian Shagrin, Barry Narunsky, Marcia Peretz, Barbara Ravek, Lilly Lyons, Margaret Michaels, Juliane Rosenfeld, Hazel Sandler, Illona Shagrin, Esther Narunsky, Michael Peretz, Geoff Rayner, Bronwyn Michalow, Mickey Rosenfeld, Michael Sandler, Rayna Shakenovsky, Brian Nash, Gabriella Perkal, Raya Reading, Leigh Michel, Dean Rosenfeld, Tuly Sandor, Ann Shakenovsky, Ingrid M Nash, Geoff Perl, Peter Reading, Lynne Michel, Nikki Rosenfield, Solomon Sandor, John Shall, Harold Magid, Robert Nash, George Perl, Yvonne Redelman, David Michelin, Railee Rosenman, Michael Sangster, Allan Shames, Jennifer Magid, Ruth Nathan, Maureen Perlstein, Beverley Redelman, Judy Milch, Sharon Rosenthal, Fae Sapir, Elizabeth Shammay, Raphael Maister, Dennis Nathanson, Michael Perlstein, Gary Redelman, Margery Miles, Albert Rosenthal, Harry Sardy, Susan Shammay, Roslyn Maister, Gerda Nathanson, Ruth Perlstein, Manfred Reed, Emery Miles, Sandra Rosenthal, Norman Sarif, Fred Shanahan, Kevin Majer, Eva Naumburger, Ingrid Perlstein, Marnie Reed, Eva Miller, Bertie Rosenthal, Peter Sassoon, Ezekiel Shand, Gregory Majer, Henry Nebenzahl, Ben Philippsohn, Peter Reich, Alan Miller, Helen Rosenthal, Shirley Satill, Brenda Shand, Kathy Majer, Norman Nebenzahl, Irena Philips, Marcus Reich, Esther Miller, Kathy Rosenthal, Wendy Satill, Trevor Shandler, Michael Malatskey, Estelle Nerichow, Roy Phillips, Beth Reichman, Alan Miller, Marion Ross, Edward Schach, Sharon Shapiro, Cathy Malatskey, Jeffrey Nestadt, Harry Phillips, David Reichman, Di Miller, Neill Ross, Leora Schach, Stephen Shapiro, Harold Malmberg, John Nestadt, Myra Phillips, Justin Reid, Anne Miller, Renecia Rotenstein, George Schaefer, Daryl Shapiro, Isabelle Mane, Dawn Neufeld, Julian Phillips, Ron Reid, Carl Miller, Vivienne Rotenstein, Shirley Schaefer, Kari Shapiro, Ken Mann, Barbara Neufeld, Luba Phillips, Susie Rein, Marianne Milner, Gill Roth, John Schaefer, Ralph Shapiro, Marilyn Mann, Curtis Neumann, Lindi Phillips, Vanda Rein, Nigel Milner, Leonie Rowland, Robert Schaefer, Steven Shapiro, Susan Manor, Gilda Neumann, Roy Pillemer, Brian Reiner, Rose Milston, David Rowland, Vera Schaffer, Alan Sharp, Kathryn Manoy, Colin Neumann, Sonja Pillemer, Tessa Reiner, Tom Milston, Jeanette Rozen, Alan Schaffer, Aubrey Sharpe, Ilona Manoy, Robyn Newhouse, Yvonne Pilowsky, Paul Reingold, Cynthia Milwidsky, Peter Rozen, June Schaffer, Muriel Shatz, Diana Marcovitch, Fay Newman, Anne Pinczewski, Jack Reismann, Carol Milwidsky, Robyn Rozenman, Leon Schaffer, Naomi Shaw, Alan Marcovitch, Julian Newman, Frank Placks, Michelle Reismann, Peter Miro, Laurence Rozenman, Mrs R Schapiro, Colin Shaw, Edna Margo, Jill Newman, Henry Plane, Teresa Renof, Laurelle Mitnik, Roissa Rozentzvaig, Ruhama Schapiro, Michael Shaw, Eve Margolin, Shirley Newman, Judy Platus, Evelyn Resnik, Marc Moalem, Dan Rozinova, Emilia Schapiro, Norma Shedlezki, Jan Markovic, Renee Newman, Michele Platus, Ian Reuben, Rachel Moalem, Ruth Rozowsky, Mary Scheinberg, David Shein, Michelle Marks, Diana Newman, Terry Pliner, Ralph Revell, Ziggy Moddel, Gertrude Rozsa, Iren Scheinberg, Eva Sheldon, Edith Marks, Fay Newman, William Plummer, Victor Revelman, Baron Moddel, Kate Rozsa, Susan Schenker, Emma Shell, Allan Marks, Frank Newstead, Graham Pogany, Marianna Revelman, Lorraine Moddel, Ursula Rubens, Winifred Schey, Marianne Shell, Roma Marks, Harold Ninyo, Nancy Pogorelsky, Stanley Rich, Georges Moller, Les Rubin, Hymie Schlesinger, Betty Shelley, Clara Marks, Kevin Novochenok, Sasha Pogorelsky, Tessa Rich, Harry Monastyrsky, Inna Rubin, Jarred Schlesinger, Peter Shelley, George Marks, Lily Nuffield, Sima Pogroske, Anne Rich, Joelle Morgan, Magdalene Rubin, Melanie Schlessinger, Carole Shelton, Leah Marks, Marcelle Pogroske, Trevor Rich, Shirley Moritz, Dianne Rubinstein, Raechelle Schlessinger, David Sher, Steven Marks, Stanley O Polak, Aaron Rind, Jaroslav Morris, Trevor Rubner, Hannah Schnapp , Billie Sherman, Brian Marks, Susan Odillo Maher, Tim Polivnick, Dennis Rinot, Ruth Morris, Vivienne Ruch, Reuven Schnapp, Harry Sherman, Cynthia Marks, Zelda Odze, Diane Polivnick, Elize Roberts, John Morrison, Eva Rudov, Sue Schneeweiss, Ismar Sherman, Gene Markus, John Olian, Vivienne Polivnick, Joan Roberts, Riva Morton, Judith Rutkiewitz, Chaim Schneeweiss, Joachim Shilbury, Sue Mars, Jean Pierre Olstein, Aubrey Polivnick, Leonard Robuck, Gary Morton, Rod Rutland, Suzanne Schneeweiss, Kitty Shilkin, Keith Mars, Teresa Onikul, Naum Pollack, Renee Robuck, Jocelyn Moser, Bertha Ryan, Kim Schneeweiss, Sybil Shineberg, Carol Marshbaum, Ellen Onikul, Rita Pollak, Abe Roby, Pat Moses, Donna Ryba, Edith Schoenheimer, Joy Shineberg, Jeff Marshbaum, Harold Opeskin, Lynette Pollak, Sue Roche, Gloria Moses, Isaac Ryba, Peter Schrieber, Leslie Shmulburd, Jeff Martin, Frank Opit, Judy Pollick, Edith Rock, Monica Moses, Meda Rychter, Judith Schrieber, Paula Shmulburd, Luba Martin, Peter Opit, Julius Pond, John Rock, Sam Moses, Michael Schwartz, Arlene Shnier, Morris Martin, Sophie Opit, Philip Poniris, Jacqueline Rodfeld, Aaron Moses, Philip Schwartz, Bernard Shofer, Bradley Marx, Ian Opit, Rita Port, Leah Rodney, Susie Moses, Rochelle Schwartz, Brian Shofer, Helene Masnick, Anthony Orr, Diana-Rose Portrate, Lea Rogers, Jim Moses, Shmuel Schwartz, Dezmond Shofer, Joe
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Shofer, Ros Solomon, Shirley Sved, Marta Vanasse, Sylvie Wheat, Zoe Winston, William Woolf, Barbara Zamel, Maurice Shore, Lynne Solsky, Beverly Swain, Sally Vander Heyden, Tina Whelan, Robert Winter, Annette Woolf, Gerald Zeitler, Brigitte Shore, Vivian Solsky, Frank Swarts, Adrienne Vankoppelen, Toby Whelan, Sue Winter, Eva Wrublewski, Cynthia Zelazne, Norman Shteinman, Diane Sommer, Annie Swarts, Maurice Varga, Eva Whish, Keith Winter, Paul Wulff, Miriam Zeltzer, Vivian Shteinman, Jonathan Somogy, Jody Swidler, Phyllis Varga, John White, Leslie Wise, Doris Zeman, Paula Shubitz, Louis Somssich, Albert Swieca, Edith Varga, Maya Whitten, Barbara Wise, Mimi Y Zeman, Peter Shulman, Louis Sonenfild, Cecily Swirsky, Adele Varga, Peter Whitten, Raymond Wise, Peter Yakuner, Susanna Zimin, Alice Shulman, Melanie Sonnabend, Amalia Swirsky, Ted Varnay, Tibor Wides, Isaac Wiseman, Juli Yamey, Colin Zinn, Selig Shur, Isabel Sonnabend, David Symon, Josep Vecsei, Agnes Wiener, Michael Wiseman, Ron Yamey, Natalie Zipkis, Peter