SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME ANNUAL …...Assoc Prof Peter Gonski Dr Susan Hertzberg Hon...

SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JEWISH HOME

ANNUAL REPORT2015–2016

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

SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE JE WISH HOME

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4 Board of Management & Executive

5 Board Members

13 President’s Report

16 CEO’s Report

19 Treasurer’s Report

24 Strategic Plan Update

25 Certifying Philosophy of Living

26 Foundation

30 Religious and Spiritual Life at Montefiore

32 Montefiore and CHeBA Research for a Better Tomorrow

34 Allied Health Supporting Care and Service Delivery

36 Clinical Resources Providing Critical Clinical Support

37 Dietary Co-ordinators Bridging the Gap

39 Montefiore’s Gone Social

40 People, Culture & Learning

42 Year in Review

44 HomeCare and Day Centres

45 Who’s Who in the Home

47 Life Governors and Members

47 Montefiore Life Governors

50 Montefiore Members

58 Montefiore Volunteers

60 Foundation Donations

62 Bequests

62 Memorial Donations

62 Birthday Donations

65 Wedding and Anniversary Donations

65 Synagogue Donations

66 Yom Kippur Appeal Donations

67 Become A Montefiore Life Governor

68 2015-2016 Improvements

CONTENTS

We believe in homes, not institutions . We believe in choice, because one size doesn’t fit all . And we believe there is more than one right way .

At Montefiore, we believe the only way that matters is your way.That we are here to support your schedule, in your time and at your pace .

That we’re all unique. And that we’re all writing our story . At Montefiore, that’s what drives us . Helping you write your story.

Because one story doesn’t fit all.It comes down to choice, dignity and wellbeing.

It comes back to care . And ultimately, it comes back to you and the way you like to live.

Don’t just live LIVE THE WAY YOU LIKE TO LIVE

choice • dignity • wellbeing

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BOARD MEMBERSAt 30 June 2016

In accordance with good Governance Principles, the Montefiore Home seeks to maintain a Board composed of members whom, collectively, provide a broad range of skills and expertise that will support strong corporate governance and strategic planning.

The current Board consists of well-respected individuals that have a history of involvement with the Home and who possess a range of skills and expertise that includes, but is not limited to; finance, law, property, medical & clinical, aged services, food & beverage, education, IT and all round business acumen.

Consistent with the organisation’s Philosophy of Living, Board

members have a passion for supporting a high standard of care which optimises the older person’s quality of life, delivered within a sustainable financial model.

MONTEFIORE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT AND EXECUTIVE

YOUR BOARD

The Home is managed and administered by an elected Board of Management. All Board members act in a voluntary capacity and oversee all facets of the Home’s administration, with the support of a number of different committees. The Board is responsible for the continuing financial viability of the Home.

Today, the Board faces the challenge of the demanding economic environment, a growth in the number of elderly people in our community, and the need to provide appropriate care for the ever-increasing number of people with dementia.

This climate has strengthened the Board’s resolve to continue developing and promoting best practice in all aspects of aged care, constantly reviewing and improving the services we provide to ensure that the elderly in our community receive the care and quality of life they deserve.

Current Board Skills Mix■ Business 20%■ Finance 22%■ Law 12%■ Property 12%■ Medical & Clinical 13%■ Aged Services 5%■ Hotel Services 5%■ Education 8%■ Information Technology 3%

BOARD MEMBERSEXECUTIVE

David Freeman AM President

Gary Inberg Vice President

Tom Mautner Hon Treasurer

Assoc Prof Peter Gonski Hon Secretary

Alex Abulafia

Lisa Brender

Max Einfeld

Michael Goldstein

Michael Graf

Dr Susan Hertzberg

Barry Joseph

Trevor Pogroske

Leora Ross

Renée Symonds

Jeremy Waine

LIFE MEMBERS

The late Hal Goldstein AM OBE

Manfred Salamon

DAVID FREEMAN AM PRESIDENT

As a partner and now an active consultant in the commercial law firm, Abadee, Dresdner & Freeman, David specialises in taxation, estate planning and substantial commercial property financing and development work.

David has been involved communally for over 30 years firstly as Vice President of the Wolper Jewish Hospital in which time he oversaw its conversion from a convalescent facility to a modern surgical hospital. He also served as the Honorary Solicitor for the Jewish Communal Appeal for 15 years.

In 1985, David joined the Montefiore Board, served as Vice President for 8 years and was elected President in 2004.

David has been Chairman of the Montefiore Development 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 double in size on the Randwick site.

In July 2008 he was awarded an AM (Member of the Order of Australia) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for his service to the Jewish community.

In 2009 the Randwick development was the recipient of the Property Council of Australia Innovation and Excellence Award and the overall winner of the Emerging Assets category.

The Montefiore Development Committee has subsequently been responsible for the planning, design and approval of the Master Plan for the remainder of the

site at Randwick, comprising an additional 300 rooms, and achieving Development Approval for the next stage being a new 90 bed dementia specific wing.

A member of the Montefiore Finance Committee from 2002, this Committee is responsible for refining the Home’s financial model to maximise cross subsidisation

and the investment of the Home’s substantial financial assets.

During David’s Presidency, the operations of the Home have effectively doubled in size and Montefiore Home is now acknowledged as one of the largest benevolent charities in Australia.


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Tom has an extensive history in the fashion industry, with a lengthy career as General Manager and a shareholder of Peter Weiss Pty Ltd following which his own company manufactured apparel under the

Pringle of Scotland Label. He continues to maintain a close relationship with Peter Weiss.

More recently, he has been running a family investment business,

for the benefit of members of his extended family and a small number of close associates.

He was elected to the Board of Montefiore Home in 2001 and took on the important role of Treasurer in 2004. Tom is also an active member of the Home’s Development Committee, Operations & Quality Committee, Finance Committee and Investment Committee.

He was a passionate contributor to the design and building of the first stage of the Randwick Campus and continues to be involved with the ongoing process of upgrading all the campuses. He is looking forward to the imminent commencement of the second stage of the Randwick Campus development.

Tom was born in Czechoslovakia in 1950 and migrated to Australia in 1969. He and his wife Rose are long-time supporters of many Jewish organisations.

Alex joined the Montefiore Board in 2014 and is a corporate lawyer and an investment banker turned entrepreneur with an extensive communal history and understanding of our community.

As Treasurer and then President of Emanuel School from 1999 to 2006

he was instrumental in transforming the school from a struggling debt ridden entity into a robust and vibrant place of education for the entire community.

Securing the school’s future with a capital appeal in 2005 that raised $4.5 million, Alex then went on to

assist JewishCare with their capital appeal – the result of which stands proudly in Saber Street with their new premises. He continues to sit on JewishCare’s Foundation as their Chairman, a position he has held since 2009.

His other communal involvements include Australian Friends of the Hebrew University (1997-2000, Director), JCA Appeal Chairman and Executive Committee Member (2006- 2008) and JNF NSW President (2011-2015) after serving a maximum 4 year term. He is currently the immediate past President and on the national JNF Board. Alex is also a Trustee of both the Kesser Torah Education Fund and JCA’s Education Endowment Fund, positions he has held since 2011, and serves as trustee of Y2i alongside other senior communal leaders.

As a businessman and communal leader Alex is uniquely positioned to assist the Board to take Montefiore forward and is invested in ensuring that this cornerstone community asset continues to thrive.

Gary is a financial and corporate adviser with more than 25 years of experience in commercial business including property management and development, property funds

management and public company experience, including being Head of Property for one of the largest property portfolios in NSW managing a team in excess of 75 staff

which look after property worth in excess of $3 billion.

Gary is past Chairman of IWPE Nominees Pty Ltd, Trustee and Custodian for Investec Bank [Australia] Limited. He is a non-executive director for a number of other companies and has been CFO for a top 200 ASX listed company.

He has been Vice President of the Home since 2004, prior to which he served as Honorary Treasurer for 3 years. Gary is a member of the Investment and Finance Committees, Chairs the Operations and Quality Committee, represents the Home on the Joint Operating 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 Montefiore, being involved with the fete for over 15 years before becoming a Board Member.

Assoc Prof Peter Gonski, who joined the Board in 2008, is a senior staff specialist geriatrician with more than 25 years of experience in care for the elderly.

He is Director of Southcare, Sutherland Hospital and Community Services, Clinical Stream Director for Aged Care and Rehabilitation, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District and Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, NSW.

His family has a long history with Montefiore through volunteering and his knowledge and experience makes him a vital addition to the Montefiore Board.

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GARY INBERG VICE PRESIDENT

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR PETER GONSKI HON SECRETARY

TOM MAUTNER HON TREASURER

ALEX ABULAFIA BOARD MEMBER

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Until his recent retirement Max Einfeld was a commercial lawyer, an accredited specialist in taxation law

and acted as a public notary. During his career, he was a Partner in several prominent law firms.

He has had a long and active involvement on the Board, having been a Board Member since 2002. He also serves on the Religious and Nominations Committees.

His commitment to aged care continues his family’s long tradition of contribution to the welfare of the NSW Jewish community.

Max’s other communal positions have included Honorary Solicitor for the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, United Israel Appeal a nd Mandelbaum House. His other interests include his golf swing, his grandchildren and his beloved Roosters.

Max is determined to help make a difference to the lives and wellbeing of all residents and has a particular passion for delivering the best possible cultural and religious programs for them.

Michael Graf has over 25 years in the Information Technology industry working for IBM for almost this entire period. During the course of his career at IBM, he took on leadership roles across a number of business units in the IT Services, IBM Software and Hardware divisions. He was responsible for the business and staff management for each division, which included the delivery of financial and resource management objectives.

His final role within IBM was as leader of the Growth Markets Unit for IBM Business Partner Hardware Programs where he worked with IBM

teams and Independent Software Vendors across the developing world (Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle-East). He left IBM at the end of April 2014 after a distinguished career.

For over 8 years, Michael was on the Board of JCA (NSW), a communal charity that raises funds for over 20 local communal organisations. For 5 years, he was Vice President and Fundraising Chairman for JCA during which period the organisation raised almost $64 million. His roles on the JCA Board and Committees encompassed fundraising, donor

engagement and marketing.

Michael is a Board Member of the Technion Society of Australia (NSW) (TSA), where he is involved in a strategic review of the organisation. TSA fosters innovation through building collaborative research agreements between Australian universities and the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. TSA also supports scholarship programs for students to study at the Technion and for the interchange of students and professors to increase research in leading edge areas of science and industry.

Michael is a member of the Board of The Joint Australia, supporting the global JDC organisation and is part of a number of communal committees.

Michael sits on a number of Technology Advisory Boards for both not-for-profits (such as Good2Give) as well as some small IT startups.

Michael manages a number of private investments and property developments.

Michael is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD).

Lisa Brender is a Registered Nurse with over 30 years’ experience and currently works as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in the Operating Theatre Department at Prince of Wales Private Hospital, as well as at the University of Notre Dame and the University of Technology in the role of Clinical Nurse Educator.

Lisa is a Director of the charity, Smiles for ME, an organisation sending Doctors and Registered Nurses on surgical missions to the Philippines to operate on children with Cranio-Facial deformities in particular Cleft Lips and Palates. Lisa has participated in 11 missions

in a clinical role, and is a member of the steering committee planning all aspects of deploying an overseas surgical mission. She has assisted in over 1,000 operations on children in remote areas of the Philippines.

Lisa is committed to the Home and, in 2000, took a year’s leave of absence from nursing to act as Co-ordinator of the Montefiore Home Capital Appeal. The Appeal was highly successful, raising $6.8 million.

Lisa joined the Board of Management of Montefiore Home 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 & Quality Committees – where she was able to use her vast nursing experience and knowledge of the Home in the management and planning of care for the residents. Lisa rejoined the Operations & Quality Committee in 2012.

Michael Goldstein was welcomed to the Board in 2008 after having long association with Montefiore. He helped at the annual fete with his uncle, Life Member, the late Hal Goldstein AM OBE and later ran his own glassware stall.

As the owner of a successful catering services company, Michael has been significantly involved in the catering area of the Home, including assisting with the design and specification of the Randwick kitchen and working alongside Montefiore staff on catering and operational matters.

LISA BRENDER BOARD MEMBER

MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN BOARD MEMBER

MICHAEL GRAF BOARD MEMBER

MAX EINFELD BOARD MEMBER


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Barry was born into a family that has a deep and long-lasting relationship with the Home. His mother, Miriam, was a driving force of the Ladies’ Committee for many generations, in addition to being a Board member for over 17 years.

Proudly elected to the Board in 2001, he continues this commitment with a deep passion and involvement and is presently on the Admissions Committee.

After a 5 year period working with a sharebroker, Barry began his career in the ladies clothing industry in 1965. In 1969 he commenced his own clothing and manufacturing business, which he ran successfully until 1998.

During the early 1970’s and under the Presidency of the late Hal Goldstein AM OBE, Barry was an active member of the Home’s House Committee, in addition to being involved with admissions. He is also the past Federal Executive Director of the Australian Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a position he held for 15 years.

Leora Ross graduated in Pharmacy in 1977 and worked as a pharmacist, before doing some voluntary work in the community whilst raising her 3 children. She remains actively involved in the community and is

currently a volunteer guide at the Sydney Jewish Museum.

Leora has completed a Graduate Diploma in Education, gained a Certificate in TESOL (Teaching

English to Speakers of Others Languages) and later, a Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics.

Her 16 years of teaching English to overseas students and migrants at the Institute of Languages UNSW, as well as teaching the future teachers, has given her an understanding of intercultural issues relevant both to the staff and residents of Montefiore. In addition, her experience in Education is pertinent to the important area of ongoing professional development of staff within the Home.

With her background in Pharmacy, Leora also has some insight into the health issues that affect Montefiore residents. Leora’s mother was a resident of Montefiore for 4 years and she, therefore, is resolved to ensure that the vision of Montefiore Home to excel as a provider of high standard care, maximising the quality of life for the elderly in our community continues.

Dr Susan Hertzberg is a qualified medical practitioner and currently an Emergency Physician at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick. She also works as a senior Medical Advisor at Avant Medical Indemnity. In addition to her medical degree and specialist qualification she has a Masters of Health Law and a Masters of Bioethics from Sydney University, and is a tutor in ethics in the Faculty of Medicine at UNSW. Susan is interested in quality health care for the aged. The Prince of Wales Hospital sees a large number of residents from Montefiore and the provision of high quality care to these residents is a high priority.

Susan has a long association with a number of communal organisations including the Wolper Hospital and the Great Synagogue and she serves on a number of professional and hospital committees.

Trevor is an Executive Director of EY Transaction Advisory Services,

and former Partner and NSW leader of health and aged care with

Grant Thornton Australia.

Trevor is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Trevor has had over 30 years’ experience in international trade and trade finance, corporate restructuring and insolvency. His key industry expertise includes financial services, hospitality, aged care, technology, communications and entertainment, manufacturing, engineering and construction, and printing and packaging.

Trevor joined the Montefiore Board in 2013. His other community based activities include being a member of the Board Management of Kehillat Masada and a member of the Congregation of Synagogues of NSW (COS).

DR SUSAN HERTZBERG BOARD MEMBER

TREVOR POGROSKE BOARD MEMBER

BARRY JOSEPH BOARD MEMBER

LEORA ROSS BOARD MEMBER


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PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT FY2015-16

‘AS THE LARGEST CHARITABLE ORGANISATION WITHIN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE AGED CARE SERVICES THAT MEET THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY.’


Jeremy Waine is an investment banking and financial services professional with more than 18 years’

experience with leading Australian and international companies. He began his career as a corporate

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 and Laws from UNSW, a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment from FINSIA, and has completed advanced training at the AGSM in Sydney and MIT in Boston. Jeremy is a Director of the Children’s Medical Research Institute and serves as its Treasurer as well as Chair of the Finance and Investment Committee.

I look forward to this time of the year as it gives me the opportunity to reflect on the activities of the past year and to highlight those that truly epitomise what we stand for as an organisation.

There are many achievements and milestones on which I could comment, such as the receipt of an unprecedented 9th Better Practice Award for excellence from the

Commonwealth Government, the appointment of our CEO, Robert Orie, to the position of Deputy Chair of the aged care industry’s national peak body, Leading Age Services Australia, and the overwhelming demand for our residential and homecare services, to name a few.

These are all achievements of which we are justifiably proud and which you can read about in greater detail

throughout the pages of this year’s Annual Report, along with other notable highlights.

In addition to showcasing significant achievements and milestones, this year’s Annual Report also seeks to highlight some of our key challenges.

Within the CEO’s report, for example, you can read about the opportunities and challenges faced

Renée is a Clinical Psychologist and holds a degree in Education. Renée 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 conferences on aspects of ageing, dementia, placing one’s relative in the Home and life within the Home.

Renée is passionate about contributing to the education of staff. She authored and was instrumental 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.

RENÉE SYMONDS BOARD MEMBER

JEREMY WAINE BOARD MEMBER

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by our HomeCare service as we prepare for significant changes driven by the Government’s reform agenda and which come into effect in February 2017.

In the Treasurer’s report you will gain a greater understanding about tightening Government fiscal policy and the impact this has on our aged care funding and how this makes delivering complex health care to many of our residents even more challenging. Specifically, the Government has reduced care funding applicable to those requiring a high level of care and which represents a large proportion of our current residents.

Whilst we all appreciate the Government’s budgetary constraints, in addition to reducing care funding, the current legislative framework has the perverse effect of also limiting our ability to increase fees and charges to our residents to compensate for the loss of Government funding. This restriction applies to all residents regardless of their capacity to afford any such increase in fees and charges.

We understand the limitations on Government funding but the current limitations imposed by the legislative framework is unsustainable and a matter that the Government needs to urgently address.

EXPANDING THE RANDWICK CAMPUSIn my report I wish to firstly focus on the significant milestone of securing approval from the NSW Department of Planning to construct 3 new buildings on the Randwick Campus.

Readers of Montefiore LIFE and last year’s Annual Report would be aware that the buildings envisaged for the site include a dementia specific vertical village located on the corner of King and Dangar Streets, and 2

Seniors’ Living Apartment buildings located along King Street.

Whilst we had achieved a master-plan approval for the site in 2011, a change of the mix between the 2 styles of accommodation was significant enough for us to require an amendment to the approved plans.

Over the past year we have been working diligently with the architects, consultants and various regulatory bodies in order to achieve the relevant amendments to the approved plans. As mentioned earlier, I am delighted to advise that, in August this year, we received the approval we sought.

As the largest charitable organisation within the Jewish community our primary purpose is to provide aged care services that meet the needs of the community and to deliver those services to everyone who requires support and care, regardless of their individual financial means.

Over the past few years we have experienced increasing demand and ever lengthening wait-lists for residential care, particularly in our high-care and dementia specific areas. More recently, there has been increasing interest expressed by members of the community for Seniors’ Living Apartments for those that do not require the higher levels of support offered by residential aged care but who would still benefit from access to some support services offered by campus living.

The Board of Management understands the importance of planning to meet the future needs of the community and had the foresight to embark on a complex master-planning process for the Randwick Campus so it could be in a position to expand services when necessary. That time has arrived and, with the support of the community, we are hoping to commence construction in early 2017. It is likely

we will commence with the new residential care building followed closely by the first of the Seniors’ Living Apartment buildings.

RANDWICK CELEBRATES 10 YEARSIt seems somewhat appropriate that securing approval from the NSW Department of Planning in relation to the next stage of development of the Randwick Campus should coincide with the facility’s 10th anniversary.

After 10 years of operating it is remarkable that the facility is still regarded as one of the finest in Australia. Having received a number of awards for excellence and innovation in design, including a prestigious award from the Property Council of Australia, it continues to be regularly visited by various Australian and International aged care providers seeking insight into our design philosophy as well as the care and services we provide.

By the time you read this, our Randwick 10th anniversary celebrations will be over. Thanks to those who attended this significant milestone for the Home. I still remember admitting our first residents on 8 November 2006, 5 to be precise, and the realisation that we had a long way to go before we were at full capacity of 276 residents. My trepidation at the time was clearly unfounded as we work towards delivering more accommodation in the face of ever growing demand.

DEMAND ACROSS ALL CAMPUSES AND SERVICESDemand for accommodation is not limited to our Randwick Campus with our Hunters Hill Campus also experiencing a wait-list, particularly in the high-care nursing areas. Our Woollahra Manor Home remains well sought after as is our Maroubra

facility, which services the needs of the wider community and which has recently benefited from some planned upgrading work.

Whilst residential aged care remains our core business, there is no doubt that growing demand for our homecare services will see this division gain greater prominence in the years ahead. We are extremely proud about the manner in which our HomeCare service has grown since being established in 2009 and the broad range of services it provides to support those still living in their own home. As mentioned, in the CEO’s report you can read about our HomeCare service in greater detail, including the potential impact of Government initiated changes to come into effect in February 2017.

PROFESSOR HENRY BRODATY HONOUREDCongratulations to Montefiore Chair for Healthy Brain Ageing and one of our esteemed Ambassadors, Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO, who was awarded The Ryman Prize, an international prize that rewards the best work in the world that has enhanced quality of life for older people and which is widely considered to be the ‘Nobel Prize’ for ageing.

Professor Brodaty has had a stellar career working tirelessly over 30 years to combat dementia. We are truly fortunate to have Professor Brodaty as our research Chair with the purpose of identifying better practice in terms of dementia care and to enable this research to be transferred, in a practical sense, to the delivery of care services at our various campuses.

Meanwhile, in collaboration with the NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation, I am also pleased to advise that Montefiore was recognised for its important role in the development of a NSW Blueprint for Palliative Care.

WITH THANKSAs always, it isn’t possible to thank everyone within the confines of this report but I would like to single out a few individuals and groups for special mention.

Firstly, I’d like to thank our volunteers who contribute so much to the wellbeing of our residents and clients as well as the members of the Ladies’ Committee, ably lead by Co-Presidents, Annette Joseph and Wendy Engelander, for their efforts in raising much needed funds for the Home.

The Home benefits from a richness of Jewish culture and tradition and this is in no small way due to the efforts of our wonderful Rabbi and Rebbetzin David and Vicky Rogut.

My sincere appreciation goes to our CEO, Robert Orie, the management team and all the staff who, on a daily basis, care for our residents and homecare clients.

The Home operates with a dedicated and cohesive Board of Management and I would like to take the opportunity to thank my Executive; Gary Inberg, Tom Mautner and Associate Professor Peter Gonski, along with our fellow Board members for their professionalism and guidance.

Finally thanks to the community – our Members, benefactors, bequestors, Life Governors and supporters who enable us to continue to provide world-class accommodation and care for the elderly in our community.

David Freeman, AM President


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CEO’S ANNUAL REPORT FY2015-16

‘WHILST ANY MAJOR CHANGE TO GOVERNMENT REGULATION,

SUCH AS THE UPCOMING CHANGES TO HOMECARE, IS NOT WITHOUT RISK, WE ARE

CONFIDENT THAT WE ARE WELL PREPARED FOR THE CHALLENGE.’

As I prepared to write my Annual Report this year I found myself looking back to the first time I reported to members and supporters about the operations of the Home. That was in 2002 and in my report at the time I shared why I decided to join Montefiore.

The reason, as I explained, was because in your career you are often given only one opportunity to do something truly special, to be involved with an organisation that has the commitment to leave an indelible mark in the area of aged care and Montefiore provides me with this opportunity.

Now, 14 years later, I realise that this hasn’t changed. The organisation may have changed, in that it has grown substantially since when I began, but the passion and commitment to continuously raise the bar and make a meaningful difference to the lives of those it cares for has certainly not changed.

I put this down to the fact that the Home operates with a simple set of strategic goals. These include the desire to provide services that meet the needs of the community and, in so doing, providing the highest standard of service that it can reasonably afford.

Over the years this has led the organisation to adopt a vision that sees the Home as the pre-eminent provider of aged care services, effectively delivering a full suite of services and accommodation options in order to support the delivery of a continuum of care to the elderly of the community.

As noted in the President’s report, we took a significant step towards achieving our vision when we successfully entered the homecare market in 2009 and as we embark on the next stage of development of the Randwick Campus the inclusion of Seniors’ Living Apartments will complete the full suite of services and accommodation options and realise the vision of being able to provide a continuum of care to those requiring care and support.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIESIn late 2013 we published our strategic plan which included a number of key areas we wished to focus on over the short to medium term. Since then we have provided regular updates of our progress and I am pleased to advise that all have progressed and will continue to evolve based on feedback, industry reform, and the needs of the business moving forward. Here is a brief update regarding these planning priorities;

u PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING (POL)It is now almost 2 years since we formally launched our POL strategy which took Person Centred Care (PCC) to the next level. It continues to gain interest from our peers in the industry as a representative model of PCC within residential aged care. You can read elsewhere in this Annual Report regarding the launch of our POL Unit Certification Program to monitor the delivery of care and services in accordance with our POL and which we look forward to reporting further on in the year ahead.

u WORKFORCESupporting POL is our workforce strategy where we have focused on upskilling staff through, for example, our Internal Scholarship Program, Silver Service Fine Dining Training, and Diploma in Leadership and Management. We have also introduced a Staff Wellbeing@Monte Program such as Pilates and Stretch Classes.

u INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL SERVICESThrough our Digital Services strategy many new initiatives have been introduced such as comprehensive wi-fi coverage across campuses, internet guest services, email for all staff, digital CCTV and staff scheduling and tracking software for homecare services. Currently, we are rolling out a new Electronic Healthcare Records System with full implementation expected by the end of the year.

u HEALTH SERVICESMeanwhile, our Health Services strategy focuses on providing a holistic approach to care leveraging over 200 in-house Allied Health professionals, from Physiotherapists to Social Workers and Creative

‘AS ALWAYS, I WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE

THE EFFORTS OF MY LEADERSHIP

TEAM AND ALL THE SENIOR MANAGERS

WITHIN THE ORGANISATION

AS WELL AS OVER 1000 STAFF

MEMBERS THAT ARE DEDICATED AND

COMMITTED TO THE WELLBEING OF OUR

RESIDENTS AND CLIENTS.’


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Therapists to Dietitians. A perfect example of this is the role of our Dietary Co-ordinators which has recently been recognised for excellence by the Federal Government through the receipt of a Better Practice Award. u RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND TRAININGOngoing investment in Research, Education and Training with partners such as Scientia Professor Henry Bodarty AO and UNSW helps identify better practice and refine education and training programs. We have also achieved considerable savings in staff training costs as well as more effective knowledge transfer since the introduction of our award winning iTraining Program which was developed in-house and which continues to receive growing interest from the industry in relation to our innovative approach to eLearning.

u CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTUREFinally, ongoing investment in our capital infrastructure has occurred across all of our campuses ranging from new carpeting to furniture to major refurbishments. As mentioned in the President’s report, the exciting news of approval from the NSW Department of Planning to expand at Randwick heralds the beginning of the next major capital project for the organisation.

To further support our strategic direction, we have also reviewed our marketing plan in line with our 3 core businesses: homecare (including adult day care services), residential care (including respite care) and Seniors’ Living Apartments. Details of our marketing plans will be available in the coming months.

HOMECARE Marketing our homecare services has gained even greater importance since the Government announced changes to come into effect early next year.

In February 2017 supply restrictions that currently apply to the provision of Government subsidised homecare services will be removed. The provision of funding packages by the Government has, to date, been highly controlled and has rarely met the actual demand for services.

For this reason, many older people who have been assessed and who are eligible to access a funded package are unable to find a provider that has a package available. This is certainly the case for Montefiore’s HomeCare service which, despite having an allocation of 96 packages, is often unable to provide care services on a subsidised basis to a particular client because of the lack of an available package at the time.

Montefiore supports the removal of restrictions on supply, since its inception in 2009, our accredited homecare business has experienced strong demand both on a Government subsidised basis as well as a fee for service basis.

Whilst any major change to Government regulation, such as the upcoming changes to homecare, is not without risk, we are confident that we are well prepared for the challenge.

Systems and processes are now in place such as: a dedicated 1-800 care hotline available 24/7, inter-disciplinary skilled co-ordinators, scheduling and tracking software, access to more than 200 Allied Health services including our wellness and hydrotherapy centres at Randwick, and of course Club Monte and the Burger Centre. All of this will allow the HomeCare team to hit the road running come February 2017.

IN APPRECIATIONAs always, I would like to acknowledge the efforts of my Leadership Team and all the senior managers within the organisation as well as over 1000 staff members that are dedicated and committed to the wellbeing of our residents and clients.

Our volunteers are also a valuable part of our workforce and I thank them for donating their time and skills to enhance the quality of life of our residents. Additionally, those people in the community who support us through bequests, donations and memberships – you have my deepest gratitude.

Thank you Rabbi David Rogut OAM, and Rebbetzin Vicki Rogut for the spiritual and cultural support and guidance you provide our residents, staff and family members.

My personal thanks go to the Home’s President, David Freeman AM, and the other members of the Executive and Board for their guidance and support.

Finally, I’d like to sincerely thank my Executive Assistant, Lynn Mele, who after 15 years at the Home has recently retired from her duties. Her dedication and tireless commitment will be greatly missed.

Robert Orie Chief Executive Officer

TREASURER’S ANNUAL REPORT FY2015-16

‘WE HAVE NOT SEEN THE END OF THE GOVERNMENT’S

DETERMINATION TO CONTAIN EXPENDITURE.’

The Montefiore Home operates within a complex and highly regulated financial model which is sensitive to a number of internal and external factors which at times are outside of the organisation’s control. In residential aged care, for example, income is derived from a combination of resident contributions and Government care subsidies.

With regard to resident contributions, a significant proportion of this income comes from the proceeds of investing refundable accommodation deposits held on behalf of residents. Understandably, the current economic environment with historically low interest rates has a material impact on the level of income generated from this source.

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In relation to Government care subsidies, these have been subject to the effects of tightening Government fiscal policy for many years and particularly over the last 5 years. During this period indexation applied to care subsidies at the beginning of each financial year has been inadequate and well below the actual increase in cost associated with providing care and services.

In addition, Government instigated changes to the Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI), the tool used to allocate care subsidy funding, has resulted in a reduction in funding in real terms, particularly for those requiring complex health care.

As you can read later in my report, we have not seen the end of the Government’s determination to contain expenditure with further changes to the funding tool anticipated to have a significant impact on the level of care funding provided during the current 2016-17 financial year and beyond.

CONSOLIDATED RESULTNotwithstanding the challenges noted above, I am delighted to advise that the organisation returned a consolidated surplus of $9.659 million for the financial year ending 30 June 2016, before depreciation and other adjustments.

This is a pleasing result, particularly when you take into account the large number of residents with limited financial means and who are only able to contribute a portion of the aged pension towards the cost of their accommodation and care.

Montefiore has a proud tradition of providing exceptionally high standards of care to the elderly of our community regardless of the

older person’s financial means. This philosophy strikes at the heart of Montefiore’s charitable endeavours and has earned the Home the reputation of not only being one of the finest aged care providers in Australia but also one of its most respected benevolent institutions.

All residents, irrespective of their financial means, have access to the Home’s full range of clinical and support services. This included access to Allied Health services such as Physiotherapy, Social Work, Creative Arts and our outstanding Cultural and Spiritual services.

Following the inclusion of depreciation, which totalled $8.702 million, a reduction in the market value of financial assets as at 30 June 2016 of $3.065 million and minor adjustments relating to the sale of financial assets and a modest income tax liability, the Home returned an overall deficit of $1.737 million.

The reduction in the market value of financial assets relates to the Home’s listed investments and reflects the volatility of the market and the correction being experienced at the time of the revaluation. In the previous two years the listed investment portfolio produced capital growth of $7.418 million.

With regard to the modest income tax liability, this relates to National Nurses Plus, a labour hire firm of which the Home owns a majority interest.

INCOMEGovernment subsidies remain the largest single income source and contributed $45.025 million or 47.1% of total revenue. This was closely followed by income from client fees and associated accommodation payments which totalled $27.961 million or 29.2% of total revenue.

In relation to income derived from the investment of refundable accommodation deposits, during the year the Finance Committee reviewed its investment strategy and rebalanced the spread of its investments between cash and listed securities whilst ensuring at all times that the overall portfolio complied with the Home’s Investment Management Strategy and the Government’s prudential requirements.

I am delighted to advise that the strategy was highly successful with income from investment sources totalling $16.989 million for the year or 17.8% of total revenue.

Bequests contributed $2.895 million towards the overall fundraising receipts of $4.660 million or 4.9% of total revenue. Sundry other income accounted for the remaining 1.0% of total revenue.