Shur, Michael Sonnabend, Pam Symon, Leon Veingold, Vily Wiener, Vivienne Wittal, Frank Yesner, Malcolm Zipser, Ann Shvarts, Vladimir Sorger, Peggy Symon, Wendy Velan, Dora Wiesner, Bella Wittal, Richard Yoffe, Aubrey Zipser, Gabriel Shvartsberg, Sam Sowey, Eric Symonds, Bruce Vessey, Lucy Wilkenfeld, Betty Wittenberg, Eva Young, Enid Zonneveld, Elise Siderowitz, Michael Spector, Evgenia Symonds, Geoff Vidor, Allan Wilkenfeld, Peter Wohl, Jenny Young, Zara Zulaikha, Myer Silberstein, Guy Sperber, Michael Symonds, Joy Vidor, Ervin Wills, Cathy Wohl, Peter Yudelowitz, Jacqueline Zurnamer, Kenneth Silk, John Sperling, Judith Symonds, Renee Vidor, Lottie Wills, Rod Wolanski, Phillip Yudelowitz, Philip Zweig, Sam Silk, Rebecca Spielmann, Ernest Szabo, Susan Vidor, Sharon Wilmot, Paul Wolf, Lilly Zwi, Helga Silver, Ruth Spindler, Margalith Vilek, Andrew Wilmot, Sylvia Wolff, John Z Zwi, Rose Silverman, Jane Spira, Henry Vishney, Ilia Wilson, David Wolifson, Irene T Zakochanski, Emmanouil Silvers, Daniel Spira, Judy Vishney, Lana Wilson, Ruth Wolifson, Sydney Taibel, Daniel Zakoshanski, Alexander Silvers, Marianne Spira, Lisa Visontay, Eva Winston, Alice Wolkowicz, Stephen Taibel, Dannielle Zakoshanski, Irina Silverton, Jane Spring, Sofie Taibel, Harry Vizel, Sofia Winston, Lori Wolkowicz, Susan Silverton, Robert Springer, Tom Taibel, Yaffa Vizel, Yuri Silverton, Shirley Stack, Eva Tal, Eli Vogel, Dita Simkovits, Mirjana Stang, Bernie Tal, Nurit Vogel, Vici Simmons, Alan Stang, Minna Tatz, Sandra Vogelnest, Aaron Simmons, Audrey Stanley, Agi Tedeschi, Michael Vogelnest, Laura Simmons, Barry Stark, Regina Teitler, Mildred Vrabac, Nick Simmons, David Steif, Samuel Teperson, Jonathan Simmons, Helen Stein, Archie Teperson, Sherna W Simmons, Moira Stein, Edgar Tessler, Fred Wachtel, Olga Simon, Charles Stein, Hazel Theeboom, Henny Wade, Graham Simon, Daphne Stein, Kathrin Thieben, George Wade, Jackie Simon, Leah Stein, Myer Thieben, Henryka Wagenheim, Lynn Simon, Leonard Stein, Pamela Thurgood, Louise Wagenheim, Morris Simon, Leslie Steinberg, Adam Toblib, Joan Waine, Eric Simon, Norman Steinberg, Catherine Toblib, Meyer Waine, Jeremy Simon, Shirley Steinberg, Tilby Tockar, Linda Waine, Maureen Simons, Anita Steiner, Edith Tockar, Raymond Wainer, Mark Simons, Jeany Steiner, Michael Tofler, Nicki Wainer, Roy Simons, Robert Steiner, Paul Tomchin, Delicia Wainer, Vivienne Simson, Adele Steiner, Tony Tomchin, Paul Wakerman, Esther Singer, David Steinthal, Vivienne Topper, Brian Wakerman, Simon Singer, Elizabeth Stern, Alan Topper, Camilla Waldman, Karen Singer, Luis Stern, Barbara Topper, David Walter, Alex Sini, John Stern, Catherine Topper, Evelyn Walter, Ellen Sini, Lucia Stern, David Tornya, Susie Walter, Robyn Sirtes, Paula Stern, Hannah Torok, Nora Walters, Sylvia Skalsky, Gertrude Stern, Harry Torsh, Daniela Wargon, Alexandra Skalsky, Michael Stern, Harvey Touyz, Rennette Wargon, Orli Skapinker, Alan Stern, Ilana Towers, Barrie Wasilewsky, Hilton Skapinker, Diane Stern, Jack Towers, Celia Wasilewsky, Jacqui Skurnik, Helen Stern, Robin Tracton, Estelle Waxman, Leon Skurnik, Joe Stern, Val Tracton, Jesse Wayne, Diana Slazenger, Otto Stiel, John Tracton, Naomi Wayne, Irvin Slender, Ann Stimler, Ruth Traurig, John Wayne, Lily Slobedman, Eric Stoch, Bev Trevor, David Wayne, Merle Smaller, Elaine Stoliar, Emily Trevor, Jeanette Weinberg, Cynthia Smaller, Peter Stoliar, Norm Triguboff, Harry Weinberg, Errol Smith, Asher Stoloff, Julietta Triguboff, Rhonda Weinstein, Helen Smith, Harry Strasser, Nicole Tveshor, Michael Weinstein, Ruth Smith, Irene Strasser, Peter Weir, Helen Smith, Sybil Streichler, Eva U Weiser, Ron Smith, Sylvia Stricker, Alfred Ullman, Peter Weiser, Sally Snow, David Stricker, Beate Ulman, Margot Weiss, Anthony Snow, Lola Stricker, Sylvia Ungar, Dennis Weiss, Bernard Solar, Misha Strumpman, Betty Unger, Adrian Weiss, Gary Solomon, Alan Stuby, Susanne Unger, Judy Weiss, Ken Solomon, Barbara Stux, Ruth Weissberger, Alfred Solomon, Bruce Stux, Steven V Weiszmann, Dorothy Solomon, Charles Sugerman, David Werman, Leonard Vadas, Martha Solomon, Edna Sugerman, Esmae West, Carol Vall, Judith Solomon, John Sullivan, Eva West, Marina Van Der Poorten, Marianne Solomon, Judy Surany, Tessa Westheimer, Michael Van Embden, Gillian Solomon, Ron Sved, George Westheimer, Sigrid Solomon, Rosalia Sved, John van Gelder, Martini
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A Chong, Beverley Goldstein, Michael Joffe, Heather Mautner, Tom Pogroske, Trevor Schlesinger, Eva T Chosid, Elizabeth Goldstein, Tova Jones, Jane Mayer, Rosetta Polivnick, Elize Schneeweiss, Joachim Abeshouse, Victoria Churnin, Jan Golland, Betty Jones, Justin Maynard, John Polivnick, Sandra Schneeweiss, Sybil Taibel, Yaffa Abrams, Leesa Coates, Samantha Golland, Michael Joseph, Annette McLaughlin, Peter Portrate, Lea Schwartz, Rita Tanner, Sandra Abulafia, Alex Cohen, Brenda Gonski, Helene Joseph, Barry McManus, Hannah Schwarz, Rhona Teeger, Margot Adamek, Kerry Cohen, Ilana Gonski, Peter Mednick, Roberta Q Seeff, Rachelle Teknyos, Orsolya Agranat, Sylvia Thaler, Naomi Cohen, Ingrid Goodman, Lesley K Mervis, Candice Quinn, Colleen Segall, Bernice Ahmed, Nisha Cohen, Susan Goodman, Madeline Michelin, Railee Seidman, Michelle Toltz, Penelope Ainsworth, Jacqueline Kagan, Dawn Traub, Judy Cohn, Ilana Gould, Rita Kahn, Jennifer Miller, Bertie R Seligman, Paula Albert, Cecil Courtley, Pia Graf, Michael Miller, Marion Seskin, Necia Turner, Ruth Kalish, Beverley Rabie, Myra Alexander, Helen Critchley-Etkind, Betty Green, Arnold Miller, Sara Shammay, Raphael Kanagaratnam, Roshana Rabin, Michael Alhassid, Iris Green, Avril Miller, Selwyn Shammay, Roslyn U Kantor, Lyn Rack, Ruth Ali, Sharea Green, Elizabeth Milner, Karen Shapiro, Cathy Ulman, Margot D Kantor, Lyn Raichman, Libby Ali, Zaira Green, Faye Milston, David Shapiro, Ken Davis, Greta Kaplan, Howard Reid, Lydia Alpert, Karen Green, Jeannie Mintz, Philip Shapiro, Susan V Davis, Marilyn Kaplan, Miriam Rein, Michael America, Melanie Green, Robert Morris, Jaine Shatar, Sue Davis, Sally Kaplan, Myrna Rodd, Joan van Gelder, Martini Amoils, Cedric Grevler, Zena Moskovich, Rachel Sheary, Agnes Denenberg, Sue Kaplan, Sid Rogers, Mark Vanasse, Sylvie Amoils, Sarah Grolman, Marcelle Moss, Nechama Sheen, Juliet Diamond, Gillian Kaplan, Wendy Rogut, Vicky Varga, Peter Appleberg, June