I remain extremely grateful to donors and benefactors whose generosity helps to support the many financially disadvantaged residents currently being cared for by the Home.

EXPENDITUREThe provision of aged care services is extremely labour intensive. Approximately 77% of the Home’s entire operating expenditure relates to the wages paid to our staff. This is similar to the proportion experienced in previous years and is relatively consistent across the industry.

Catering and cleaning supplies, utilities (power & gas), care supplies and property maintenance are the next most costly expenses and collectively accounted for 18.6% of total expenditure.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONThe Home’s Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet) remains exceptionally strong with net assets of more than $321 million as at 30 June 2016.

The Home continues to have no external debt apart from the refundable accommodation bonds and interest free loans held on behalf of residents and which represents 93.9% of its total liabilities. This is a remarkable achievement and would compare favourably with the best performing corporate institutions.

In addition to its listed investment portfolio, which represents about 19.8% of total assets, the majority of the Home’s liquid assets are invested with major banks on term deposit.

Over the past 2 two years the Board has taken advantage of the buoyant property market by auctioning a number on non-aged related investment properties which have realised sales figures well above recent valuations. This highly successful strategy, which has now been finalised, added around $34 million to the organisation’s cash holdings which represented a net overall capital gain of more than $7.1 million.

The high level of liquidity represented by cash and cash equivalent deposits ensures that the Home can comfortably refund accommodation bonds as and when necessary.

THE YEAR AHEADAs mentioned earlier, the Government has announced further changes to the ACFI funding tool, the first of which occurred on 1 July 2016 with the next, and more significant change, occurring in January 2017.

The result of the above changes is estimated to reduce critical care funding in real terms by $3.1 billion over the next 4 years. The changes have specifically targeted funding provided to those requiring complex health care, including those with chronic pain, degenerative disease, severe arthritis and complex wounds.

Montefiore is not immune to the impact of reduced Government funding. Whilst the Government has announced that changes to ACFI will only apply to new residents admitted after the implementation of the changes or to those whose care needs change overtime, it will clearly have an impact and challenge our ability to maintain the high standard of care and services the community expects.

Whilst the increasing frailty of our residents, which will naturally attract higher subsidy levels overtime, helps to dilute some of the impact of the Government changes to ACFI, the reality is that we are being asked to do more care with less funding. For this reason it is essential that we continue to receive the community’s ongoing financial support.

WITH THANKSManaging the financial affairs of an organisation as large and complex as the Montefiore Home requires a dedicated and highly professional team. In this regard I would like to thank the Home’s Director of Corporate Services, Andrew Kew, Chief Financial Officer, Nick Pezikian, and the members of the Finance Department for their assistance during the year.

On behalf of the Executive and the Board, I would also like to thank our benefactors, volunteers, Ladies’ Committee and other supporters of the Home for their efforts and continued support.

Tom Mautner Treasurer

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Full set of Financial Accounts are available at www.montefiorehome.com.au

ASSETS■ Cash and cash equivalents 19.3%■ Trade and other receivables 3.3%■ Listed investments 19.8%■ Property, plant & equipment 53.2%■ Investment property 4.1%■ Intangible assets 0.3%

LIABILITIES■ Trade and other payables 2.3%■ Employee entitlements 3.9%■ Accommodation bonds & interest free loans 93.9%

Assets $’000

Cash and cash equivalents 119,264

Trade and other receivables 20,081

Listed investments 122,180

Property, plant and equipment 327,904

Investment property 25,400

Intangible assets 1,871

Total assets 616,700

Liabilities $’000

Trade and other payables 6,681

Employee entitlements 11,381

Accommodation bonds & interest free loans 277,360

Total liabilities 295,422

Net assets 321,278

Operational Revenue $’000

Government subsidies and grants 45,025

Resident and client fees 24,019

Accommodation bond periodic payments & retention 3,942

Sundry other revenue 914

Dividends received 5,867

Interest received 5,929

Investment property income 5,193

Total operational revenue 90,889

Fundraising revenue

Endowments and donations 4,113

JCA Allocations 425

Membership fees 122

Total fundraising revenue 4,660

Total revenue 95,549

Expenses $’000

Administration 2,217

Catering supplies 5,166

Cleaning consumables 3,115

Insurances 261

Other expenses 1,337

Property and maintenance 3,379

Resident care supplies and services 2,160

Employee expenses (incl w/comp insurance) 66,092

Utilities 2,163

Total expenses excluding depreciation 85,890

Profit/(Loss) excluding depreciation and 9,659 other adjustments (EBITDA)

Depreciation and other adjustments

Depreciation (8,702)

Net changes on revaluation of financial assets (3,065)

Profit (loss) on sale of financial assets 593

Income Tax (222)

Total depreciation and other adjustments (11,396)

OVERALL DEFICIT FOR THE YEAR ( 1,737)

SIMPLIFIED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

SUMMARY OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME AS AT 30 JUNE 2016

AS AT 30 JUNE 2016

REVENUE■ Government subsidies & grants 47.1%■ Resident and client fees 25.1%■ Accommodation bond periodic payments & retention 4.1%■ Sundry other revenue 1.0%■ Dividends received 6.1%■ Interest received 6.2%■ Investment property income 5.4%■ Endowments and donations 4.3%■ JCA Allocations 0.4%■ Membership fees 0.1%

EXPENSES■ Administration 2.6%■ Catering supplies 6.0%■ Cleaning consumables 3.6%■ Insurances 0.3%■ Other expenses 1.6%■ Property and maintenance 3.9%■ Resident care supplies & services 2.5%■ Employee expenses (incl w/comp insurance) 76.9%■ Utilities 2.5%


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STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE

CERTIFYING PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING

‘THE HOME HAS RECENTLY INTRODUCED A STAFF POL UNIT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM COMPRISING OF 6 KEY AREAS A CARE UNIT MUST REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT IN ORDER TO BE POL CERTIFIED.’

Our Philosophy of Living (POL) strategy is now into its second year both for our residential and HomeCare Services. In a world where there is greater emphasis on personalisation, POL is based on one’s way of life with the main focus on providing residents and clients with greater choice, dignity and wellbeing. Representative initiatives* currently in place to support POL include: greater choice of wake-up times, flexible shower times, extended meal times, revised cleaning and laundry times, and more meaningful activities. As part of this and in late 2015, the Home recognised Food Services with a POL award for the Department that has made the most changes to their day-to-day services in line with the objectives of POL.

In addition, the Home has successfully embedded a Staff Rewards and Recognition Program for staff members who demonstrate examples of enabling greater choice, dignity and wellbeing for our residents and clients. Such staff members can be nominated by residents, volunteers, families, their manager or colleagues. All winners are recognised at staff barbeques throughout the year, presented with an award certificate, and select a gift from a range on offer.

As with anything new, POL continues to evolve based on feedback from staff, residents, clients, families and other stakeholders. “To ensure support for the organisation’s POL strategy, the Home has recently introduced a staff POL Unit Certification Program comprising of 6 key areas a care unit must review and implement in order to be POL certified,” commented Alasdair MacDonald, General Manager Business Innovation and Quality.

The 6 areas include:

• Staff rosters - improves consistent and familiar staffing within the unit neighbourhoods

• Rising, showering, settling patterns - encourages residents to rise, shower and sleep within their normal life rhythms

• Revised meals, cleaning and laundry times - to better support residents’ individualised rising/showering/settling patterns

• Flexible activities and appointments - to better support residents’ individualised rising/showering/settling patterns

• Focused Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) - cross-departmental staff to ensure individualised choice, dignity and wellbeing is being maintained for all residents/clients

• Stakeholder engagement - engaging with residents, clients, relatives, staff, volunteers, etc.

Through these 6 areas of certification, a consistent POL approach is supported by the POL framework which includes the Neighbourhood Model of Living, IDT and Integrated Governance.

*may not apply to every unit

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.

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Philosophy of Living (POL)

Workforce Information Systems

(Digital Services)

Health Services Research, Education

and Training

Capital Infrastructure

Person-directed delivery of service

Refinement of Neighbourhood Model of Living and Tree of Life symbol

To have an engaged, skilled and sustainable workforce

Develop a comprehensive Digital Services infrastructure

Identify relevant medical out-patient services for the community

Identify better practice

Refine education and training

Develop accommodation needs that meets the needs of the community

POL roll-out from February 2015

POL presentations at key state and national conferences

POL Food Services award

POL staff Rewards and Recognition Program

New Employee Assistance Provider (EAP)

Staff Satisfaction Survey

Online recruitment and reference checking

Fine Dining and Silver Service Training

Certificate III Commercial Cookery Training

Focus on career progression

Video conferencing

Staff intranet

Staff email

Wi-fi

Internet guest services

Digital CCTV

HomeCare Skedulo software

Security Swipe cards

Clinical and Allied Health expertise available to HomeCare clients

HUR exercise equipment

New clinical equipment

Allied Health wellbeing offerings for entry level clients at Club Monte

RN Dental training to assist with basic dental care

iTraining 2015 Better Practice Award

Expansion of iTraining Program

Dietary Co-ordinators 2016 Better Practice Award

Club Monte refurbishment

Camelot refurbishment

Carpet and furniture replacement programs across all campuses

Fire Safety Asset Management System

POL Unit Certification

Staff Wellbeing Program

Internal Scholarship Program

Diploma in Leadership and Management

New Nurse Call System

New Electronic Health Care Records System

Customer Relationship Management System

High Performance LAN

Out-patients rehabilitation clinics

Care of Older Persons with Dementia in their Environment (COPE) research project

New National Residential (NRW) Medication Chart

iTraining research and development

Train the Trainer in collaboration with CHeBA

Randwick residential care expansion

Seniors’ Living Apartments at Randwick

Hunters Hill lift upgrade

Window auto open/close for Randwick resident rooms

■ Dedicated Staff Rosters■ Rising, Showering, Settling Patterns■ Revised Meals, Cleaning, Laundry

■ Flexible Activities & Appointments■ Focussed IDT■ Stakeholder Engagement

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able to continue providing excellent care to our aged community in a world class environment.”

The Home has chosen to name significant areas of the Randwick Campus in grateful recognition of these stalwarts of our community.

Our annual membership increased in number again this year. With membership we are able to offer the community a number of benefits, including being eligible to vote at the Home’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), updated information about our interesting events and developments through our LIFE publication and the Annual Report, invitations to special Member functions and activities; and automatic membership of the beautiful Cyril Rosenbaum Synagogue in the grounds of the Hal Goldstein Campus at Hunters Hill, and the Halevi Synagogue at the Randwick Campus.

Once again several Montefiore supporters were bestowed the honour of Life Governorship as they stepped up their donations thus demonstrating commitment to the Home. Our Junior Life Governor Program continued to be a means of involving the next generation. Meanwhile, several generous contributors honoured their commitment to perpetual scholarships for further education and continuous improvement for our valued staff to further enhance their skills.

Our first Jazz in The Grounds evening took place at the Randwick Campus with the wonderful sounds of The John Morrison Swing City Big Band with special guest Emma Pask, and with guest appearances by Moriah College’s senior music students who all but stole

the show. The evening included New York Deli style food ably catered for by Montefiore’s Hotel Services Team. The evening was a huge success.

The Yom Kippur Appeal, Ben’s Story, was overwhelmingly well received and gave people a sense of the many moving stories of our residents. This important initiative gives the community an opportunity to support our religious and spiritual endeavours thus improving the quality of life of our residents.

Another exciting new initiative this year was our Silver Ribbon Tea Club campaign. By donating the cost of a cup of tea a week or perhaps a few cups of tea a week, Montefiore assists in supporting The Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA). Through their dementia research hopefully one day they can find a cure to what is unfortunately the fastest growing disease in our aged population. On joining the Silver Ribbon Tea Club one becomes a part of an exclusive group of members who regularly receive newsletters with the latest on CHeBA’s work and how it relates to our Home as well as other innovations improving the care and services for our residents. Members will be invited to a series of talks throughout the year which will be both educational and entertaining, and be eligible to attend all future Silver Ribbon Tea Club events free of charge.

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‘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.’

At Montefiore we have a long tradition of proudly calling many members of the Sydney community our friends and family. We are grateful for their many major donations, gifts in kind, Simcha donations and bequests which enable us to provide ongoing care delivery to our community, as well as to build

further accommodation to provide for our ageing population.

We are also pleased to honour our donors in a myriad of ways. Our valued friend and resident, the late Karoline Zolshan, left her legacy with a most generous bequest. We are also extremely grateful to her family who

have been incredibly supportive of the Home and its vision.

Another significant bequest was made by the late Mr John Gonda. David Freeman AM, President of Montefiore Home said, “It is thanks to the foresight of people like the late Mr Gonda, that Montefiore is

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This year we also began the expansion into the community of our longstanding Life Story Program, which continues to give our residents the opportunity to tell their stories, make new friendships and spend valuable time with our Life Story volunteers. The program is being offered to friends of Montefiore living in the community and wishing to relate their life journey to be published for themselves and their families, and as a record of our community.

Montefiore’s Volunteer Program continued to grow with its commitment to our Philosophy of Living (POL) providing choice, dignity and wellbeing for our residents. The program, operating

across all 4 campuses and the Day Centres, is proud to have more than 550 active volunteers committed to a myriad of programs.

As always, volunteers were recognised at the annual function acknowledging each volunteer’s dedication and commitment. This positive acknowledgement enhances their day-to-day enjoyment and growth in their role. Each year we also celebrate National Volunteer Week with a program that includes training, socialising and entertainment. It is yet another opportunity for Montefiore to thank its strong army of volunteers for the work they do and the difference they

make to our residents and to the broader community.

To coincide with this year’s National Volunteer Week we launched volunteer business cards. There are many benefits to this new initiative, involving volunteers, residents, families and prospective volunteers including:

• A volunteer is acknowledged as an important member of the team

• We acknowledge that volunteers are our very best volunteer recruiters, so the business card will be a useful tool for introducing new volunteers

• A volunteer will have an official card to give people who ask about

John Morrison at Jazz in the Grounds 2015

Yom Kippur Appeal, Ben Chorzychow with Mevyn Stein

their volunteer work and how they may also become involved

• A volunteer can place his/her own recruitment message on the card

• A volunteer can leave the card in the room of a resident, which lets them and/or their families know a volunteer visitor has dropped by.

Leaving a business card empowers volunteers so they feel their visit was noted should a resident not be available.

The Ladies’ Committee continued to make a significant contribution to the Home. Their fundraising, presence and commitment to the Home is invaluable. Amongst their initiatives this year was the introduction of EFTPOS machines to the Randwick and Hunters Hill Boutiques. This initiative has had 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 continued to make our hospitalised residents feel they are not forgotten by their Montefiore family.

The Volunteer Department also supported students who fulfilled their community service commitments and The Duke of Edinburgh Award Program. Furthermore, Montefiore provided field work placements for tertiary students.

Meanwhile, our Intergenerational Program allowed students from many local schools to interact with our residents in different ways. More than 60 students from Moriah, Emanuel, SCEGGS Redlands, Sydney Girls, Randwick Girls, St Ignatius, St Aloysius, Loreto and Meriden visited and shared their time at our campuses after school

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each afternoon. The students also immersed themselves in the rich and significant history of the residents’ lives. Sharing meaningful experiences, building friendships and caring were the great outcomes. Montefiore’s Volunteer Manager, Hazel Stein commented, “Research shows that children who don’t have enough opportunities to interact with grandparents may have negative feelings about being old. If, however, children have enough contact with older people, they have more understanding about ageing.”

One of our significant and successful Intergenerational Programs was the Randwick Girls High School Living Historian Program. Year 10 History elective students were offered a special opportunity to interview residents from our Randwick Campus. This wonderful program offered the students a chance to

learn about history from the elderly who have personally experienced or witnessed many historical events. Before meeting the resident the students had an introductory session about Montefiore. Each fortnight, 22 students interviewed residents about their life experiences, their childhood, education, time during the war and their post war lives in Australia. “During these sessions the students developed a warm relationship with their residents, heard their personal experiences and had the unique opportunity to ask questions whilst discussing some life values and recent world events,” said Rene Ichilcik, Montefiore’s Community Relations Co-ordinator.

With appreciation, we thank every one of our valued friends, families, volunteers and generous donors for your ongoing support.


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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.’