Grossman, Frank Movsowitz, Harold Sher, Sharon Diamond, Naomi Karney, Lara Rojas, Claudia Vesely, Serena Areke, Raima Grushka, John Movsowitz , Sandra Sherwood, Rita Don, Basil Karpin, Sonja Rom, Avril Armer, Rosita Guralnek, Joseph Myers, Mark Shroot, Josephine Don, Harold Karseboom, Jonathan Rose, Zeita W Gutman, Herman Myers, Miriam Silverman, Jane Don, Railea Katz, Cynthia Rosen, Daryl Wachtel, Olga B Silverman, Mervyn Druc, Judith Katz, Shall Rosen, Ernest Waine, Jeremy Balint, Susan Silvers, Karen H Kersh, Ilana N Rosen, Jody Warty, Neha Bannister, Lisa Simon, Norman E Hadassin, Ian Kimmel, Lorraine Nabarro, Vivienne Rosen, Ruth Wastie, Pearl Banwell, Roslyn Singer, David Einfeld, Elizabeth Hadassin, Rebecca Kimmel, Michael Nagler, Erica Rosen, Sandra Waxman, John Barel, Michael Skelly, Leslie Einfeld, Max Halm, Ruth Kiss, Maurice Nash, Gabriella Rosenberg, Allen Weiner, Queenie Baskir, Victor Smuskowitz, Sybil Einstein, Helen Hammer, Gael Klass, Julius Nash, George Rosenberg, Jacqui Werner, Shoshana Batley, Angela Snider, Judi Ende, Miriam Handley, Judith Kleiner, Sari Nathan, Cassy Rosenberg, Rayna Whitton, Karen Batterham, Yvonne Solomon, Jenny Engelander, Diane Haneman, Peter Klimt, Edith Nathan, Ella Rosenfeld, David Winderbaum, Maurica Bauer, Harry Solomons, Stella Engelander, Wendy Harris, Gwenda Kohn, Sylvia Nebenzahl, Ben Rosenfeld, Hazel Wirth, Ruth Baynash, Philip Somogy, Jody Ensly, Judith Harris, Marshall Kopcho, Linda Neumegen, Ernest Rosenfeld, Michael Wise, Graeme Baynash, Rita Speiser, Ron Eskenazi, Victoria Hart, Barbara Kopsias, Tina Novochenok, Marina Rosenthal, Fae Witton, Nic Bear, Victor Speiser, Susan Etkind, Stephen Hart, Roslyn Kowen, Maurice Nuffield, Sima Rosenthal, Harry Wolfers, Jane Beck, Jasmin Spira, Judy Hartland, Anne Kozlova, Iryna Rosenthal, Wendy Woolf, Barbara Behr, Sandy Spira, Lisa F Hartley, Samantha Kriss, Jennifer O Ross, Leora Beifus, Gail Hasson, Jacques Kubelkova, Lenka Spiro, Allan Faivre, Josephine Okhuysen, Gretha Ross, Rachel Y Bender, Fran Hasson, Marilyn Kutner, Sam Stavrack, Sylvia Faludi, George Opit, Rita Rozen, Alan Yarad, Helen Ben-Dror, Babette Havin, Dennis Kwaitek, Sarah Steigrad, Anne Faludi, Vera Rozental, Ruby Young, Sydney Benjamin, Jodi Heller, Eva Kwon, Jiwon (Clare) Stein, Clara Feigen, Kate P Rozowsky, Mary Young, Zara Benjamin, Sheila Herman, Shirley Stein, Hazel Feldman, Miriam Parker, Andrew Rubens, Winifred Yudelowitz, Jacqueline Ben-Mayor, Albert Herr, Cyril Stein, Myer Finger, Rebecca L Parker, Edith Ruzicka, Juliana Berger, Gabriel Hersch, Sheli Stern, Dafna Finkelstein, Ruth Lane, Micheline Pedisic, Suzana Berger, Jennifer Hertzberg, Susan Stern, Estelle Z Fisher, Beverley Langer, Kerryn Penn, Greta S Berkovits, George Hirner, Lauren Stern, Gary Zamel, Betty Fleischer, Shirley Larish, Christine Perets, Evelyn Sandberg, Carole Berkowitz, Doris Hirschowitz, Camille Stone, Jacqueline Zamel, Maurice Fleming, Evelyne Latham, Arlene Phillips, Roselyn Sassoon, Ezekiel Berman, Barbara Hirschowitz, Roy Strasser, Nicole Zeitler, Brigitte Forbath, Magda Lazarus, Maurice Pilman, Ilya Schaefer, Daryl Berman, Harold Ho, Jane Streichler, Eva Zettel, Charlotte Frank, Rita Lee, Jane Pinshaw, Renee Schaefer, Ralph Berman, Yvonne Hoenig, Mira Super, Myrna Zimin, Alice Fredman, Hilary Lelliott, Linda Plane, Teresa Schaffer, Aubrey Bernard, Leslie Hopman, Zara Symon, Wendy Zonneveld, Elise Freed, Helen Lenhardt, Gabriella Pogorelsky, Tessa Schaffer, Muriel Blieden, Beulah Horry, Simon Symonds, Renee Freeland, Michael Levi, Lewis Bloch, Eva Hsini-I, Change (Villa) Freeman, David Levitt, Catalina Bloom, Estelle Humphry, Vivien Fremder, Maurice Levy, David Bloom, Phillip Hyamson, Jack Blumberg, Darren Friedman, Eva Levy, Michaela Liebowitz, Ruth Active Student Volunteers at 30 June 2016 Blumgart, Don Friedman, Jocelyn I Blumgart, Mary Friedman, Rose Lipman, Angela Bluth, George Friese, Helen Ichilcik, Rene Lobasso, Lina Abeshouse, Noah Gilbert, Dean Lee, Lili Smith, Gina Boss, Craig Ihaka, Rosalind Locher, Hendrika Baran, Nicola Gilbert, Kayla Markwick, Georgina Somerville , Hannah Bowman, Neil G Inberg, Alla Lopacinski, Christine Basserabie, Alex Glascott, Thomas McKelvey, Georgia Sukiennik, Jacob Inberg, Gary Lore, Pat Brandon, Sid Gafen, Natalie Beitle, Lily Gleeson, Grace Meskin, Jed Sukiennik, Rudi Isaacs, Gloria Loukachonok, Vitali Breen, Kate Garamy, Steven Berkowitz, Cody Goran, Gabriella Miller, Hannah Wein, Sam Isacowitz, Royce Lowbeer, John Brickman, Carole Garden, Roslyn Best, Courtney Greenfield , Sophie Miller, Zoe Weinstein, Josh Isman, Ruth Lurie, Jane Brivik, Jeff Gardos, Ruth Breen, William Greenfield , Tali Mulhern, William Werman, Tara Israel, Kathrine Lurie, Leon Brown, Peter Gifford, Jodie Chait, Adam Hancock, William Musgrove, Scarlett Yesner, Raquel Itzkowic, Melinda Lurie, Norman Brunner, Enid Ginsberg, Julien Clennar, Adam Jammy, Rachel Nabarro, Erin Zoellner, Courteney Brunner, Harry Ginsberg, Monica Collins, Ally Jankelowitz, Noa Nastase, Sophie Byers, Philippa Glover, Faye J M Coutts-Trotter, Anna Jetis, Martha Norman, Natalie Golan, Olga Jacobson, Ingrid Magen, Clarissa Dave, Jenna Juergens, Ben Orleow, Ashlee C Goldberg, Audrey Jacobson, Jerrold Magen, Dan de Wit, Corey Kaplinski, Amy Persson, Olivia Caganoff, Carole Goldman, Alma Jacobson, Shirley Mahoney, Laura Delic, Jakov Katzen, Max Price, Lili Cantoni, Agnes Goldman, Janice Jaeger, Larry Malki, Sandra Diamond, Candice Kaufman, Ilan Ryan, Bec Castelblanco, Adriana Goldman, Newton Jaku, Michael Margolin, Shirley Dowd, Isabella Kessler, Gidon Salter, Sam Chertkow, Rennie Goldshaft, Richelle Javen, Val Marjenberg, Carmel Ellis-Bloor, Aaron Khurana, Jasmine Schlesinger, Anne-Marie Jenner, Gary Mautner, Rose Faul, Lauren King, Aurelia Shlom, Ari
58 59 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME FOUNDATION DONATIONS CONTINUED. DONATIONS
The Foundation was established in 1988 to provide the Home with the additional financial support necessary to Krawitz, Aubrey & Dorit Nahum, Robin Rozsa, Iren Topper & Co Pty Ltd Krug, Henry & Ella Narunsky, Les & Marcia Rubinstein, Peter Torsh, Daniela continue delivering high standards of care to the aged in our community, including the financially disadvantaged. Nathan, Maureen Ruch, Reuven Treisman, Brian & Bootcov, L Nebenzahl, Ben Rudov, Sue Michelle The Foundation receives donations from many sources, including residents and their families. Donations to the Lakhterman, Valeri Nebenzahl, Irena Rutland, Suzanne Tuch, Jeff & Sandy Lane, Micheline Nerichow, Roy Ryan, Kim Tzedaka Foundation Foundation are tax-deductible. If you wish to make a donation, please contact Esther Wakerman, Community Langbart, Peter & Avrille Nestadt, Harry & Myra Rychter, Judith Relations Manager on 02 8345 9110. Laszlo, Eva Neufeld, Julian & Luba U Laufer, David & Diana Neumann, Roy & Lindi S Ullman, Peter Lavigne, Nita Neumann, Sonja Sabel, Robert Lax, Alfred & Alberta Newman, Terry & Anne Sacks, Raymond & Elana V A Browne, Garry & Robyn Fischer, Michael & Barbara Hayman, Jeremy Lazarus, Phillip & Francine Saffer, Valerie Buchwald, Gita Fischl, Alex & Rosalind Hearst, Kathleen Vall, Judith Aaron, Mosey Lechem, Henry & Susan O Salamon, Manfred & Linda Vankoppelen, Toby Burger, Diane Flekser, Hymie & Maureen Helfgott, Eddy Lederman, Margaret Odillo Maher, Tim Sandor, John & Ann Abbott, David Burnie, Evelyn Ford, Barbara Helprin, Sam & Sheila Varga, John & Maya Abeshouse, Norman & Ruth Lehrer, Adele Opeskin, Lynette Sangster, Allan & Eleanor Varga, Peter Burt, Ina Forman, Ruth Hemli, Shimon & Vivien Leibowitz, Eli & Van Embden, Gillian Opit, Julius & Judy Sapir, Elizabeth Abrahams, Harold Foxman, Deborah Hessen, David & Shirley Vecsei, Agnes Abrahams, Patricia Lemish, Peter & Lisa Opit, Rita Satill, Trevor & Brenda Veingold, Vily C Frank, Barry & Cherryl Higgins, Lord Terence & Dame Lenny, Sylvia Osmo, Eddy Saville, Paul Abrahams, Selwyn & Barbara Frank, Lisa Rosalyn Velan, Dora Abrams, Lena Cambell, Judith Levi, Frank & Carol Schapiro, Colin & Melanie Vessey, Lucy Cann, Robert & Janelle Frater, Charles Hoare, Shelley Levi, Ian & Ann P Schapiro, Michael & Norma Adcock, Beverley Freeman, Damien Hoffman, Cecil & Norma Veytsblit, Jane Alexander, Fred Cardash, Gerald & Rae Levine, Julie Pantzer, Sara Schey, Marianne Vogel, Dita Carlin, Sydney & Tanya Freeman, Ralph Holland, Ivan & Dolores Levy, Bernard & Elizabeth Schoenheimer, Joy Alperstein, Steve & Diane Freiberg, Gus Hotz, Ilana Pasvolsky, Ivor & Freda Alter, Ian & Jenny Cass, Julian Levy, Dennis Peipert, Sid & Judy Seifman, Harold & Lynne W Center, Steve & Yolanda Friedman, Jocelyn Hurst, Julian Levy, Erna Sekel, Rae Andrews, Judith Peisah, Fred & Marlene Wainer, Roy & Vivienne Ceylon, Jenny Friedman, Sharon Hyman, Ian & Hanne Lewin, Eva Seniors Friendship Club Apfelbaum, Miriam Pencharz, Jack & Rosalie Wakerman, Simon & Esther Charif, Ian & Bernice Lewis, David & Caroline Sernack, Max Appleberg, Michael & June Penn, Ian Walter, Ellen Chazan, Warren G I Lewy, Ursel Seskin, Necia Apterman, Leo Penn, Issy & Greta Walters, Sylvia Chipkin, Pearl Gal, John & Judy Inberg, Gary & Susan Libter, David Shammay, Raphael & Roslyn Argy, Morris Peretz, Barbara Wargon, Alexandra Clayman, Helen Gardos, Ruth Israelski, Peter Lifman, Elizabeth Shanahan, Kevin & Joan Ashberg, Alan & Miriam Perl, Peter & Yvonne Wayne, Irvin & Merle Cohen, Aubrey Gassner, Kitty Lilienthal, Ruth Sharp, Harold Perlman, Lisa Weinberg, Henry & Ruth Cohen, Phillip & Helen Gellert, Ivan & Marie J Lindenberg, Alan & Melanie Shatz, Diana B Philips, Marcus & Ramone Weiner, Agi Coppel, Ronald & Valerie Ger, Des Linker, Maurice Shavit, Melissa Bahar, Diana Jacobs, David & Jenny Pillemer, Brian & Tessa Weiss, Anthony Corne, Sheila Gerechter, Ron Lions Club of Bondi Inc Sheldon, Edith Balint, John & Susan Jacobs, George & Hirshorn, Janice Pollack, Renee Weiss, Ken Costi, Eddie & Rosie Gergely, Stephen & Edith Lipman, Martin & Angela Sherman, Brian & Gene Ban, Ivan Jacobs, Larry Poniris, Jacqueline West, Carol Courant, Yvonne Glaser, Rafi & Louise Lipton, Nory & Libby Shineberg, Jeff & Carol Banki, George Jacobsohn-Erdman, Sandra Port, Ruth Wheat, Zoe Cowan, Renate Glass, Jeremy Lobel, Eddy & Simone Shmulburd, Jeff & Tania Banwell, Roslyn Jacobson, Les & Orit Portrate, Lea White, Leslie & Jacqui Crews, Rita Glass, Valda Lopacinski, Christine Shofer, Bradley & Helene Barr, Mark & Elana Jacobson, Peter & Marlene Potok, Liane Wilkenfeld, Betty Cromer, Ruth Glick, Anne Lorant, Judy Shore, Vivian & Lynne Barripp, Bettina Jacobson, Selwyn & Hedy Press, Peter & Anna Wise, Mimi Csontos, Edith Glick, Barry & Sally Lorentz, Gabriel & Diana Shub, Lilian Bart, Berta Jaku, Edward & Flore Proweller, Rita Wiseman, Ron & Juli Czeiger, Julius Glick, Cherie Lowy, Alexander & Fried, Leone Shvarts, Vladimir Baskin, Clive & Marlene Jankelowitz, Stephen & Brenda Wolf, Lilly Gold, Joe & Susan Lowy, Robert & Sally Siderowitz, Michael & Sieradski, Baskir, Victor Jewish Communal Appeal R Wolifson, Sydney D Gold, Miri Paula Bear, Victor Joffe, Ronald Rabie, David & Mandell, Cheryl Woods, Rita Goldberg, Zelda Silberstein, Guy Bebek, Ivan Danon, Albert & Dinah Joseph, Barry & Dianne M Radnai, Elizabeth Goldman, Dorothy Silk, John & Rebecca Bebek, Stephen Davis, Edward & Irit Jurke, Steven & Ruth Maister, Dennis & Gerda Radomsky, Len & Cecile Goldman, Peter & Milly Silvan, Susan Y Beck, Harry & Vivienne Davis, Terry & Sue Mann, Linda Randall, Roy & Jennifer Goldman, Sam & Elsie Silverman, Jane Young, Zara Benjamin, Sam Deutsch, Frank K Margo, Jill Raphael, Kenneth & Deborah Goldschmidt, Colin & Sharon Simkovits, Mirjana Bennett, Andrew & Pamela Diamond, John & Wendy Kaldor, Judith Markovic, Renee Rawack, Keith Goldschmidt, Errol & Zillah Singer, Luis & Elizabeth Z Bentwitch, Bruce Doctor, Daphne Kalfus, Anna Mars, Jean Pierre & Teresa Rayner, Bronwyn Goldsmith, Horace Skalsky, Michael & Pat Zakoshanski, Alexander & Irina Beran, Penny Don, Basil & Thelma Kaplan, Leon Masnick, Eva Reiner, Rose Gompes, Michael & Rachel Snow, David Zamel, Maurice & Betty Beran, Roy & Maureen Doobov, Brian & Marion Kaplin, Ian & Pamela Mautner, Tom & Rose Reiner, Tom Gonski, Peter & Michelle Solar, Misha Zeitler, Brigitte Berger, Anna Downes, Kaye Kark, Peter & Val McClean, Beverley Reingold, Cynthia Goorevich, Leo Solomon, Charles & Esther Zelazne, Norman & Marcia Berger, Mor & Jolan Drummond, Christa Karney, Julien & Miller, Renecia McDonald, Steven & Bakalich, Resnik, Marc & Elana Gottheiner, Barry & Isabel Somssich, Albert Zipkis, Peter Berman, David & Sandra Duchen, David & Brenda Karp, Barry & Pam Danika Reti, Olga Gottlieb, Eric & Hana Sowey, Eric & Anne Zulaikha, Myer Biggs, Martin & Gienia Dukes, Claire Karpin, David Meerkin, Matthew & Bernice Rettie, Marion Gottlieb, Gizela Spielmann, Ernest Zwarenstein, Helen Birnbaum, Phillip & Beverley Dyne, Stanley & Marlin Katz, Ilse Melov, Freda Reznik, Yvonne Green, Ben Spira, Henry & Judy Zwi, Helga Blieden, Beulah Kay, Harry & Irene Mendelle, Steve Rind, Jaroslav Green, Lionel Spring, Sofie Blitz, Mary E Kaye, Roger & Judy Mendels, Anna Rinot, Ruth Green, Michael & Judy Stead, Helene Block, Bruce Edinburg, Mark & Debbie Kennedy, John & Roslyn Mendels, Paul Ritterman, Fritzi Green, Tim & Meli Stein, Myer & Kathrin Block, David & Naomi Ehrlich, Joshua & Beverley Kertesz, Kim & Elizabeth Merten, Kenneth & Krys Roberts, John & Riva Green, Winifred Steinberg, Adam & Catherine Blumberg, Selwyn & Moyra Einstein, Leslie & Rochelle Kessler, Clive Miles, Bernice Rock, Sam & Monica Greenberg, Merle Stern, Alan & Kerry Blumenthal, Simon & Ruth Emder, Phillip Kessler, David & Janet Miller, Vivienne Rodny, Laurence Greene, Jack & Sarah Stern, David & Robin B’nai B’rith Ende, Miriam Khaper, Michael & Valentina Milston, David & Jeanette Rooz, Emil Greenstone, John Stern, Hannah Bognar, Sue Engelander, Wendy Klarnet, Jack & Maxine Milwidsky, Peter & Robyn Rosen, Marshall & Suzanne Griffiths, Randolph & Amanda Stuby, Susanne Bolotin, Malvina Estate of the Late Margit Vadasz Klein, Cato Montefiore Home Manicurists, Rosenbaum, David Gross, Miriam Sundstrom, Ruth Bondy, Eric Klein, Eva Hunters Hill Rosenberg, Allan & Carolyn Grossman, Janine Swieca, Edith Bowmer, Robyn F Klein, Igor & Margaret Moritz, Dianne Rosenberg, Bertram & Pauline Gruenewald, Simon & Hilary Morton, Rod & Judith Symon, Josep & Avril Braham, Mark Faigen, Mark Kleist, Alida Rosenfeld, David & Hazel Guss, Mitchell & Ruth Moses, Meda Symonds, Bruce & Allene Brandon, Sid & Julie Falk, Joyce Klinger, Helen Rosenfeld, Michael Moss, Joel & Ziva Symonds, Geoff & Renee Breuer, Thomas Faludi, George & Vera Klinger, Ron & Suzie Rosenthal, Harry & Fae H Mowszowski, Aviva Brisson, Charlie Farbenblum, Michael & Sue Koder, Deborah Rosenthal, Lara Haneman, Peter T Brodaty, Henry & Karoline Feigen, Zelda Korn, Yvonne Rosenthal, Wendy Harris, Basil & Leonie Tedeschi, Michael Broit, Dennis & Sharyn Feingold, Mavis Kornmehl, Jim & Simons, Jeany N Rosettenstein, George & Yvonne Hartstein, Vicki Tofler, Nicki Brown, Errol & Pam Fenton, Thomas & Judy Kossard, Steve & Silvia Nabarro, Kevin Rotenstein, George & Shirley Hatfield, Harriet Tomchin, Paul & Delicia Brown, Jeff & Carol Ferns, Jennifer Koster-Bowmer, Evelyn Nabarro, Vivienne Rozinova, Emilia
60 61 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME BEQUESTS BIRTHDAY DONATIONS CONTINUED.
The following generous donors have honoured us with bequests. Please note that due to the Goodman, Sydney & Sheila – Veronica Kessel’s 70th Birthday Swirsky, Ted & Adele – Yvette Berson’s 80th Birthday Gordon, Moi & Joyce – Leon Symon’s 85th Birthday Swirsky, Ted & Adele – Graham Mendelowitz’s 50th Birthday enormous scope of the Home, this project is ongoing offering many opportunities to donors. Gottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Susie Grossman’s Birthday Teeger, Barry & Mimi – Lilly Kaufman’s 100th Birthday For details of such opportunities, please contact Community Relations Manager, Esther Wakerman Gottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Tom Grossman’s 80th Birthday Teeger, Barry & Mimi – Mervyn Levine’s 70th Birthday on 02 8345 9110. Gottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Jack Klass’ 80th Birthday Trevor, Jeanette – Rose Klas’ 100th Birthday Grevler, Alan & Zena – Selma Kahane’s 100th Birthday Ulman, Margot – Maurie Haifer’s 90th Birthday Halmay, Nicholas – Elizabeth Grunstein’s 100th Birthday Weiss, Charlotte – Kuba Enoch’s 90th Birthday Estate of the Late Manuel Gold Estate of the Late Henry Shagrin Halmay, Nicholas – Herman Gutman’s 93rd Birthday Wesek, Julian & Min – Ella Jacobson’s 80th Birthday Estate of the Late John Gonda Estate of the Late Edith Simblist-Polak Halmay, Nicholas – Vilmos Kelly’s 90th Birthday Wesek, Julian & Min – Tammy Wesek’s 70th Birthday Estate of the late Ella Beatrice Gronbech Estate of the Late Claire Sinclair Harder, Michelle – Garry Hyman’s 55th Birthday Estate of the Late Charlotte Lewinsky Estate of the Late Karoline Zolshan Harris, Joss & Gwenda – Jane Lurie’s 70th Birthday Yvonne Abadee’s 80th Birthday Estate of the Late Gerhart Lowenthal Estate of the Late Vera Zukerman Hart, Ian & Barbara – David Glasser’s 70th Birthday Bogan, Elaine Estate of the Late Rupert Michaelis Herman, David & Margot – Rosalie Klass’ Birthday Browne, Wesley & Sari Herman, David & Margot – Marlene Ryan’s Birthday Gold, Harold & Jill Herman, Leeba – Harold Berman’s 80th Birthday Lindner, Diana Herman, Leeba – Jack Klass’ 80th Birthday Maybloom, Bernard & Shirley Isenberg, Paul & Eira – Eira Isenberg’s Birthday Oystragh, Anne-Louise Jacobson, Elcan & Ella – Rose Novis’ 80th Birthday Rosenthal, Harry & Fae Joseph, Annette – Harold Don’s 80th Birthday MEMORIAL Kaplan, Myrna – Leigh Levine’s 70th Birthday Cecil Albert’s 80th Birthday Kaplan, Myrna – Merle Sachs’ 70th Birthday Gordon, Charlie & Andrea DONATIONS Karney, Julien & Miller, Renecia – Merle Sachs’ 70th Birthday Green, Elizabeth Katz, Helen – Egdar Stein’s 85th Birthday Streichler, Eva Chersky, Daniel – In memory of Noemi Potachnik Leibowitz, Roy & Deborah – In memory of Harold Leibowitz Katz, Max & Shall – Selig Zinn’s 90th Birthday Chersky, Irina – In memory of Noemi Potachnik Levy, Zach – In memory of Anne Rogerson Kessel, Ivan & Veronica – Peter & Judy Ford’s 70th Birthdays Rae Bass’ 100th Birthday Graham, Lorna – In memory of Dora Tanner Simon, Ami – In memory of Sylvia Simon Kister, Henry – Avi Kister’s Birthday Behrens, Estelle Herman, Agi – In memory of Vilmos Kelly Stern, Hannah – In memory of Richard Castile Kluger, Miriam – Peter & Janette Kahn’s 75th Birthdays Bendelstein, Lilly Kilov, Hilton – In memory of Jacob Kilov Walt, Manfred – In memory of Leah Zev Knep, Joel & Melanie – Barry Pryer’s 70th Birthday Berger, Ada Levitt, Mark & Myers, Maxine – Gillian Heller’s 60th Birthday Cohen, Henry & Carole Lopis, Arnold & Karen – Brenda Satill’s 60th Birthday Rozowsky, Mary Lotzof, Michael & Yola – Solomon Caganoff’s 70th Birthday Sacks, Thelma Malkin, Isaac & Rona – Len Lipman’s 95th Birthday Sessel, Blanche Malkin, Isaac & Rona – Stan Pogorelsky’s 68th