The Department of Health has recently released guidelines for spiritual care in aged care. These guidelines are the first in the world to focus specifically on the spiritual needs of older people with Australia being at the cutting edge of research in this important area. These guidelines recognise that the spiritual dimension is an important aspect of holistic care in the context of individuality and diversity and have been developed through a rigorous process of stakeholder engagement and

consultation through focus groups, interviews and surveys.

Spiritual care is an integral aspect of a person-centred, or holistic, model of care.

Residents and staff at Montefiore are encouraged to actively participate in the development of our Religious, Spiritual and Cultural Life Program. A comprehensive program continues to be developed which ensures that all aspects of a resident’s spiritual, cultural and religious wellbeing is considered

from the time a resident enters Montefiore until after they leave.

Each resident’s specific needs are identified and a Spiritual Care Plan is put in place. This is to cater to each individual’s level of observance and make their experience specific to their level of religiosity in a meaningful and relevant way.

Social Workers meet with the families to facilitate Advance Care Planning enabling residents to document their end of life wishes.

Rabbi and Rebbetzin Rogut reciting a blessing with residents at Montefiore’s Hunters Hill Campus

There is now a large body of emerging evidence showing that pastoral and spiritual care is an essential part of holistic care for everyone, particularly older people including those with dementia.

Religious services, engaging discussions, visiting Rabbis and other activities are offered taking into account the different religious observances of our residents.

Every Jewish festival is celebrated as it would be in any modern orthodox home so that each resident can engage in their religious beliefs as they would if they were still in their own home. Festivals allow our secular residents the opportunity to revisit childhood experiences with

many of them reconnecting with religious beliefs and customs.

Education of our staff is ongoing with a focus on Jewish rituals, traditions, kashrut, palliation, burial and mourning. Our specialised Holocaust Awareness Training Program provides support for staff caring for residents who are Holocaust survivors.

Our Spiritual Dean has an open door policy for residents and their families to discuss any issues and assist in any phase of their Montefiore journey and afterwards.

The Religious Department encourages families to hold a memorial prayer service at the Home so that residents and staff are able to attend. A Remembrance Service, Zikaron is held monthly on all Montefiore campuses to remember those residents who have passed and allow other residents and staff to have the opportunity to pay their respects.

We continue to provide families who have lost a loved one, a Wishing You Long Life kit. This contains a 7 day memorial candle and comprehensive booklet explaining what the family are going through as well as offering them the necessary prayers to say at the funeral and afterwards, and information on bereavement services available.

Rabbi David Rogut OAM, Montefiore’s Spiritual Dean says, “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. This supports Montefiore’s Philosophy of Living and offers choice, dignity and wellbeing to every resident regardless of their level of religious observance.”

This year the Religious Department also embarked on a joint initiative with Jewish House to bring a Shabbat experience to those members of our community spending Shabbat in hospital. Shabbat bags which included, a bottle of grape juice, a Kiddush cup, Shabbat candles, a sweet snack, Havdalah spices and a Shabbat prayer card, were delivered to members of our community including our own residents in hospital. We further collaborated with the Centre on Ageing (COA) to deliver the Shabbat bags with Meals on Wheels during the week of Purim and also extended the gift to the Burger Centre and our HomeCare clients.

We received exceptional feedback from recipients. Our wonderful volunteers also assisted with the packing and distribution of the bags. The bags are on sale at our Randwick and Hunters Hill Campuses and make a great gift for those planning to be away from home for Shabbat.

Our Religious, Spiritual and Cultural Life Program is constantly evolving and offering our residents and HomeCare clients a holistic experience that stimulates their spiritual wellbeing.


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MONTEFIORE AND CHEBA RESEARCH FOR A BETTER TOMORROW

UNSW Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO and winner of the ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’ at Montefiore’s Silver Ribbon Tea Club Launch

It is only fitting that this year’s update should start with congratulating Montefiore Chair of Healthy Brain Ageing, and the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) Co-Director, Professor Henry Brodaty AO, on winning the ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’ - the Ryman Prize for 2016. This international prize recognises Professor Brodaty’s outstanding career in researching dementia in particular, improving care in nursing homes, General Practitioners’ (GPs) diagnosis and management of dementia, and management of behavioural

and psychological symptoms of dementia, as well as how to prevent cognitive decline with ageing.

In partnership with CHeBA, Montefiore has provided essential support for this, both through the creation of the Montefiore Chair of Healthy Brain Ageing, awarded from 2012 to 2017, and through ongoing projects conducted on-site with CHeBA researchers to improve the lives of its residential population. 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.

HALTING ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN LONG TERM CARE (HALT) In January 2014, Montefiore commenced participation in the HALT research study led by Professor Brodaty. The purpose of this study was to reduce the use of antipsychotic or neuroleptic medication in residential aged care whilst increasing person centred care and non-pharmological approaches. The study was undertaken because

it had been shown that taking these medications for longer than 12 weeks provides little benefit for treating people living with dementia and is associated with a risk of adverse effects. Previous research had also shown that in some circumstances use of these types of medications have been prescribed inappropriately (Hosia-Randell & Pitkala, 2005).

In consultation with the resident’s family, the resident and the supervision of the General Practitioner, 4 units engaged in the HALT project across the Montefiore campuses. Twenty nine residents were enrolled as participants although not all of these progressed to deprescribing of antipsychotic medications. Case conference meetings were held in the interdisciplinary team format to ensure we had an in-depth behavioural history of each participant and we explored team strategies to manage such behaviours due to cognitive impairment. This resulted in a decision to deprescribe the antipsychotic medications to 15 of the 29 residents. Outcomes for these 15 residents ranged from no change, destabilisation or significant functional improvement and enhanced quality of life. We have also identified that education provided to staff during this project has had a positive impact on staff with ongoing education sessions continuing to be offered.

We look forward to receiving official feedback from CHeBA on this research project as a whole and will report in due course.

INTEGRATED COGNITIVE AND SENSORY PROGRAM (ICSP)This research project has focused on the effect of an ICSP in a residential aged care setting designed to reduce Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) experienced by high-care residents in a dementia specific unit by upskilling the care staff working directly with these residents. The principal investigator of the project is Sofia Venuti, Montefiore’s Leisure and Lifestyle Manager (OT); with the support of Professor Brodaty AO, Jacqueline Wesson B.App.SC (OT), MA, Associate Professor Lee-Fay Low (University of Sydney) and Professor Lindy Clemson (University of Sydney).

The project explored the effects of cognitive and sensory interventions on residents living with dementia. The program identified individual residents’ sensory and cognitive needs and addressed them by providing personalised sensory diets, tailored activities, exercises and communication strategies. It was piloted during 2014-15 with 32 residents in the Special Care Unit at Randwick. The intervention demonstrated statistically significant benefits such as lowering levels of anxiety, apathy and aberrant motor behaviour experienced by participants and lowering occupational disruptiveness. It was also shown to be feasible and acceptable to both residents and staff with no voluntary drop outs.

As this study was such a success it has been taken to a second pilot study which aims to examine the process of implementation of the program and outcomes in a larger sample with residents with more physical frailty and with and without dementia diagnoses, as well as better understanding of how the program impacts on staff care practices.

FAMILY/STAFF RELATIONSHIP IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMAs we write this article, we would like to announce our latest research project titled, the Family/Staff Relationship Improvement Program. Led by Lynn Chenoweth, Professor of Nursing at CHeBA, the University of New South Wales with the support of Professor Brodaty AO, this pilot study is to develop and pilot a Train the Trainer protocol which promotes collaboration and positive relationships between family and care staff to support residents during their transition into residential care, families’ abilities to cope and communicate effectively with staff, and staff ability to effectively communicate and support both families and residents. The pilot study will include Montefiore’s Social Workers supporting families, and staff trainers training and mentoring on the floor staff in Hostel at Hunters Hill, and both Nursing Home and Hostel at Randwick.

Thanks to Montefiore’s long-standing and productive relationship with CheBA we believe our research provides for a better tomorrow for our residents, families and staff.

‘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’


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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. Consisting of over 200 Allied Health professionals, from Physiotherapists to Social Workers and Creative Therapists to Dietitians this team is integral in supporting greater choice, dignity and wellbeing for our residents and clients. Through interdisciplinary team meetings, they provide unique and individualised feedback to the rest of the team improving the individually tailored care that supports our comprehensive Philosophy of Living strategy.

Our Dietary Co-ordinator Program led by our in-house Dietitian was recognised with a Better Practice Award. Meanwhile, our Eastern Suburbs Diversional Therapy Department has transitioned to the Leisure and Lifestyle (L&L) Department. With this our L&L services have evolved beyond the Diversional Therapy group standard to more individualised focus on matching activity demands to resident abilities in order to achieve an increased level of therapeutic engagement.

Further, our Alive in the Music program, inspired by the internationally renowned documentary, Alive Inside and the

Catalyst program on ABC earlier this year has continued to grow. Music has been shown to have tremendous benefits for our brain as we age, and it can be an effective intervention when working with adults living with dementia. In addition Music, Art and Dance Therapies are on offer across all Montefiore campuses.

Dental care continues to be supported by our in-house award winning program including a mobile dental clinic at Hunters Hill providing residents with monthly dental checks and treatment onsite.

Within our Physiotherapy Department at Randwick, the team have introduced

ALLIED HEALTH SUPPORTING CARE AND SERVICE DELIVERY

Exercise Physiologist, Jake Atkinson and Randwick resident, Dr Victor Bear using the HUR Floating Pulley

Randwick resident, Sybil Goldberg using the HUR Equipment Smart Card

machine based resistance exercise programs utilising equipment from Helsinki University Research (HUR) Australia. Exercise equipment specifically designed for the elderly, HUR is available to both residents and HomeCare clients for use at our Randwick Campus. In a research study, the Physiotherapy team at Randwick

compared use of traditional exercise equipment versus the HUR equipment over a 12 week period. Their research concluded that the HUR equipment was effective in improving our residents’ overall wellbeing, with Montefiore invited to present this information at the World Congress on Active Ageing Conference.

For more information on our Allied Health services, and what our staff, residents and clients have to say go to www.montefiorehome.com.au/what-we-do/our-videos

‘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.’


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Be it clinical governance, education, mentoring or day-to-day clinical support, Montefiore’s dedicated Clinical Resources Department (CRD) provides critical clinical support and resources across the Home for residents, staff, Medical Practitioners, Allied Health and other specialists.

The team comprises of a Clinical Resources Manager and 3 Clinical Resources Officers (CROs) all of whom have had various clinical roles within Montefiore ranging from Deputy Care Manager, Acting Executive Care Manager, HomeCare Manager, Registered Nurse and Occupational Therapist. “These interdisciplinary roles within the Department assist the team to better understand and support their customers’ clinical needs,” commented Rita Lawrence, General Manager Clinical Services. “In addition, the team is well supported and works closely with our award winning Nurse Practitioner (NP) Program which is managed by our in-house NP,” added Rita.

For much of this year the CRD has focused on diversifying their clinical skills to enhance the clinical knowledge and competency of staff working directly with residents. This included:

• Assistant in Nursing (AINs) Medication Credentialing - enabled our AINs to be clinically certified to handle and administer medications

• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment - also known as Train the Trainer provided the CRD team with skills on how to provide staff with more structured education

• Immunisation Credentials - was provided through the Australian College of Nursing so that both residents and staff could be vaccinated safely within the Home under the supervision of our Nurse Practitioner and General Practitioners

• Dementia Specialisation - a consultation service to the units to ensure residents with specialised needs and challenging behaviours are appropriately assessed and that relevant measures are in place to support them

• Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI) Specialist Consultation - provided internal education to support staff with ongoing changes to ACFI and the associated documentation. This included the transition to our new client healthcare information management system

• Learning and Development - of clinical nursing staff which included the planning, selection and implementation of a new clinical healthcare information management system.

Additional programs co-ordinated throughout the year included education for Registered Nurses (RNs), Team Leaders (TLs) and AINs, as well as developing resources and clinical policies.

As in previous years, the CRD have also continued to manage:

• Infection Control - in particular our resident and staff influenza vaccinations, and supporting the units during periods of outbreaks such as influenza and gastroenteritis

• Specialised Nursing Procedures - ranging from chairing and advising on all clinical committees and working parties. In addition and in collaboration with the Customer Assurance Department, the CRD collated and analysed clinical indicator statistics across all 9 units to create the monthly clinical indicator report. From this report areas of risk and further education needs were identified and planning then made to meet these needs.

Our Nurse Practitioner Program offers additional advanced clinical support through:

• Extended clinical health care, within a person-directed model

• Applying advanced clinical knowledge to practice across stable, unpredictable and complex situations, and

• Managing our Reduction in Unplanned Transfers to Hospital (RUTH) Program which has included the purchase of an additional bladder scanner for our Hunters Hill Campus, which both the CRD and our NP are supporting through RN education.

CLINICAL RESOURCES PROVIDING CRITICAL CLINICAL SUPPORT

Clinical Resources Officer, Nitti Madan; Clinical Resources Manager, Sabrina Scandurra; Clinical Resources Officer, Joseph Benosa; Nurse Practitioner, Joanne Russell and Clinical Resources Officer, IIonka Takac

With 740 residents, Montefiore’s kitchens on a given day produce over 2,000 meals. Add to that morning and afternoon teas, evening supper and day-to-day requests and that number more than doubles. The kitchen must also take into account the complexity of the older palate due to clinical needs such as allergies, texture-modified foods/fluids, adaptive equipment, and supplements to name just a few. These needs can change daily be it for a new resident or a change in care needs of an existing resident. Subsequently, the risk of getting things wrong is extremely high.

Yet within our industry much of this nutritional information is reliant on nursing staff communicating the ever changing dietary needs of residents to catering staff. Thankfully at Montefiore such nutritional care needs are typically

managed by Dietitians, Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists following referral from a Registered Nurse or other clinician. “In addition, Montefiore employs Dietary Co-ordinators whose primary role is cross departmental communication of residents’ dietary needs,” commented Jenna Rae-Hallam, Montefiore’s Dietitian.

Through their role, Dietary Co-ordinators manage a well-documented nutrition and dietetic communication process bridging the gap between nursing, kitchen, dining and Allied Health services. This is achieved through interdisciplinary management

of resident dietary information, point-of-contact for catering and nursing teams when dietary questions arise, educating catering staff on the delivery of correct meals, auditing, managing supplements and thickened fluids, assisting in streamlining referrals to Dietitians, Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, and being a resident liaison.

“This is a unique role in the aged care industry and as such we are honoured to be recognised with a 2016 Better Practice Award from the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency,” added Janine Grossman, Director of Professional Services.

DIETARY CO-ORDINATORS BRIDGING THE GAP

Dietary Co-ordinator, Vandana Patel; Dietitian, Jenna Rae Hallam; Dietitian, Alexandra Westle; Dietitian, Zahra Munas and Dietary Co-ordinator, Lukasz Kuczynski

‘MONTEFIORE EMPLOYS DIETARY CO-ORDINATORS WHOSE PRIMARY ROLE IS CROSS DEPARTMENTAL COMMUNICATION OF RESIDENTS’ DIETARY NEEDS.’

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?


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SOCIAL MEDIA...So what is it all about you may ask? Some of us cannot live without it; others don’t know what all the fuss is 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 phones or seeing what’s going on in some form of social media. We must have the latest news update, check in to see what’s happening on Facebook™ or we may wish to watch a movie while catching the train home after work. We, as consumers, continue to demand ease of use and instant access to the latest information. No longer are the traditional print materials such as newspapers or having a company website enough.

Montefiore is not immune to these technological advances and the changing needs by which to communicate to its customers, staff and other stakeholders. As

such, much of our Communications Teams’ focus at the start of 2016 was on revamping our social media presence, primarily; Facebook, LinkedIn™ and YouTube™.

Subsequently, Montefiore launched its revamped general and HomeCare Facebook pages to keep residents, clients, families, staff and the community up to date with what we are doing instead of hearing things second hand or down the track. For staff and prospective employees, the Home’s LinkedIn page is a wonderful platform to showcase the rewarding work environment at Montefiore, its diversity of cultures and roles. Both Facebook and LinkedIn have also been successfully used to promote

a suite of resident, client, family and staff videos that show what it means to live and work at Montefiore. These videos can be viewed on YouTube or via our website on www.montefiorehome.com.au/what-we-do/our-videos

Find us today on LinkedIn, YouTube and Facebook.

MONTEFIORE’S GONE SOCIAL

‘NO LONGER ARE THE TRADITIONAL PRINT MATERIALS SUCH AS NEWSPAPERS OR HAVING A COMPANY WEBSITE ENOUGH.’

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.


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PEOPLE, CULTURE & LEARNING

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 results indicated that Montefiore’s employees are highly engaged and deeply aligned with the organisation’s Mission and Values. They are proud of the facilities and services offered to clients and residents and believe that Montefiore is providing innovative, high quality care. Employees reported strong support through teamwork, training and a strong focus on safety. Compared to the sector average, a greater number of Montefiore employees are aware of the Vision and strategy for the future of the organisation, believe that Montefiore is continuously improving, and report good communication across locations and departments.

STAFF REWARDS & RECOGNITIONAs is reflected in the feedback from staff, and with a solid platform to build upon, 2015 saw the launch of the Home’s Rewards & Recognition Program that comprises of 2 key components, the Employee Appreciation & Innovation Awards as well as the Employee Rewards & Recognition Kits. This program was established to acknowledge and reward those staff who support the

Home’s Mission, Vision and Values. The kits are designed to encourage and facilitate recognition at a departmental level while our award recipients are recognised at staff sausage sizzles held at each of the campuses throughout the course of the year.

STAFF RECRUITMENT & SELECTIONIn May 2016, the Human Resources Department transitioned to an eRecruit portal. With all recruitment activities now centralised through this portal, this has delivered numerous efficiencies relating to the management of employment vacancies. Importantly, it provides

a more effective mechanism whereby current and prospective employees can keep abreast of new job opportunities as they arise and enables Montefiore to establish a talent pool to support its future recruitment endeavours.

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENTAccess to ongoing learning and career development opportunities have continued to be another important area of focus over these last 12 months, with the launch of several new programs and initiatives through Montefiore’s Learning & Development Department. Key initiatives include:

Diploma of Leadership and Management participants

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.

Professional Services Administration Assistant, Elaine Goodman receiving her certificate of appreciation from Director, Andrew Kew

• Internal Scholarship Program (ISP) - The ISP seeks to reward and encourage existing employees to contribute to the long-term success of the organisation by strengthening and enhancing our workforce. For 2016, through an application process, there were a total of 3 scholarships made available for staff interested in undertaking tertiary studies

• Diploma of Leadership and Management -The Northern Sydney Institute (NSI) has been engaged to deliver this nationally accredited program to 17 employees across the organisation. Additional places have also been made available to employees seeking to develop their knowledge and skills in a particular area, with the option available to undertake a specific module across the 13 month program

• Silver Service and Effective Functions - Sydney TAFE was engaged to deliver this customised training program. The program was designed to further develop the skills and knowledge of our dining room employees in the areas of preparing and operating an effective food and beverage function, wine appreciation and delivering silver service in a fine dining environment

• Certificate III Commercial Cookery - Sydney TAFE was also engaged to deliver this qualification to 9 employees working in kitchens across Montefiore’s campuses. This nationally accredited qualification aimed at enhancing the skills of our employees to prepare delicious gourmet meals was delivered in the Randwick production kitchen and incorporated a number of study tours at renowned venues across Sydney.

STAFF WELLBEING2016 also saw the launch of Montefiore’s new employee wellbeing program, branded Wellbeing@Montefiore. The focus and drive behind this is to provide employees with a variety of tools, tips and strategies to enhance their wellbeing and experience in the workplace. Throughout the course of the year, there were various themes and activities aimed at supporting staff wellbeing. Activities to date have included Stretch Classes, the launch of an 8 week Pilates Program and the roll out of Outdoor Kits for employees to enjoy with their colleagues on Montefiore’s beautiful grounds during their lunch break.

‘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.’


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2016

YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW

NOVEMBER Jazz in the Grounds

JULY HomeCare’s First Accreditation and

Top Marks

AUGUSTClinical

Excellence with New Equipment

SEPTEMBER Ben’s Story

DECEMBERHotel Services

wins Philosophy of Living

(POL) AwardJANUARY

Montefiore Hosts Eat, Pray, Naches Exhibition

FEBRUARY Simon Sebag

Montefiore in Sydney

MARCH Resident Purim

Concert

OCTOBER iTraining Better Practice Award

APRIL We Have Gone Social

JUNE UNSW Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO, Wins ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’

2015

MAY National Volunteer

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WHO’S WHO IN THE HOME

BOARD OF MANAGEMENTExecutiveDavid Freeman AM – PresidentGary Inberg – Vice PresidentAssoc Prof Peter Gonski – Hon SecretaryTom Mautner – Hon Treasurer

Board membersAlex AbulafiaLisa BrenderMax EinfeldMichael GoldsteinMichael GrafDr Susan Hertzberg

Barry JosephTrevor PogroskeLeora RossRenèe SymondsJeremy WaineJarred Rubin (Observer)

Life MembersThe late Hal Goldstein AM OBEManfred Salamon

BOARD COMMITTEES (AS AT 30/10/16)Montefiore Development Committee (MDC)David Freeman AM (Chairman)Gary InbergTom MautnerMichael GoldsteinMichael GrafRobert OrieJarred Rubin (Observer)

Finance CommitteeTom Mautner (Chairman)David Freeman AMGary InbergAssoc Prof Peter GonskiAlex AbulafiaTrevor PogroskeRobert OrieAndrew KewJarred Rubin (Observer)

Operations & Quality CommitteeGary Inberg (Chairman)Lisa BrenderDavid Freeman AM Michael GoldsteinMichael GrafBarry JosephAlex AbulafiaTom MautnerLeora RossRenèe Symonds Robert OrieAndrew KewRhonda BradleyMelanie LindenbergJanine GrossmanJarred Rubin (Observer)

Admissions Review CommitteeMax Kahn (Chairman)Robert OrieBarry JosephMelanie LindenbergJustine Spies

Religious CommitteeMelanie Lindenberg (Chairperson)Max EinfeldRabbi Rogut OAMLynda DaveTammy Kleviansky

Burger Centre Joint Operating Committee(Montefiore Representatives)Gary InbergRenee SymondsKaren JordanRobert Orie

Investment CommitteeTom Mautner (Chairman)David Freeman AMGary InbergBarry JosephAssoc Prof Peter GonskiTrevor Pogroske

HOMECARE AND DAY CENTRES

READINESS AND TECHNOLOGYOur focus this year has been to have everything in place for the changes due in February 2017. Montefiore HomeCare has relied on the significant internal capacity of Digital Services to implement a comprehensive technological system automating functions behind the scenes. In doing so we were able to reduce the staff time doing tasks that aren’t client centred.

We are now able to track the progress of staff in attending clients. This gives a greater transparency to the Service and translates into more accuracy in billing. Our solutions are innovative and give the Service some competitive advantage as the world of HomeCare and Day Centres enter a more commercial phase in February 2017.

CLIENT BENEFITSWhile we have put emphasis on technology for the Service, it provides a foundation for our future rollout of technology for our clients at home. From skyping family to easily calling for assistance or tracking of medical information, the world of technology is bringing more connection, safety, security and preventative health measurement to people living at home. Montefiore HomeCare aims to be an industry leader in this.

GROWTHWith all the activity in the technological world you could be forgiven in thinking we had taken our eyes off the ball for growing the HomeCare service. However, Montefiore HomeCare has continued to grow in the last 12 months. We are providing approximately 5.5 hours of service

per week to 150 clients. Some clients want as little as a 2 hour weekly shopping trip and some want 24/7 comprehensive care. The flexibility of the Service enables us to attend to both ends of the spectrum and everything in between. Our key has been exceptional case management by our Co-ordinators and experienced, helpful, Care Workers.

INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMMontefiore HomeCare employs the Interdisciplinary Framework for overseeing clients’ wellbeing and general health. Our tertiary qualified Care Co-ordinators are Registered Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers and business experts. The weekly case review draws on the expertise of these disciplines for the benefit of the individual client and their situation. The end result is great solutions.

CLUB MONTEClub Monte at Hunters Hill has had an eventful year with the first initiative being a major

refurbishment. It has been many years since Club Monte had new carpet or furnishings. While the old furniture had been well cared for, the tables were heavy and hard to move, the lounges were outdated, and some things just didn’t match.

Keeping with the overall colour theme of the Hunters Hill Campus, the refurbishment began. The Library is now a comfortable space with modern shelving, and tables can be easily moved so that the room can adapt to whatever activities the clients are doing. If you called in you may find strength and balance exercise classes, ceramic painting, flower arranging, tai chi or everyone just enjoying lunch. The space is much better suited to enable a variety of activities and the clients are loving it.

The Government also made some changes in the reform process which will continue to be rolled out into 2018 for Club Monte. In the future, Day Centres and Day Therapy Centres will have a greater role as increasing numbers of people age and choose to stay at 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.

Registered Nurse and HomeCare Co-ordinator, Nicole Chippindale with HomeCare Assistant, Sandra Villamil using the new Skedulo app from Head Office


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LIFE GOVENORS AND MEMBERS

Our Life Governors and Members, currently more than 2,000 in number - share our commitment to enhancing the Quality of Life of the aged in our community. Their interest, support and dedication to the Home are greatly valued by the residents, the Board of Management and staff of the Home.These lists represents a cross section of the Jewish community and are, in the words of former NSW Governor Gordon Samuels, ‘tangible evidence of the fact that the Home occupies a special place in the hearts of the Jewish people of this city and state.’

Membership of the Home extends a range of benefits to those who subscribe for a fee of only $55 per year. Members receive our newsletters, Annual Report and other publications. Financial members are invited to special events and briefings and are eligible to vote at our Annual General Meetings or be nominated for election to the Board. Membership of the Home also carries automatic membership of our Cyril Rosenbaum Synagogue in the grounds of the Hal Goldstein Campus at Hunters Hill, and the Halevi Synagogue at the Randwick Campus.

We welcome new Life Governors as well as others who advanced to the next level of Life Governorship in the period under review, continuing a tradition of commitment and support that began even before the Home’s first premises were built. Life Governors are honoured in perpetuity, in addition to being accorded all the benefits of membership.

If you are interested in becoming a Life Governor or Member, please call Esther Wakerman, Community Relations Manager on 02 8345 9110.

Foundation Life GovernorsAbeshouse, Barry & LeonoraAdams, PearlBaffsky, David & HelenBenjamin, BettyBenjamin, SarahBenjamin, SheilaBinetter, Emil & GerdaBlock, David & NaomiBloomfield, George & ShirleyBluth, George & IngeBraham, MarkBrandon, RoseBrender, Joseph & GerdaBund, WarrenCario, ArthurColeman, IreneDaniel, MartaDiamond, Keith & SandraEdson, RobynEfinger, LizEvans, ZitaFreeman, Derek & PhyllisFritz, JudithFulop, ErikaGlasser, Neil & NinaGlover, Barry & FayeGold, Brian & Susie

Goldstein, Ross & MorvythGreen, LionelGreen, RhodaGreen, Stephen & SharonGreen, WinifredGreenberg, PamGutman, DasiaHannes, MargaretHerman, Victor & ShirleyJoseph, Barry & DianneKatz, FloraKaye, EliseKlas, RoseKlein, EvaKlineberg, Iven & SylviaLane, IngridLane, MichelineLesnie, David & RobynLesnie, Warren & MarianneLevi, SylviaLewis, Ron & JoanLowy, Frank & ShirleyMasnick, Keith & LynnePerl, Peter & YvonnePhillips, Ron & BethPortrate, LeaPunin, Samuel & JudyRosenberg, BruceRosenthal, ElizabethRoss, David & Agnes

Ryba, Peter & EdithSaalfeld, John & NinaSalamon, Manfred & LindaSamer, LouiseSamer, RaeScheinberg, David & EvaScheinberg, GisellaShank, JosephineShelton, FrankSife, RuthSilk, John & RebeccaSolomon, EleonoreStein, Myer & KathrinStraton, ManfredStux, Steven & RuthSymon, Norman & WendyTerley, SamVidor, Allan & SharonVogel, DitaWinter, PatriciaWolf, EnidYoung, Enid

BenefactorsBasserabie, Mervyn & LorraineBear, VictorBerg, Tony & CarolBuchbinder, RuthBurger, Diane

Gardos, RuthGesikowski, EugeniaGinges, AgnesGoldstein, NancyeKam, Garry & BenitaKatz, Ervin & JudyLevy, Geoff & DebbieLewis, DorothyLoblay, LorandLowy, JuliannaPlummer, VictorPollack, ReneeRoth, John & Segal, JillianRoth, Stanley & CharmaineShein, David & ColleenShein, Jonathan & MichelleShein, StevenSpatt, JulieStreet, Fred & DorothyVidor, Ervin & Lottie

Gold Life GovernorsBart, Philip & MandyBaskir, VictorBinetter, MargaretBroit, Dennis & SharynChotiner, MarkCohen, Neil & ShirleyCohen, Roy & Jenny

MONTEFIORE LIFE GOVENORS

EXECUTIVE STAFF (AS AT 30/10/16)GENERAL MANAGERS AND OTHER KEY PERSONNEL

General Manager Allied Health ServicesTracey Clark

General Manager Residential Care ServicesMargaret Flynn

General Manager Community ServicesKaren Jordan

General Manager Clinical ServicesRita Lawrence

General Manager Business Innovation and QualityAlasdair MacDonald

General Manager People, Culture & LearningAnna Santikos

General Manager Hotel ServicesSusan Vickery

Chief Information OfficerBruce Coller

Chief Financial OfficerNick Pezikian

Chief Executive OfficerRobert Orie

Spiritual DeanRabbi David Rogut OAM

Director of Business ServicesRhonda Bradley

Director of Professional ServicesJanine Grossman

Director of Corporate ServicesAndrew Kew

Director of Client & Community RelationsMelanie Lindenberg

Robert Orie, Chief Executive Officer

Janine Grossman, Director of Professional Services

Alasdair MacDonald, General Manager, Business Innovation & Quality

Rabbi David Rogut OAM, Spiritual Dean

Tracey Clark, General Manager, Allied Health Services

Anna Santikos, General Manager People, Culture & Learning

Andrew Kew, Director of Corporate Services

Margaret Flynn, General Manager, Residential Care Services

Susan Vickery, General Manager, Hotel Services & Facilities

Rhonda Bradley, Director of Business Services

Karen Jordan, General Manager, Community Services

Bruce Coller, Chief Information Officer

Melanie Lindenberg, Director of Client _ Community Relations

Rita Lawrence, General Manager, Clinical Services

Nick Pezikian, Chief Financial Officer

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Curtis, EvaGoldstein, Michael & DorothyGonski, David & OrliGreen, Phillip & VivienGrossman, FrankGuss, Mitchell & RuthIsenberg, Clive & JennyJacobson, Peter & MarleneKahn, MaxKalish, Peter & ShirleyKanarek, MaraKarpin, Leonard & CaroleKauffmann, Steven & AliceKlinger, Ron & SuzieLangton, JudyLinz, Sam & BarbaraLowy, David & MargoLowy, Steven & JudyMiller, Neill & KathyNeumann, SonjaPrerau, EdithRitterman, FritziSamuels, JackiSherman, Brian & GeneSolomon, ShirleyStern, Alan & KerryWinestock, VitaWolanski, Phillip & SuzanneZamel, Gary & KarenZamel, Maurice & BettyZucker, Ron

Silver Life GovernorsAbrahams, HaroldAvidan, Danny & CharlieBalkind, JoyBeck, Harry & VivienneBennett, David & AnnabelleBerger, Mor & JolanBerman, David & SandraBoas, Eddy & DonnaBreuer, TomBrowne, Wesley & SariCenter, Steve & YolandaChipkin, PearlCosti, Eddie & RosieCzeiger, Harry & AgnesDavis, Edward & IritEhrlich, Joshua & BeverleyFaigen, MarkFerster, Ron & ClareFischl, Alex & RosalindFischl, Gerry & EvaFischl, Ian & MichelleFreeman, DavidGarlick, Bradley & BeverleyGellert, Ivan & MarieGoldberg, Danny & LisaGoldberg, DavidGoldberg, Jerome & KathyGoldstein, GloriaGonski, HeleneGrossberg, HessieHerz, Albert & JoyceImhof, IrwinJackson, CynthiaJacobson, David & MelanieKarney, Julien & Miller, ReneciaKaye, Roger & JudyKohane, BettyLehrer, GeniaLeibman, Myer & SheilaLeibowitz, Stephen & Pamela