Birthday Marks, Stanley & Zelda – Noah Conyer’s Barmitzvah David Berman’s 80th Birthday Matrai, Eva – Amala Sonnabend’s 98th Birthday Adcock, Desmond & Beverley BIRTHDAY Melamet, Barry & Beryl – Alan Saidman’s 70th Birthday Browne, Wesley & Sari Opit, Rita – Syd Young’s 90th Birthday Davis, Marilyn DONATIONS Portrate, Lea – Wesley Browne’s Birthday Lee, Judy Reichman, Alan & Di – Mark Hoffman’s 60th Birthday Portrate, Lea Throughout the year, generous donations were made to the Home in honour of family members Reichman, Alan & Di – Benny Schreiber’s 80th Birthday Riesel, Thea and friends, in lieu of gifts. We acknowledge them with thanks. Reichman, Steven & Roselyn – Harold Zev’s 60th Birthday Robinson, Lyon & Beth Rose, Beth – Ruth Port’s 80th Birthday Rosenberg, Allen & Jacqui Rosenberg, Bertram & Pauline – Jessica Brener’s 80th Birthday Stern, Barbara Abrahams, Dorothy – Shula Krimhand’s 70th Birthday Clennar, Rhona – Joan Philips’ 98th Birthday Rosenthal, Hilton & Linda – Cecil Zinn’s Birthday Appleberg, Michael & Ruth – Rose Rath’s 70th Birthday Clennar, Rhona – Archie Stein’s 90th Birthday Sachs, Vernon & Merle – Lisa Frank’s 100th Birthday Fay Bernstein’s 100th Birthday Aramaty, Edith – Maggy Baroukh’s 80th Birthday Cohen, Harry & Ethel – Rae Frank’s 90th Birthday Savitt, Denise – Herbert Freeman’s 95th Birthday Bahar, Judy Atlas, Mischa & Luba – Karyn Moskow’s Birthday Cohen, Ivor & Sylvia – Maggy Baroukh’s 80th Birthday Schoenheimer, Joy – Ella Nathan’s 1st Birthday Freund, George & Beryl Avidan, Susan – Agi Kraus’ 80th Birthday Collins, Michael & Sylvia – Harold Don’s 80th Birthday Sender, Malcolm & Adrienne – Vivien Dembo’s 70th Birthday Lee, Judy Avidan, Susan – Eva Matrai’s 90th Birthday Dolowitz, Margaret – Shirley Fleischer’s 80th Birthday Shall, Harold & Frankie – Mervyn Katz’s 60th Birthday Zwarenstein, Helen Bear, Victor – Jeffrey Kamins’ 60th Birthday Don, Ron & Loretta – Basil Don’s 90th Birthday Shavit, Pauline – Peter Arnold’s 80th Birthday Berkowitz, Doris – Maurie Haifer’s 90th Birthday Epstein, Marlene – Susie Gold’s 80th Birthday Shofer, Joe & Ros – Rodney Reso’s 80th Birthday Shirley Borowsky’s 80th Birthday Berkowitz, Doris – Joan Philips’ 98th Birthday Feldman, Miriam – Renate Kaplan’s 80th Birthday Shofer, Joe & Ros – Ethel Sandler’s 90th Birthday Jersky, Jerry & Hannah Berkowitz, Doris – Stan Price’s 80th Birthday Freeman, Derek & Phyllis – Zelman Freeman’s 95th Birthday Shulman, Louis & Melanie – Aubrey Goldberg’s 70th Birthday Schaffer, Alan & Naomi Berman, David & Sandra – Hymie Penn’s 90th Birthday Friede, Peter & Maureen – Gloria Munitz’s 70th Birthday Singer, David & Carole – Jack Hyamson’s 100th Birthday Toblib, Meyer & Joan Blechman, Sam & Sandra – Anita Amler’s 70th Birthday Fromer, Esther – Francis Factor’s 90th Birthday Singer, Luis & Elizabeth – Lynne Shore’s 80th Birthday Blechman, Sam & Sandra – Harold Berman’s 80th Birthday Frydman, Henry & Guta – Jane Lurie’s 70th Birthday Slezak, Peter & Julie – Katy Sade’s 70th Birthday Miriam Ende’s 80th Birthday Blechman, Sam & Sandra – Tanya Carlin’s 70th Birthday Gescheit, Robert & Jayne – David Green’s 60th Birthday Snider, Phillip & Judy – Peter Epstein’s 70th Birthday Gardos, Ruth Blechman, Sam & Sandra – Gillian Heller’s 60th Birthday Gild, Steven & Joan – Mark Arenson’s 60th Birthday Steiner, Paul & Judy – Vilmos Kelly’s 90th Birthday Opit, Rita Blechman, Sam & Sandra – Bessie Stein’s 87th Birthday Gillman, Rita – Marion Rettie’s Birthday Steinfeld, Lou & Sibyl – Monty Fivelman’s 90th Birthday Schaffer, Aubrey & Muriel Blieden, Beulah – David Rogut’s 80th Birthday Gold, Gitta – Herman Gutman’s 93rd Birthday Steinfeld, Lou & Sibyl – Brenda Snipelisky’s 60th Birthday Ulman, Margot Blumberg, Katya – Simone Blumberg’s 50th Birthday Gold, Gitta – Lilly Kaufman’s 100th Birthday Steingold, Colin & Noreen – Vivien Dembo’s 70th Birthday Bluth, George & Inge – Marcelle Marks’ 85th Birthday Goldberg, Sybil – Eva Matrai’s 90th Birthday Steingold, Colin & Noreen – Mervyn Katz’s 60th Birthday Gitta Gold’s 90th Birthday Burnie, Evelyn – Ernie Friedlander’s 80th Birthday Goldstein, Raymond & Maureen – Aubrey Yoffe’s 90th Birthday Stern, Jack & Estelle – David & Robin Stern’s 70th Birthdays Avidan, Susan Caplan, Gideon – Herbert Freeman’s 95th Birthday Gonski, Helene – Peter Arnold’s 80th Birthday Stoch, Selwyn & Judy – Syd and Val Lonstein’s Birthdays Bernfield, Ann
62 63 ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME BIRTHDAY DONATIONS CONTINUED. WEDDING & ANNIVERSARY DONATIONS
Ehrlich, Paul & Zillah Barry Karp’s 80th Birthday Bertha Moser’s 90th Birthday Our sincere thanks to all those who kindly contributed to the Home on the following very Halmay, Nicholas Chipkin, Pearl Doobov, Brian & Marion Lane, Graeme & Vivienne Lechem, Henry & Susan Heller, Eva special occasions. Mautner, Tom & Rose Swirsky, Ted & Adele Hiller, Felix & Dora Nathan, Ella Melanie Knep’s 70th Birthday Setton, Eva Abramowitz, Deborah Trevor & Anne Pogroske’s 41st Wedding Anniversary Charles & Renee Abrams’ Alan & Josie Nathan’s 50th Schwartz, Emil & Olga Lechem, Henry & Susan Abramowitz, Deborah Alon & Zoe Tal’s Wedding 70th Wedding Anniversary Wedding Anniversary Somogy, Jody Karney, Julien & Miller, Renecia Zara Moskow’s 85th Birthday Berkowitz, Doris Jerry & Hannah Jersky’s 60th Wedding Anniversary Grossberg, Hessie Isaacs, Jocelyn Wise, Trevor & Susie Swirsky, Ted & Adele Krasnowsky, Minnie Cann, Robert & Janelle John & Nita Lavigne’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Kaplan, Elliot & Brenda Pencharz, Jack & Rosalie Zucker, Joseph & Rina Melamet, Barry & Beryl Carlin, Sydney & Tanya Harold & Helen Gottlieb’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Cranko, David & Ada Shatz, Diana Shiffer, Nanette Rachelle Lever’s 70th Birthday Sacks, Bentley & Helene Cohen, Roy & Jennifer Neil & Shirley Cohen’s 65th Wedding Anniversary Fred & Marta Vickers’ 70th Harold Gold’s 80th Birthday Bernstein, Hylton & Hilary Don, Ron & Loretta Clive & Ruth Barnett’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Ulman, Margot Wedding Anniversary Bloom, Phillip & Estelle Diamond, Darryl & Elaine Jan Owen’s 90th Birthday Don, Ron & Loretta Harvey & Wendy Cooper’s 60th Wedding Anniversary Vernon & Anita Amler’s Barhon, Jaruska Bloom, Ken & Helen Dreyer, Lee Bassin, Nora Gardos, Ruth George & Inge Gertler’s 59th Wedding Anniversary 50th Wedding Anniversary Berg, Vera Don, Harold & Railea Goodman, Sydney & Sheila Blair, David & Tmne Goldstein, Michael & Dorothy Graeme & Lisa Pillemer’s Wedding Berman, Charles & Yvonne Burton, George & Edith Isenberg, Paul & Eira Joffe, Farrel & Caryn Brandon, Selina Gottlieb, Paula Andrew & Tamara Adler’s Anniversary & Birthdays Blechman, Sam & Sandra Dlask, Judy Isenberg, Barry & Doreen Kaplan, Ivan & Myra Einfeld, Maadi Inberg, Gary & Susan Neil & Shirley Cohen’s 65th Wedding Anniversary Carlin, Sydney & Tanya Kalina, Ivo & Lily Kitchener, Jeanie Falk, Joyce Jackson, Cynthia John & Nita Lavigne’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Cohen, Sadie Levy, Kitty Moi Gordon’s 85th Birthday Kitchener, Peter & Elizabeth Sonenfild, Cecily Katz, Vernon & Cohen, Barbara Maurice & Nancy Goldberg’s 70th Wedding Anniversary Cornofsky, Maurice & Anne Muller, Jarka Chertkow, Rennie Krost, Colin & Melanie Sperling, Owen & Judith Knep, Joel & Melanie Henry & Sue Lechem’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Kleviansky, Morris & Esther Ronai, Egon Frank, Selwyn & Ida Krost, Steve & Taube Stern, Barbara Malatskey, Jeffrey & Estelle Greg & Hannah Sher’s Wedding Margolis, Cyril & Cynthia Wachtel, Olga Ginsberg, Brian & Alice Krost, Cecil & Barbara Malkin, Isaac & Rona Maurice & Ann Cornofsky’s 25th Wedding Anniversary Max, Marion West, Lydia Isaacs, Gerald & Sylvia Libesman, Michael & Ruth Edith Parker’s 80th Birthday Malkin, Isaac & Rona Stan & Tessa Pogorelsky’s 45th Wedding Anniversary Wayne, Irvin & Merle Klass, Julius with Etty Phillips, Anthony & Vivien Denes, Andrew & Susan Movsowitz, Harold & Sandra Leon & Cynthia Goodman’s Anniversary & Cynthia’s Birthday Michael & June Appleberg’s Shur, Jenny Radnai, Elizabeth Myerson, Edwin & Adele Jerrold & Shirley Jacobson’s 60th Wedding Anniversary 50th Wedding Anniversary Roy Hirschowitz’s 75th Birthday Uria, Larry & Nicola Vecsei, Agnes Pencharz, Jack & Rosalie Harold & Helen Gottlieb’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Kaye, Robert & Anne Einstein, Jeff & Helen Swirsky, Ted & Adele Henry & Sue Lechem’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Pencharz, Jack & Rosalie Kanareck, Sacha & Daniella David Levy’s 90th Birthday Fritzi Ritterman’s 102nd Birthday Wittal, Frank Andrew & Tamara Adler’s Anniversary & Birthdays Polivnick, Rael & Sandra Kristeller, Brian & Helen Brandon, Selina Avidan, Susan Schaefer, Ralph & Daryl Levin, Dennis & Enid Freeman, Derek & Phyllis Brandon, Selina Moritz, Dianne Young, Sydney & Zara Finkelstein, Judah & Bernice Moskow, Mark & Karyn Halmay, Nicholas Penn, Issy & Greta Dennis Maister’s 80th Birthday Harris, Christine Taylor, Gill & Tessa Berman, Oscar & Yvonne Marishel, Alfred & Rosalie Kaplan, Myrna Zurnamer Family Paul Isenberg’s 80th Birthday Karp, Barry & Pam Papoulas, Mr C & Mrs L SYNAGOGUE Esra, Nicole Kuper, Morris & Sheila Snider, Philip & Judy Gold, Harold & Jill Lechem, Henry & Susan DONATIONS Isaacs, Brian & Gloria Meyerowitz, Lawrence & Jacqueline Sigrid Westheimer’s 90th Birthday Isenberg, Barry & Doreen Reichman, Alan & Di Brandon, Selina Aramaty, Edith Goldberg, Sybil Lipton, George Skalsky, Gertrude Joseph, Darren & Caron Sachs, Vernon & Merle Perkal, Raya Aron, Rachel Goodman, Elaine Lubczanski, Rachel Somogy, Jody Joseph, Ralph & Nessa Swirsky, Ted & Adele Reid, David & Ruth Aronson, Mayer & Heather Goodman, Nicholas Norilov, Luda Stoch, Brenda Joseph, Annette Weintroub, Sidney & Jenny Walter, Ellen Baram, Paul & Shelley Grossman, Thomas & Susan Nurick, Beverley Symon, Josep & Avril Lipman, Martin & Angela Wolpert, Kenneth & Tammy Baroukh, Marguerite Halmay, Nicholas Perkal, Raya Treisman, Brian & Bootcov, Michelle Marjenberg, Carmel Leah Zev’s 90th Birthday Bear, Victor Hasson, Jacques & Marilyn Perry, Lyn Weiner, Agi Michael, Margo Jackie Meyerowitz’s 80th Birthday Bendelstein, Lily Biner, Lea Israelson, Lovelle Platus, Morris & Anne Weiss, Charlotte Michelin, Railee Berkowitz, Doris Berger, Ada Brandon, Selina Jacobson, Ingrid Rabie, Dvorah Wyner, Michael Passman, Martin & Kathy Caminer, Dagma Cohen, Sadie Broit, Dennis & Sharyn Kister, Henry Sacharowitz, Mannie Rosen, John & Sandra Jersky, Jerry & Hannah Dorfan, Zelma Enfield, Anne Klein, Adolf Schoenheimer, Joy Shapiro, Ken & Cathy Kuper, Morris & Sheila Gillman, Rita Goldberg, Sheila Koonin, Mervyn & Renee Shub, Lilian Maister, Dennis & Gerda Kameras, Jack & Sylvia Sue Jowell’s 70th Birthday Karney, Julien & Miller, Renecia Turner, Ruth Jerrold & Shirley Jacobson Nestadt, Harry & Myra Myrna Kaplan Reichman, Alan & Di Harry & Myra Nestadt Sachs, Vernon & Merle Swirsky, Ted & Adele Julien Karney’s 80th Birthday Hoffman, Lee Maister, Dennis & Gerda Sachs, Vernon & Merle Swirsky, Ted & Adele
64 65 ANNUAL REPORT 20152014–20162015 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME YOM KIPPUR APPEAL MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BECOME A DONATIONS MONTEFIORE LIFE GOVERNOR TODAY We invite you to become a valued Montefiore Life Governor. Life Governorship signifies a commitment to enhance the quality of life of the elderly in our community in order to optimise Abeshouse, Arnold Gobits, Paul & Susan Landor, David & Denise Sacks, Melvyn & Ailsa Abrahams, Shmuel Gold, Miri Lapidus, Max & Lynette Sackville, Ronald & Pam their choice, dignity and wellbeing. Adler, Andrew & Tamara Goldberg, Lionel Lax, Alfred & Alberta Safro, Bella Adler, Frank & Helen Goldberg, Paulette Lazarus, Keith & Betty Sandor, John & Ann Your support will enable Montefiore to continue providing an exceptional standard of service and Amler, Vernon & Anita Goldman, Newton & Janice Lehrer, Adele Sapir, Elizabeth care, while embracing the richness of Jewish culture and tradition. Angles, Emery & Nancy Goldman, Peter & Milly Leser, Bernard & Barbara Sarif, Fred & Annette Bahar, Diana Goldring, Dianne Levi, Lewis & Eva Schrieber, Leslie & Paula Bahar, Judy Goldschmidt, Colin & Sharon Lewis, Naomi Seifman, Erna Montefiore is a unique organisation program for our staff which equips Levels of Life Governorship are: proudly offering the full continuum them with the necessary skills to Ban, Ivan Goldstein, Nancye Libter, Vivien Shatz, Diana Bronze $5,000+ Banwell, Neville Goodman, Leah Lilian, Les & Ruth Sher, Lucille of care from HomeCare to day address these needs. Silver $20,000+ Banwell, Roslyn