Leser, BarbaraLevi, Lewis & EvaLevitan, DavidLevy, ErnaLewin, EvaLonstein, Darron & WendyMalmberg, John & Lopacinski, ChristineMarks, Barry & JudyMarmot, Allan & SandyMarmot, Paul & DaleMautner, Tom & RoseMenschik, LauraMiller, Ian & SaraMoss, AgiMoss, Steven & CarolNathanson, Michael & RuthOwen, JanPenn, IanPerlstein, Gary & MarniePerlstein, Manfred & BeverleyPhillips, David & SusiePinshaw, Jonathan & ReneeRabin, Perry & AnneReich, AnnRosenfeld, MichaelRoss, Edward & LeoraSachs, Vernon & MerleSchwarz, RhonaSebel, Roger & EleanorShand, Gregory & KathyShapiro, Craig & CaraSheldon, EdithShell Family, Singer, David & CaroleSolomon, Bruce & BarbaraSpira, Henry & JudyStang, Maurie & VivienSwirsky, Ted & AdeleToltz, Richard & DoreenTopper, Brian & EvelynTopper, Victor & SandraVessey, LucyVidor, Gary & AnatVidor, MandyWeiss, Gary Weiss, MargaretWolpert, Kenneth & TammyYamey, Colin & NatalieZucker, Simonette

Bronze Life GovernorsA Aaron, MoseyAaron, Reuben & CorneliaAbrams, CharlesAdler, Andrew & TamaraAgranoff, Sidney & SylviaAlexander, JacquelineAllen, Neville & GretaAngles, Emery & NancyAvigdor, David & Naomi

BBart, BertaBart, Fred & CherylBaskin, Ronald & RuthBauer, Stephen & MiriamBeasley, TanyaBender, RuthBeran, PennyBiggs, Martin & Gienia

Bloch, Kevin & MicheleBlock, BruceBloom, Abe & LornaBloom, Ken & HelenBlumberg, Michael & CarleneBokey, Lesley & KatieBorder, MartinBoyarsky, Andrew & TarynBraham, BelindaBraude, NolaBrender, Henry & NormaBrown, Errol & PamBudai, Ferenc & PamelaBurns, Elinore

CCadry, Eddy & EvaCamberg, Gerald & CherylCann, Robert & JanelleCaplan, BenjaminCaplan, GideonCaplan, KimCaplan, SophieCastle, DavidCeylon, JennyCharny, IlseChosid, ElizabethCliffe, DavidCohen, Anthony & PamelaCohen, Avron & JeanCohen, BarbaraCohen, Danny & EvaCohen, Gary & SuzyCohen, Michael & BarbaraCollins, RaymondCoppel, Ronald & ValerieCordell, Stephen & MarilynCorrick, David & RickiCowen, Geoffrey & MartyCremer, Harley & Dorothy

DDalley, John & Lee-AnnDavis, Garry & BettinaDavis, MargaretDe Borah, AnnaDeitz, MimiDiamond, John & WendyDinte, MerylDoctor, DaphneDorfan, DarrylDresdner, LilyDresdner, Raymond & AnnDresner, Ian & SharonDrexler, Paul & DianeDuchen, DavidDunkel, Jeremy & RoxanneDunkel, JuliaDunkel, Michael & Annette

EEcker, HeleneEcker, Tom & AgnesEckowitz, Steven & TerryEhrlich, Ron & AnnEinfeld, GrahamEinfeld, Max & ElizabethEngel, EvaEtkind, Milton & PamelaEvans, JoyEzra, Jack & Frances

FFabre, Leonard & SharneFeitelson, John Felberman, VeronicaFerenci, Thomas & IngeFinger, Harold & RebeccaFinger, Michael & SueFink, LeonFischer, KurtFisher, Laurie & FrancesFisher, SusanFishman, ElizabethFishman, George & RosalieFlower, John & JanetFranco, RoseFranks, RochelleFreeman, Anthony & KerryFreeman, RalphFriend, John & SarahFuchs, Cedric & Esther

GGelski, Richard & SophieGerber, Trevor & RobynGerendas, Les & MiriamGlaser, Rafi & LouiseGlass, Valda Glazer, Harry & NaomiGlick, CherieGold, Harold & JillGoldman, Sam & ElsieGoldman, Tom & DianeGoldminc, AliceGoldschmidt, Colin & SharonGoldshaft, Peter & RichelleGoldstein, David & JennyGolovsky, David & BeverleyGonski, Peter & MichelleGoot, Robert & RobertaGordon, David & KarenGoulburn, Alan & LesleyGoulburn, DannyGould, Gary & RitaGraham, LornaGreen, Leslie & GinnyGreen, Maurice & TinaGreene, Jack & SarahGreenfield, Michael & HesterGresham, Ken & SaraGriffiths, Randolph & AmandaGrossberg, Ian & JaneGrossman, David & JanineGrunfeld, LeonieGrunfeld, PeterGrunstein, BarbaraGrynberg, Robert & KatjaGrynberg, Victor & Carol

HHalle, Roy & PennyHammerschlag, Ivan & DeniseHandler, Charles & ClaireHendler, David & Shein, RenaHendler, Gary & SharonHendler, Michael & Kennedy, AlanaHendler, YettaHerbert, Bernard & RusselHersch, Joseph & ShirleyHersch, Peter & RosieHiggins, Terence & Dame Rosalyn Hoare, ShelleyHoffman, Cecil & Norma

Holland, Ivan & DoloresHootman, Henry & HeleneHotz, Paul & Susan

IInberg, Gary & SusanIsenberg, Barry & DoreenIsenberg, Paul & EiraItzkowic, David & MelindaIzsak, Edith

JJacobs, David & JennyJacobs, George & Hirshorn, JaniceJacobs, Walter & SharonJacobson, PhilipJaku, Edward & FloreJoel, AlexandraJoel, Lady SybilJoel, Michael & AnnaJoffe, Alan & MollyJoffee, Maurice & Rozelle

KKassel, Raymond & FelicityKeen, Paul & EmilieKennard, JillKennedy, John & RoslynKery, Nick & MaryKessler, CliveKessler, David & JanetKessler, NanetteKirschner, Bernhard & S&raKiss, AgiKnep, Joel & MelanieKorda, MarikaKresner, Bernard & MarciaKritzler, HedyKrug, GeraldKrug, Henry & Ella

LLanderer, John & MichelleLang, BetsyLang, JoanLang, StevenLeach, Trevor & JudyLechem, Henry & SusanLederman, MargaretLehmann, AnneLehrer, Gus & NannaLevett, IrmaLevi, Ian & AnnLevin, Mervyn & ThelmaLevine, David & AgnesLevine, JulieLevis, Rodney & LynetteLewis, David & CarolineLewis, Peter & DianeLewkovitz, George & IlanaLilian, Les & RuthLinden, Alex & RosemaryLinz, Allen & AliLowe, HarryLubowski, David & Sheli

MMaister, Dennis & GerdaMarks, Allan & LindaMarks, Kevin & MarcelleMarks, LilyMartin, Peter & SophieMasnick, Anthony & Eva

Maybloom, Bernard & ShirleyMcEwing, Fraser & MichelleMcGarn, Norman & EstelleMendelsohn, Graeme & EmmaMeyer, EllenMichalowsky, Mark & RoleneMilner, Harold & BerthaMintz, PeterModdel, David & MichelleModdel, GertrudeMorgan, NeilMoritz, DianneMosberg, LillyMoss, Alexander & Magda

NNarunsky, Les & MarciaNaumburger, IngridNebenzahl, BenNebenzahl, Brian & JocelynNebenzahl, IrenaNeumann, Harold & HillaryNeumann, Roy & LindiNewhouse, Yvonne

OOpitz, Raymond & SharonOser, Robert & AgieOwen, Michael & Jewell

PPataki, AlexPeisah, Fred & MarlenePhilippsohn, Peter & SheilaPhillips, VandaPinczewski, Leo & ElizabethPinczewski, Val & RuthPongrass, ClaraProweller, RitaPryer, Ian & BeverlyPynt, Greg & Renee

RRabie, David & Mandell, CherylRabinowitz, Dennis & JoanRaiz, RaymondeRandall, Roy & JenniferRaphael, Kenneth & DeborahReading, Leigh & LynneRedelman, MargeryRein, Nigel & MarianneReitberger, Claude & MicheleRenof, Sid & LaurelleResnick, GailRevell, ZiggyRich, BabetteRitch, Jack & DianaRock, Sam & MonicaRonai, EgonRosenberg, Bertram & PaulineRosenberg, Lance & JulieRosenblum, SylviaRosenthal, IdaRotenstein, George & ShirleyRubinstein, Neville & RosRubner, Steve & Ann

SSakker, SamuelSankey, SoniaSapir, ElizabethSarif, Fred & AnnetteSaunders-Weinberg, Monica

Scheinberg, Richard & JacquiSchmalzbach, LesSchoenheimer, JoySchwartz, Brian & ArleneSchwartz, ClariceSebel, Ben & JodieSeemann, AgnesSelby, ZaraSelinger, Ben & VeronicaSelinger, Robert & EvaSetton, EvaShapiro, Andrew & Fink, HannahShapiro, Harold & IsabelleShapiro, Selwyn & SharonSharota, Dorian & LizSharp, KathrynSharpe, IlonaSharpe, John & ClaireShaul, MinnieShelley, George & ClaraSheslow, RichardShofer, Bradley & HeleneShteinman, DianeShur, Michael & IsabelSimon, AmiSimons, JeanySimons, Robert & AnitaSmaller, Peter & ElaineSmorgon, Barry & SandraSnow, DavidSnow, Gary Snow, JudySolomon, Alan & EdnaSolomon, Ron & JudySonenfild, CecilySonnenschein, Egon & MiriamSonnenschein, RobertSonnenschein, Robert & SueSouffron, RuthSpielman, Ron & JudySpira, Richard & KarenSpiro, DovStang, Bernie & MinnaStaub, Phil & Vidor, JackieStein, Edgar & PamelaStern, BarbaraStern, Jack & EstelleSved, AnnaSwitzer, HedySymonds, Geoff & ReneeSymonds, JoySymonds, Richard & ShirleySymonds, Shirley

TTeitler, Mildred Teperson, Jonathan & ShernaThieben, George & HenrykaTomchin, Paul & DeliciaTorsh, Daniela

UUllman, JuliaUlman, Gary & Jenni

VVall, Judithvan Rooijen, Arnold & MiriamVeingold, VilyVelan, Gary & Renata

WWahlhaus, Alan & Sharon

Webb, KevinWechsler, Alfred & JulieWeiss , Peter & DorisWeiss, David & NellyWeiss, DorisWiener, Michael & VivienneWilson, RuthWise, MimiWise, Peter & DorisWittenberg, ClariceWolanski, Henry & LuciaWolf, Frank & KarenWoods, Michael & Linda

ZZines, DennisZinn, SeligZweig, Anita

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AAaron, CorneliaAaron, MiltonAaron, ReubenAbadee, YvonneAbbott, DavidAbel, MichaelAbeshouse, BarryAbeshouse, DavidAbeshouse, LeonoraAbeshouse, MyrtleAbeshouse, NormanAbeshouse, RuthAbeshouse, VictoriaAbrahams, AlanAbrahams, BarbaraAbrahams, BeverleyAbrahams, HaroldAbrahams, PatriciaAbrahams, SelwynAbrahams, ShmuelAbrams, CharlesAbrams, LenaAbrams, MervynAbulafia, AlexAbulafia, NatashaAbulafia, RhodaAdams, PearlAdcock, BeverleyAdler, AgnesAdler, AndrewAdler, FrankAdler, RhonaAgranat, SylviaAkres, BertAlbert, CecilAlexander, FredAlexandrovskaya, AllaAlter, IanAlter, JennyAmeisen, HelenaAmler, AnitaAmler, VernonAmoils, CedricAmoils, SarahAndrews, RichardAngles, EmeryAngles, NancyApfelbaum, MiriamAppleberg, JuneAppleberg, MichaelApterman, LeoArgy, MorrisArndt, MiriamArnold, PeterAshberg, AlanAshberg, MarianAtherton, CatherineAuerbach, EgonAuerbach, Judith

BBachmayer, BerniceBaden, HarveyBaffsky, DavidBaffsky, HelenBaffsky, JohnBahar, DianaBakalich, DanikaBaker, RosalynBalint, JohnBalkin, DavidBalkin, MurielBalog, Alice

Ban, IvanBanki, GeorgeBanwell, NevilleBanwell, RoslynBarda, FelixBarda, CarolineBarlow, MarianneBarlow, ThomasBarnett, BenitaBaroukh, MargueriteBarr, ElanaBarr, IvanBarr, MarkBarripp, BettinaBarta, StevenBarton, JanineBarton, StephenBaseby, SuellenBaskin, CliveBaskin, MarleneBaskin, MichaelBaskin, WendyBaskir, VictorBass, RuthBass, ErnestBasser, GeoffBasser, LeonBassin, NoraBauer, MiriamBauer, StephenBaumann, ElviraBaumann, ThomasBaynash, PhilipBaynash, RitaBear, SusanBear, VictorBebek, IvanBebek, StephenBeck, CharlesBeck, HarryBeck, VivienneBeck, VivienneBehrens, EstelleBeifus, GailBelnick, BerniceBendel, JohnBendel, JulieBendelstein, LilyBender, FranBendersky, SophiaBendersky, LeonBenedikt, DavidBenjamin, BarbaraBenjamin, BettyBenjamin, MeganBenjamin, PeterBen-Mayor, AlbertBenmayor, MarcBennett, AndrewBennett, AnnabelleBennett, DavidBennett, PamelaBentwitch, BruceBeran, PennyBerger, MorBerger, AlexBerger, AnnaBerger, EvaBerger, HelenBergman, LaurenceBerkowitz, DorisBerman, DavidBerman, OscarBerman, SandraBerman, Yvonne

Bernstein, MelanieBerson, YvetteBesser, MichaelBiggs, EllenBiggs, GieniaBiggs, MartinBiggs, VictorBinetter, MargaretBinetter, SusanneBinstock, JakobBirnbaum, BeverleyBirnbaum, PhillipBitel, EvaBlieden, BeulahBloch, HeatherBloch, JoyBloch, KalmanBloch, KevinBloch, LewisBlock, BruceBlock, DavidBlock, NaomiBlock, StephanieBlock, WilliamBloom, AbeBloom, GabrielBloom, KenBloom, MichaelBloom, PhillipBloom, RobynBloom, YlanaBloomfield, KurtBlumberg, CarleneBlumberg, DarrenBlumberg, MargotBlumberg, MichaelBlumenthal, RuthBlumenthal, SimonBluth, DennisBluth, GeorgeBogan, ElaineBogan, JudithBogan, SydneyBognar, SueBolotin, MalvinaBondy, EricBorder, MartinBortz, LisaBower, PatriciaBowman, NeilBowmer, RobynBoyarsky, AndrewBoyarsky, TarynBoyarsky, AlexanderBoyarsky, VeraBoyer, JohnBoyer, MarianneBraham, BelindaBraham, MillicentBraham, SueBrandon, JulieBrandon, SidBraude, GregoryBrem, MaxineBrender, JuliannaBreuer, ThomasBrieger, DavidBrieger, JohnBrisson, CharlieBrivik, JeffBrodaty, HenryBrodaty, KarolineBroit, DavidBroit, DennisBroit, Rene

Broit, SharynBromberger, CarolynBrown, CarolBrown, ErrolBrown, JeffBrown, PamBrowne, GarryBrowne, RobynBrowne, SariBrowne, WesleyBryl, BeatriceBuchen, PeterBuntman, RoyBuntman, RuthBurger, DianeBurman, JennyBurnie, EvelynBurns, ElinoreBurt, InaBurton, EdithBurton, GeorgeButler, RosettaButt, Roy

CCamberg, CherylCamberg, GeraldCaminer, DagmaCampbell, JudithCann, JanelleCann, RobertCantoni, AgnesCaplan, GideonCardash, GeraldCarlin, SydneyCarlin, TanyaCaroly, DanielCass, BettinaCass, JulianCatzel, MignonCenter, SteveCenter, YolandaCeylon, JennyChalmers, HanniChalmers, PaulChapman, RaeburnCharif, BerniceCharif, IanCharmatz, ErwinCharny, IlseCharny, SylviaCharny, WernerChazan, KarenChazan, MarkCherry, TamarCherry, WernerChertkow, RennieChester, MarkChipkin, PearlChodos, JulianChodos, RebeccaChosid, ElizabethChosid, NormanChurnin, BrianChurnin, JanCibulka, JeanineClarke, DorothyClayman, HelenClingman, NormanClyde, KathieCohen, AbeCohen, ArnoldCohen, AubreyCohen, Avron