Goran, Mick & Alice Lips, Felix & Sala Shiper, Alexander centres to residential care. The As a community, we are faced with Gold $50,000+ Baskind, Janis Gordon, Barney & Mandy Lobelson, Bruce Shmulburd, Jeff & Tania generosity of our Life Governors a dramatic increase in an ageing Platinum $100,000+ Beck, Harry & Vivienne Gottlieb, Eric & Hana Lorant, Judy Shmulburd, Luba enables us to provide the highest Belfer, Jacob Gottlieb, Paula Lowy, Alexander & Freed, Leone Shnier, Morris population and a significant rise in level of care for our elderly We are able to recognise major Benjamin, Sam Green, Maurice & Tina Manasseh, Teela Shuster, Sophie the incidence of dementia. Within regardless of their financial situation. gifts by bestowing naming rights to Berdichevsky, Ivor Greenberg, Merle Manor, David & Gilda Siderowitz, Michael & Sieradski, the Jewish community there are 5 Paula various parts of the Home in order Beutum, Joe & Clare Griffiths, Randolph & Amanda Mansberg, Janina More than 30% of our 740 residents new cases of dementia diagnosed Binstock, Michael & Rosemary Grolman, Syd & Marcelle Marks, Harold & Fay Simon, Leonard & Shirley to honour the memory of a friend or are financially disadvantaged every week. Demographic evidence Block, Bruce Grossman, Thomas & Susan Mautner, Tom & Rose Sirtes, Paula family member in perpetuity. Bloomfield, Kurt Haber, Paul & Michelle May, Claire Skalsky, Michael & Pat and unable to cover all or part of shows that the number of aged Blumberg, Margot Halmay, Nicholas McClean, Beverley Slobedman, Eric & Jenny their cost of care. This results in people requiring our care will double Names of all Life Governors are Buntman, Roy & Ruth Handler, Charles & Claire McKenna, Sue Springer, Tom & Helene a significant funding shortfall per over the next 10 to 20 years. written on dedicated honour Burns, Elinore Hartstein, Vicki Melov, Freda Stark, Regina resident per year. boards at the Hal Goldstein Montefiore’s residential campuses Charif, Ian & Bernice Hauser, Gerda Mendels, Anna Steiner, Paul Campus at Hunters Hill and the Cohen, Anthony Helprin, Sam & Sheila Mero, Edith Stern, Geoffrey & Yvonne In addition, close to 40% of our are currently operating at full Randwick Campus. Cohen, Ivor & Sylvia Hessen, David & Shirley Miller, Helen Swieca, Edith residents are Holocaust survivors capacity and have growing waiting Cossman, Esther Horwitz, Ada Mirels, Ian Symon, Josep & Avril with unique care needs. To best lists. Your support will help us For further information please Cowan, Lionel & Raelie Inberg, Gary & Susan Morton, Rod & Judith Tedeschi, Michael support our residents and their fulfil the future demands of contact Esther Wakerman on Crawford, Max & Helen Isaacs, Gerald & Sylvia Moses, Isaac & Meda Tracton, Jesse & Naomi families we have developed an our community for specialised 02 8345 9110 or email ewakerman@ Czeiger, Julius Isaacs, Jocelyn Mueller, Hans Trevor, Jeanette Dascalu, Sorin & Doina Israelski, Peter Nabarro, Kevin & Rosalie Vander Heyden, Tina integrated training and care accommodation and care. montefiorehome.com.au Dave, Lynda Jackson, Cynthia Nabarro, Vivienne Vecsei, Agnes Dean, Suzana Jacobs, Ellis & Leah Nash, George & Gabrielle Veingold, Vily Doctor, Daphne Jacobs, Neil & Deanne Nathanson, Michael & Ruth Velan, Dora Don, Basil & Thelma Jacobs, Warren Neuman, Fred & Jackie Viner, Stephen & Edna ‘MORE THAN 30% OF OUR 740 RESIDENTS ARE FINANCIALLY Dorfan, Zelma Jacobson, Jerrold & Shirley Neumann, Laurence Vizel, Yuri & Sofia DISADVANTAGED AND UNABLE TO COVER ALL OR PART OF THEIR Druc, Alex & Judith Jacobson, Selwyn & Hedy Opeskin, Lynette Waigensberg, Fay Drummond, Christa Jaku, Edward & Flore Osmo, Eddy Wainer, Roy & Vivienne COST OF CARE. THIS RESULTS IN A SIGNIFICANT FUNDING SHORTFALL Edinburg, Mark & Debbie Josef, Emilia Owen, Jan Wakerman, Simon & Esther PER RESIDENT PER YEAR.’ Einfeld, Maadi Judelman, Harold & Lesley Pillemer, Douglas & Yvette Wakil, Isaac & Susan Einstein, Walter Kahanovitz, Martin & Katy Pogroske, Trevor & Anne Waldman, Frank & Hauer, Heidi Eisenstein, Richard Kalina, Ivo & Lilly Potok, Liane Walters, Sylvia Erlanger, Marjan Kaplan, Elliot & Brenda Price, Stanley & Merle Watson, Howard & Shelley Farbenblum, Michael & Sue Karlikoff, Vera Radnai, Elizabeth Wechsler, Anthony Fischer, Joseph & Loraine Kary, Edith Radomsky, Len & Cecile Weinberg, Errol & Cynthia Fischer, Kurt Katz, Ilse Rappaport, Fred & Rose Wides, Isaac & Monica Fischl, Alex & Rosalind Katz, Shirley Revelman, Baron & Lorraine Wilmot, Paul & Susan Fisher, Eddie & Rita Kaye, Elise Robinson, Allan & Elizabeth Wolfers, Edward Foxman, Deborah Kaye, Robert & Anne Romer, Zoli & Gabi Wolpert, Harold & Mandy Frank, Rachael Kiss, Agi Ronai, Egon Zakoshanski, Alexander & Irina Freed, Myrna Kleviansky, Michael & Tammy Rosen, Marshall & Suzanne Zettel, Charlotte Freeland, Michael & Evelyn Kochan, Maurice & Sally Rotenstein, George & Shirley Zipkis, Peter Frenkel, Robert & Liliane Kopcsanyi, Edith Rozen, Alan & June Zonneveld, John & Elise Gabo, David Kossard, Steve & Silvia Rozenblit, Yefim Zukerman, Max & Michelle Gellert, Robert & Marie Kraindler, Jakov & Hana Rozenman, Leon Zulaikha, Myer Geyer, Gabriella Lachs, Walter & Maria Rubinstein, Doris Zwi, Deborah Geyer, Robert & Agnes Lakhterman, Valeri & Lina Rubinstein, Raechelle Glick, Anne Lampert, Richard & Diane Rutland, Suzanne
Life Governor Board at the Hal Goldstein Campus, Hunters Hill
66 67 SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME 2015–2016 IMPROVEMENTS Montefiore actively pursues continuous improvements throughout the Home OUR VISION: TO BE THE LEADER IN THE FIELD OF AGED CARE. TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND Education and Fire, Security Clinical Care: Mobility, Dexterity Staff Development: & Other Emergencies: eCase & Rehabilitation: PROMOTE BEST PRACTICE Falls iTraining Emergency planning for HUR exercise equipment Emergency Co-ordinators IN ALL ASPECTS OF AGED CARE BY CONTINUOUSLY REVIEWING AND IMPROVING SERVICES.
Information Systems: Sensory Loss: Catering, Cleaning Occupational Health HomeCare Skedulo app Music Therapy & Laundry Services: & Safety: Montefiore Silver Service & Staff Wellbeing Effective Functions training @Montefiore
Montefiore Home is a member of the JCA family of organisations
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