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Cohen, BarbaraCohen, BarbaraCohen, BarbaraCohen, DesCohen, GeraldCohen, GordonCohen, HelenCohen, IvorCohen, JeanCohen, MargaretCohen, MerleCohen, MichaelCohen, NeilCohen, NevilleCohen, PhillipCohen, RoyCohen, ShirleyCohen, SylviaCohn, GerteCollins, MichaelCollins, RaymondColman, RachelConrad, CynthiaConrad, PeterConyer, LionelCooper, DavidCooper, DorrieCooper, GeraldCooper, HarveyCooper, WendyCoppel, RonaldCoppel, ValerieCordell, MarilynCordell, StephenCorne, SheilaCorrick, DavidCorrick, RickiCossman, EstherCourant, YvonneCowan, RenateCraven, HelenCraven, RobertCrawford, AndrewCrawford, CarolynCrews, RitaCromer, PeterCsontos, EdithCurtis, TomCurtis, DanielleCzeiger, AgnesCzeiger, HarryCzeiger, Julius

DDale, JacquelineDanon, AlbertDanon, DinahDar, GillianDascalu, DoinaDascalu, SorinDave, LyndaDavidow, StellaDavidowitz, AbeDavies, RodneyDavies, SandraDavis, EdwardDavis, GillDavis, GretaDavis, IritDavis, MarilynDavis, MarkDavis, RalphDavis, SharonDavis, Sonia

Davis, SueDavis, TerryDavis, ValDe Vahl Davis, GrahamDeitz, MimiDen, SoniaDenes, JohnDeutsch, FrankDevai, IvanDevai, JudyDevenyi, EvaDiamond, JohnDiamond, NaomiDiamond, SophieDiamond, VivianDiamond, WendyDinner, KenDinte, DavidDinte, JudyDinte, MerylDobies, JohnDoctor, AntionetteDoctor, DaphneDoctor, EricDohan, WalterDon, BasilDon, HaroldDoobov, BrianDoobov, MarionDoobov, RayDorfan, ZelmaDownes, KayeDresdner, AnnDresdner, LilyDresdner, RaymondDrexler, MonicaDrexler, PaulDrummond, ChristaDuchen, BrendaDuchen, DavidDukes, ClaireDuncan, FayeDunkel, JeremyDunn, EllenDunn, RichardDushansky, SylviaDusheiko, IreneDyne, MarlinDyne, Stanley

EEben, KatalinEhrlich, BeverleyEhrlich, JoshuaEichel, RobertEichel, VieraEinfeld, GrahamEinfeld, MaadiEinfeld, MartinEinfeld, MaxEinstein, SandiEinstein, WalterEisman, JeffreyEisman, JudyElsass, AnneEmanuel, DavidEnde, MiriamEngel, EvaEngelander, DianeEngelander, WendyEngelman, EvaEngelman, JulianEngelman, YvonneEnsly, Judith

Epstein, CaroleEpstein, MarleneErber, AnneEvans, ChristineEvans, JoyEvans, Zita

FFaigen, MarkFaivre, JosephineFalk, JoyceFaludi, GeorgeFarago, MaggyFarbenblum, DavidFarbenblum, GillianFarbenblum, ZeldaFarkas, DonnaFarkas, GeorgeFarkas, VickiFaust, JudyFaust, WarrenFear, KevinFeher, MarianneFeigen, ZeldaFeilich, RosaFeingold, MavisFekete, RoseFelberman, VeronicaFeldman, JosseFeldman, MaureenFeldman, MiriamFeldman, SerenaFenton, StephenFenton, ThomasFerns, JenniferFerster, RonFeuer, RobynField, EvelynField, MichaelFiller, FayFinger, HaroldFinger, RebeccaFink, BruceFink, LaurenFinkelstein, OscarFinkelstein, RuthFinlay, MariaFischer, BarbaraFischer, MagdaFischer, MichaelFischl, AlexFischl, RosalindFisher, FrancesFisher, MarkFisher, OwenFishman, GeorgeFivelman, EthelFleischer, ShirleyFlekser, HymieFlekser, MaureenFletcher, DeniseFontany, MaryForbath, ThomasFord, BarbaraForeman, CarolynForeman, PhilipForer, MartinForer, MelanieForsher, LotteForster, DorothyForte, VictorFox, GerryFox, JillFoxman, Deborah

Frampton, MollyFranco, RoseFrank, BarryFrank, CherrylFrank, EricFrank, LisaFrank, MicheleFrank, RachaelFrank, SelwynFrank, StanleyFrankfurter, ErnaFranks, MichaelFransman, HarryFransman, MarilynFrater, CharlesFredman, HilaryFreed, LeoneFreed, HelenFreedman, DavidFreedman, LeoFreeman, AnthonyFreeman, DamienFreeman, DavidFreeman, DerekFreeman, HerbertFreeman, KerryFreeman, MarcFreeman, ZelmanFreiberg, GusFreilich, ValmaeFrenkel, LilianeFrenkel, RobertFreuden, HilaryFridman, LevFriede, PeterFriedgut, AdrienneFriedgut, MartinFriedlander, ErnestFriedlander, LeaFriedman, JocelynFriedman, SharonFriend, JohnFrommer, DonaldFrommer, MiriamFrumar, AnthonyFrumar, RuthFuchs, RaymondFulop, ErikaFuzes, Agi

GGal, JohnGal, JudyGam, HymanGanz, GabrielleGarber, BessieGarber, ManuelGartenstein, LarryGassner, KittyGelbert, MichaelGellert, KathyGellert, MarieGellert, RobertGemmell, RobertGerber, LislGerechter, RonGergely, EdithGergely, StephenGertler, EvaGertler, RobertGesikowski, EugeniaGeyer, AgnesGeyer, GabriellaGeyer, Robert


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Gilden, LeahGilden, LouisGinsberg, JulienGinzberg, LeslieGlaser, LouiseGlaser, RafiGlass, AdrienneGlass, BertieGlass, HelenGlass, PeterGlass, RichardGlass, ValdaGlasser, JodyGlasser, PhyllisGlazer, HarryGlazer, NaomiGlezerson, RuthGlick, AdeleGlick, AnneGlick, BarryGlick, CherieGlick, PepeGliksman, EveGliksman, MichaelGlover, BarryGlover, FayeGluckman, GavinGluckman, HeatherGold, BrianGold, HaroldGold, JillGold, JoeGold, MichaelGold, SusieGoldberg, AlanGoldberg, AlexGoldberg, AudreyGoldberg, GretaGoldberg, JenniferGoldberg, JeromeGoldberg, LionelGoldberg, PauletteGoldberg, SheilaGoldberg, ZeldaGoldberger, BernardGoldman, AlmaGoldman, DianeGoldman, EdithGoldman, ElsieGoldman, EsnaGoldman, JaniceGoldman, MillyGoldman, PeterGoldman, SamGoldman, SoniaGoldman, TomGoldschmidt, ColinGoldschmidt, ErrolGoldschmidt, SharonGoldschmidt, ZillahGoldsmith, HoraceGoldsmith, LionelGoldsmith, NolaGoldstein, GloriaGoldstein, HelenGoldstein, JennyGoldstein, JoyceGoldstein, LyntonGoldstein, MartinGoldstein, MichaelGoldstein, NancyeGoldstein, VivianGolland, BettyGolland, MichaelGolovsky, Beverley

Golovsky, DavidGomes, MariaGompes, MichaelGonski, DavidGonski, HeleneGonski, PeterGoodman, AdrianGoodman, BrendaGoodman, HenryGoodman, MarciaGoodman, PaulGoodman, SheilaGoodman, SydneyGoorevich, LeoGoran, MickGordon, BarneyGordon, HedleyGordon, JoyceGordon, MandyGordon, MoiGordon, PhilipGorfinkel, MelanieGorfinkel, PeterGork, BernardGottheiner, BarryGottheiner, IsabelGottlieb, EricGottlieb, EveGottlieb, HanaGottlieb, PaulaGoulburn, AlanGoulburn, DanielGoulburn, MichaelGoulburn, RuthGoulston, KerryGovendir, BrettGovendir, MerranGrace, MerleGraf, MichaelGrant, DianeGreen, BenGreen, FayeGreen, JamieGreen, JudyGreen, LeslieGreen, MichaelGreen, PaulineGreen, PhillipGreen, RhodaGreen, RobertGreen, RuthGreen, SharonGreen, StephenGreen, TimGreen, WinifredGreenberg, MerleGreenberg, WilliamGreene, JackGreene, SarahGreenfield, EllenGreenfield, RobertGreenstone, JohnGresham, KenGresham, SaraGridiger, IlanaGridiger, RolandGriffiths, AmandaGriffiths, RandolphGrinston, EvaGrolman, MarcelleGrolman, SydGross, MiriamGrossman, FrankGrossman, MiriGrossman, Thomas

Grunseit, FerryGrunseit, HannahGrunstein, BarbaraGrunstein, GaryGrunstein, HarryGrunstein, SamiraGruss, DoreenGrynberg, CarolGrynberg, VictorGumpert, AlfredGuss, Mitchell

HHaber, MichelleHaber, PaulHadassin, IanHadassin, RebeccaHaimovitch, YehudaHakim, ClaudeHalle, PennyHalle, RoyHalmay, NicholasHamann, BeverleyHammerman, JudyHammerman, TobyHandler, CharlesHandler, ClaireHaneman, PeterHaneman, RoseHarman, EstelleHarris, BasilHarris, JonathanHarris, JossHarris, RobertHart, RoslynHartstein, DavidHartstein, VickiHatfield, HarrietHauser, GerdaHausman, DebbieHearst, KathleenHeilig, AnneliesHeitner, BrianHelfgott, EddyHeller, EvaHelprin, LynnetteHelprin, SamHelprin, SheilaHemli, ShimonHemli, VivienHendler, YettaHerbert, BernardHerbert, RusselHerman, DavidHerman, MargotHersch, RosieHersch, ShirleyHersh, HannaHersh, LeoneHersh, MaxHersh, PeterHertzberg, SusanHerz, AlbertHerz, JoyceHessen, DavidHessen, ShirleyHeymann, GillianHickman, KarinHiggins, RosalynHiggins, TerenceHilmer MargaretHilmer, RalphHirsch, RonHirschl, Elizabeth

Hirshorn, JaniceHo, JaneHoare, ShelleyHochroth, JamesHochroth, YvonneHodes, JohnHodes, RuthHoffman, CecilHoffman, NormaHolland, DoloresHolland, IvanHolman, AudreyHootman, HeleneHootman, HenryHopman, ZaraHorowitz, GregHosek, ValerieHower, JohnHugon, DanielHurst, JulianHyman, HanneHyman, IanHymann, Rod

IInberg, GaryIngster, AnitaIngster, JohnIsaacs, GeraldIsaacs, GloriaIsaacs, RobinIsenberg, BarryIsenberg, EiraIsenberg, NormanIsenberg, PaulIsman, KarinIsman, RobertIsman, RuthIsrael, CliveIsraelski, PeterItzkowic, David

JJackson, CynthiaJackson, HarryJackson, JohnJackson, MarilynJackson, SelmaJacobi, AnitaJacobi, IanJacobs, AdeleJacobs, AlanJacobs, DavidJacobs, DudleyJacobs, EllisJacobs, GeorgeJacobs, JennyJacobs, LarryJacobs, LeahJacobs, MarcusJacobs, PaulJacobsohn-Erdman, SandraJacobson, DavidJacobson, HedyJacobson, IngridJacobson, JerroldJacobson, LesJacobson, MarleneJacobson, MelanieJacobson, OritJacobson, PeterJacobson, PeterJacobson, SelwynJacobson, Shirley

Jacobson, StanleyJaku, EdwardJaku, FloreJaku, LindaJaku, MichaelJankelow, SybilJankelowitz, BrendaJankelowitz, EdwinJankelowitz, MerlynJankelowitz, StephenJaven, ArnoldJaven, ValJellinek, GertyJenkinson, RaymondJerome, AlexanderJerome, LilyJodeikin, StanJoel, MichaelJoel, SybilJoffe, HeatherJoffe, RonaldJoseph, AnnetteJoseph, BarryJoseph, DianneJudelman, HaroldJudelman, LesleyJurke, RuthJurke, Steven

KKable, JeanieKagan, DawnKagan, JeanetteKahn, MaxKaldor, JudithKalfus, AnnaKalina, IvoKalina, LillyKalowski, GustavKalowski, IreneKalowski, JoannaKalowski, VivianKameras, JackKameras, SylviaKanarek, MaraKant, TanyaKantor, EstellaKantor, LynKaplan, BasilKaplan, BeverleyKaplan, CharlesKaplan, ElliotKaplan, IvanKaplan, JanKaplan, LeonKaret, FayeKarger, RitaKark, PeterKark, ValKarney, JulienKarp, BarryKarp, PamelaKarpin, CaroleKarpin, DavidKarpin, LeonardKarpin, MarcusKarpin, SonjaKarseboom, JoachimKarseboom, MinnieKary, EdithKassel, DeniseKassel, RaymondKaswiner, HenryKater, Eva

Katz, AmeliaKatz, ErvinKatz, HiltonKatz, IlseKatz, JudyKatz, JuneKatz, MaxKatz, Mrs PKatz, RobertKatz, ShallKatz, ShirleyKatz, SimoneKatz, VernonKay, HarryKay, LewisKay, PeterKaye, AnneKaye, EliseKaye, JudyKaye, RobertKaye, RogerKeil Inglis, GabriellaKennedy, JohnKennedy, RoslynKertesz, IvanKertesz, KimKery, MaryKery, RobertKessel, NessieKessler, CliveKessler, DavidKessler, JanetKettler, HazelKettler, MichelKhaper, MichaelKhaper, ValentinaKilner, DorothyKirschner, BernhardKirschner, SandraKiss, AgiKitchener, JeanieKlarnet, JackKlarnet, MaxineKlein, CatoKlein, EvaKlein, IgorKleiner, GilKleinman, LeonKleinman, MelissaKleist, AlidaKleviansky, TammyKlimt, EdithKlimt, PeterKlinger, HelenKlipin, AdrienneKlipin, LewisKnep, MollyKobor, AlfredKoffler, JulieKohn, RobertKohn, SylviaKoonin, MervynKopcsanyi, EdithKoppel, NinaKoranyi, SuzanneKorn, YvonneKornmehl, JimKosa, TeriKossard, SilviaKossard, SteveKoster-Bowmer, EvelynKovari, MaryKrausz, ReneeKrigstein, DebbieKriss, Jennifer

Kristeller, BrianKritzler, HedyKroonenberg, AndyKrost, BarbaraKrost, CecilKrouk, NoraKrowitz, CelesteKrug, EllaKrug, HenryKuper, MorrisKuper, SheilaKutner, Sam

LLacey, IanLacey, JosieLachs, HerbertLachs, WalterLadanyi, FrankLadanyi, SusannaLakhterman, ValeriLampert, DianeLampert, RichardLanderer, JohnLanderer, MichelleLandor, DavidLandor, DeniseLane, MichelineLang, ColinLang, StevenLang, VeronicaLangbart, PeterLangsam, ClaraLaszlo, EvaLawan-Weiss, AlexLawan-Weiss, KatalinLax, AlfredLayman, DavidLayman, HelenLazar, AdamLazarus, BettyLazarus, FrancineLazarus, KeithLazarus, LeslieLazarus, LolaLazarus, PhillipLechem, HenryLechem, SusanLederer, JeanLederman, EdithLederman, MargaretLee, BarryLee, EdaLee, GodfreyLee, GretaLee, IlonaLee, JudyLehrer, AdeleLehrer, GusLehrer, NannaLeibowitz, EliLeibowitz, LouiseLeibowitz, PamelaLeibowitz, StephenLeibowitz, TonyLemish, LisaLemish, PeterLenart, MaryLenn, ErnestLenn, RobynLenny, SylviaLenthen, PaulLenzer, BenLenzer, Suzanne

Levay, AgiLevett, IrmaLevi, DavidLevi, EvaLevi, FrankLevi, LewisLevi, VivienneLevien, EricaLevin, ElzaLevin, GaryLevin, JoeLevin, MervynLevin, RossalynLevin, ThelmaLevine, JulieLevine, RoyLevinson, HaroldLevitan, BerylLevitan, BrianLevitan, DavidLevy, BernardLevy, BryanLevy, DavidLevy, DennisLevy, ElizabethLevy, EricaLevy, ErnaLevy, GloriaLevy, HarmonLevy, KittyLevy, LeonardLevy, SherelLewin, EvaLewin, MiriamLewis, CarolineLewis, DavidLewis, DianeLewis, GinaLewis, HarryLewis, LilianeLewis, NaomiLewis, PeterLewis, PeterLewis, RobinLewis, RonLewis, ShelleyLewkovitz, GeorgeLewy, UrselLiberman, GillaLiberman, HenryLibter, DavidLiebowitz, SallyLifman, ElizabethLinden, AlexLinden, RosemaryLindenberg, AlanLindenberg, MelanieLinder-Pelz, SusieLindner, DianaLinker, MauriceLinz, BarbaraLinz, SamLipman, AngelaLipman, LeonardLipman, MartinLipman, RobLippa, NormanLips, FelixLips, SalaLipton, GeorgeLipton, LinaLipworth, ColinLipworth, SandraLittman, MargaretLitvak, Kalia

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Litvak, LevLobel, EddyLobel, SimoneLopacinski, ChristineLopis, ArnoldLopis, ElaineLopis, KarenLorant, JudyLore, PatLorentz, IvanLotzof, JuneLowbeer, JohnLowbeer, TamaraLowy, AlexanderLowy, AnthonyLowy, FrankLowy, JuliannaLowy, RobertLowy, ShirleyLubczanski, RachelLubo, GertrudLubowski, DavidLubowski, SheliLuciano, RobertLuciano, SamanthaLuikens, SylviaLurie, EddieLurie, JaneLurie, MichaelLurie, ShamaraLyons, Margaret

MMagid, RobertMagid, RuthMaister, DennisMaister, GerdaMajer, EvaMajer, HenryMajer, NormanMalatskey, EstelleMalatskey, JeffreyMalmberg, JohnMane, DawnMann, BarbaraMann, CurtisManor, GildaManoy, ColinManoy, RobynMarcovitch, FayMarcovitch, JulianMargo, JillMargolin, ShirleyMarkovic, ReneeMarks, DianaMarks, FayMarks, FrankMarks, HaroldMarks, KevinMarks, LilyMarks, MarcelleMarks, StanleyMarks, SusanMarks, ZeldaMarkus, JohnMars, Jean PierreMars, TeresaMarshbaum, EllenMarshbaum, HaroldMartin, FrankMartin, PeterMartin, SophieMarx, IanMasnick, Anthony

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Moses, SusanMoskow, ZaraMoss, JoelMoss, ZivaMotro, MarlenaMovsowitz, HaroldMowszowski, AvivaMowszowski, ChananMowszowski, ShellyMueller, HansMueller, JeffreyMueller, StephanieMuller, JarkaMunitz, GloriaMushin, HelenMyers, LawenceMyerson, AdeleMyerson, Edwin

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QQuittner, Eva

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UUllman, PeterUlman, MargotUngar, DennisUnger, AdrianUnger, Judy

VVadas, MarthaVall, JudithVan Der Poorten, MarianneVan Embden, Gillianvan Gelder, Martini

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Wheat, ZoeWhelan, RobertWhelan, SueWhish, KeithWhite, LeslieWhitten, BarbaraWhitten, RaymondWides, IsaacWiener, MichaelWiener, VivienneWiesner, BellaWilkenfeld, BettyWilkenfeld, PeterWills, CathyWills, RodWilmot, PaulWilmot, SylviaWilson, DavidWilson, RuthWinston, AliceWinston, Lori

Winston, WilliamWinter, AnnetteWinter, EvaWinter, PaulWise, DorisWise, MimiWise, PeterWiseman, JuliWiseman, RonWittal, FrankWittal, RichardWittenberg, EvaWohl, JennyWohl, PeterWolanski, PhillipWolf, LillyWolff, JohnWolifson, IreneWolifson, SydneyWolkowicz, StephenWolkowicz, Susan

Woolf, BarbaraWoolf, GeraldWrublewski, CynthiaWulff, Miriam

YYakuner, SusannaYamey, ColinYamey, NatalieYesner, MalcolmYoffe, AubreyYoung, EnidYoung, ZaraYudelowitz, JacquelineYudelowitz, Philip

ZZakochanski, EmmanouilZakoshanski, AlexanderZakoshanski, Irina

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AAbeshouse, VictoriaAbrams, LeesaAbulafia, AlexAdamek, KerryAgranat, SylviaAhmed, NishaAinsworth, JacquelineAlbert, CecilAlexander, HelenAlhassid, IrisAli, ShareaAli, ZairaAlpert, KarenAmerica, MelanieAmoils, CedricAmoils, SarahAppleberg, JuneAreke, RaimaArmer, Rosita

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CCaganoff, CaroleCantoni, AgnesCastelblanco, AdrianaChertkow, Rennie

Chong, BeverleyChosid, ElizabethChurnin, JanCoates, SamanthaCohen, BrendaCohen, IlanaCohen, IngridCohen, SusanCohn, IlanaCourtley, PiaCritchley-Etkind, Betty

DDavis, GretaDavis, MarilynDavis, SallyDenenberg, SueDiamond, GillianDiamond, NaomiDon, BasilDon, HaroldDon, RaileaDruc, Judith

EEinfeld, ElizabethEinfeld, MaxEinstein, HelenEnde, MiriamEngelander, DianeEngelander, WendyEnsly, JudithEskenazi, VictoriaEtkind, Stephen

FFaivre, JosephineFaludi, GeorgeFaludi, VeraFeigen, KateFeldman, MiriamFinger, RebeccaFinkelstein, RuthFisher, BeverleyFleischer, ShirleyFleming, EvelyneForbath, MagdaFrank, RitaFredman, HilaryFreed, HelenFreeland, MichaelFreeman, DavidFremder, MauriceFriedman, EvaFriedman, JocelynFriedman, RoseFriese, Helen

GGafen, NatalieGaramy, StevenGarden, RoslynGardos, RuthGifford, JodieGinsberg, JulienGinsberg, MonicaGlover, FayeGolan, OlgaGoldberg, AudreyGoldman, AlmaGoldman, JaniceGoldman, NewtonGoldshaft, Richelle

Goldstein, MichaelGoldstein, TovaGolland, BettyGolland, MichaelGonski, HeleneGonski, PeterGoodman, LesleyGoodman, MadelineGould, RitaGraf, MichaelGreen, ArnoldGreen, AvrilGreen, ElizabethGreen, FayeGreen, JeannieGreen, RobertGrevler, ZenaGrolman, MarcelleGrossman, FrankGrushka, JohnGuralnek, JosephGutman, Herman

HHadassin, IanHadassin, RebeccaHalm, RuthHammer, GaelHandley, JudithHaneman, PeterHarris, GwendaHarris, MarshallHart, BarbaraHart, RoslynHartland, AnneHartley, SamanthaHasson, JacquesHasson, MarilynHavin, DennisHeller, EvaHerman, ShirleyHerr, CyrilHersch, SheliHertzberg, SusanHirner, LaurenHirschowitz, CamilleHirschowitz, RoyHo, JaneHoenig, MiraHopman, ZaraHorry, SimonHsini-I, Change (Villa)Humphry, VivienHyamson, Jack

IIchilcik, ReneIhaka, RosalindInberg, AllaInberg, GaryIsaacs, GloriaIsacowitz, RoyceIsman, RuthIsrael, KathrineItzkowic, Melinda

JJacobson, IngridJacobson, JerroldJacobson, ShirleyJaeger, LarryJaku, MichaelJaven, ValJenner, Gary

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LLane, MichelineLanger, KerrynLarish, ChristineLatham, ArleneLazarus, MauriceLee, JaneLelliott, LindaLenhardt, GabriellaLevi, LewisLevitt, CatalinaLevy, DavidLevy, MichaelaLiebowitz, RuthLipman, AngelaLobasso, LinaLocher, HendrikaLopacinski, ChristineLore, PatLoukachonok, VitaliLowbeer, JohnLurie, JaneLurie, LeonLurie, Norman

MMagen, ClarissaMagen, DanMahoney, LauraMalki, SandraMargolin, ShirleyMarjenberg, CarmelMautner, Rose

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NNabarro, VivienneNagler, EricaNash, GabriellaNash, GeorgeNathan, CassyNathan, EllaNebenzahl, BenNeumegen, ErnestNovochenok, MarinaNuffield, Sima

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PParker, AndrewParker, EdithPedisic, SuzanaPenn, GretaPerets, EvelynPhillips, RoselynPilman, IlyaPinshaw, ReneePlane, TeresaPogorelsky, Tessa

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SSandberg, CaroleSassoon, EzekielSchaefer, DarylSchaefer, RalphSchaffer, AubreySchaffer, Muriel

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FFaigen, MarkFalk, JoyceFaludi, George & VeraFarbenblum, Michael & SueFeigen, ZeldaFeingold, MavisFenton, Thomas & JudyFerns, Jennifer

Fischer, Michael & BarbaraFischl, Alex & RosalindFlekser, Hymie & MaureenFord, BarbaraForman, RuthFoxman, DeborahFrank, Barry & CherrylFrank, LisaFrater, CharlesFreeman, DamienFreeman, RalphFreiberg, GusFriedman, JocelynFriedman, Sharon

GGal, John & JudyGardos, RuthGassner, KittyGellert, Ivan & MarieGer, DesGerechter, RonGergely, Stephen & EdithGlaser, Rafi & LouiseGlass, JeremyGlass, ValdaGlick, AnneGlick, Barry & SallyGlick, CherieGold, Joe & SusanGold, MiriGoldberg, ZeldaGoldman, DorothyGoldman, Peter & MillyGoldman, Sam & ElsieGoldschmidt, Colin & SharonGoldschmidt, Errol & ZillahGoldsmith, HoraceGompes, Michael & RachelGonski, Peter & MichelleGoorevich, LeoGottheiner, Barry & IsabelGottlieb, Eric & HanaGottlieb, GizelaGreen, BenGreen, LionelGreen, Michael & JudyGreen, Tim & MeliGreen, WinifredGreenberg, MerleGreene, Jack & SarahGreenstone, JohnGriffiths, Randolph & AmandaGross, MiriamGrossman, JanineGruenewald, Simon & HilaryGuss, Mitchell & Ruth

HHaneman, PeterHarris, Basil & LeonieHartstein, VickiHatfield, Harriet

Hayman, JeremyHearst, KathleenHelfgott, EddyHelprin, Sam & SheilaHemli, Shimon & VivienHessen, David & ShirleyHiggins, Lord Terence & Dame RosalynHoare, ShelleyHoffman, Cecil & NormaHolland, Ivan & DoloresHotz, IlanaHurst, JulianHyman, Ian & Hanne

IInberg, Gary & SusanIsraelski, Peter

JJacobs, David & JennyJacobs, George & Hirshorn, JaniceJacobs, LarryJacobsohn-Erdman, SandraJacobson, Les & OritJacobson, Peter & MarleneJacobson, Selwyn & HedyJaku, Edward & FloreJankelowitz, Stephen & BrendaJewish Communal AppealJoffe, RonaldJoseph, Barry & DianneJurke, Steven & Ruth

KKaldor, JudithKalfus, AnnaKaplan, LeonKaplin, Ian & PamelaKark, Peter & ValKarney, Julien & Miller, ReneciaKarp, Barry & PamKarpin, DavidKatz, IlseKay, Harry & IreneKaye, Roger & JudyKennedy, John & RoslynKertesz, Kim & ElizabethKessler, CliveKessler, David & JanetKhaper, Michael & ValentinaKlarnet, Jack & MaxineKlein, CatoKlein, EvaKlein, Igor & MargaretKleist, AlidaKlinger, HelenKlinger, Ron & SuzieKoder, DeborahKorn, YvonneKornmehl, Jim & Simons, JeanyKossard, Steve & SilviaKoster-Bowmer, Evelyn

The Foundation was established in 1988 to provide the Home with the additional financial support necessary to continue delivering high standards of care to the aged in our community, including the financially disadvantaged.

The Foundation receives donations from many sources, including residents and their families. Donations to the Foundation are tax-deductible. If you wish to make a donation, please contact Esther Wakerman, Community Relations Manager on 02 8345 9110.

Krawitz, Aubrey & DoritKrug, Henry & Ella

LLakhterman, ValeriLane, MichelineLangbart, Peter & AvrilleLaszlo, EvaLaufer, David & DianaLavigne, NitaLax, Alfred & AlbertaLazarus, Phillip & FrancineLechem, Henry & SusanLederman, MargaretLehrer, AdeleLeibowitz, Eli & Van Embden, GillianLemish, Peter & LisaLenny, SylviaLevi, Frank & CarolLevi, Ian & AnnLevine, JulieLevy, Bernard & ElizabethLevy, DennisLevy, ErnaLewin, EvaLewis, David & CarolineLewy, UrselLibter, DavidLifman, ElizabethLilienthal, RuthLindenberg, Alan & MelanieLinker, MauriceLions Club of Bondi IncLipman, Martin & AngelaLipton, Nory & LibbyLobel, Eddy & SimoneLopacinski, ChristineLorant, JudyLorentz, Gabriel & DianaLowy, Alexander & Fried, LeoneLowy, Robert & Sally

MMaister, Dennis & GerdaMann, LindaMargo, JillMarkovic, ReneeMars, Jean Pierre & TeresaMasnick, EvaMautner, Tom & RoseMcClean, BeverleyMcDonald, Steven & Bakalich, DanikaMeerkin, Matthew & BerniceMelov, FredaMendelle, SteveMendels, AnnaMendels, PaulMerten, Kenneth & KrysMiles, BerniceMiller, VivienneMilston, David & JeanetteMilwidsky, Peter & RobynMontefiore Home Manicurists, Hunters HillMoritz, DianneMorton, Rod & JudithMoses, MedaMoss, Joel & ZivaMowszowski, Aviva

NNabarro, KevinNabarro, Vivienne

Nahum, RobinNarunsky, Les & MarciaNathan, MaureenNebenzahl, BenNebenzahl, IrenaNerichow, RoyNestadt, Harry & MyraNeufeld, Julian & LubaNeumann, Roy & LindiNeumann, SonjaNewman, Terry & Anne

OOdillo Maher, TimOpeskin, LynetteOpit, Julius & JudyOpit, RitaOsmo, Eddy

PPantzer, SaraPasvolsky, Ivor & FredaPeipert, Sid & JudyPeisah, Fred & MarlenePencharz, Jack & RosaliePenn, IanPenn, Issy & GretaPeretz, BarbaraPerl, Peter & YvonnePerlman, LisaPhilips, Marcus & RamonePillemer, Brian & TessaPollack, ReneePoniris, JacquelinePort, RuthPortrate, LeaPotok, LianePress, Peter & AnnaProweller, Rita

RRabie, David & Mandell, CherylRadnai, ElizabethRadomsky, Len & CecileRandall, Roy & JenniferRaphael, Kenneth & DeborahRawack, KeithRayner, BronwynReiner, RoseReiner, TomReingold, CynthiaResnik, Marc & ElanaReti, OlgaRettie, MarionReznik, YvonneRind, JaroslavRinot, RuthRitterman, FritziRoberts, John & RivaRock, Sam & MonicaRodny, LaurenceRooz, EmilRosen, Marshall & SuzanneRosenbaum, DavidRosenberg, Allan & CarolynRosenberg, Bertram & PaulineRosenfeld, David & HazelRosenfeld, MichaelRosenthal, Harry & FaeRosenthal, LaraRosenthal, WendyRosettenstein, George & YvonneRotenstein, George & ShirleyRozinova, Emilia

Rozsa, IrenRubinstein, PeterRuch, ReuvenRudov, SueRutland, SuzanneRyan, KimRychter, Judith

SSabel, RobertSacks, Raymond & ElanaSaffer, ValerieSalamon, Manfred & LindaSandor, John & AnnSangster, Allan & EleanorSapir, ElizabethSatill, Trevor & BrendaSaville, PaulSchapiro, Colin & MelanieSchapiro, Michael & NormaSchey, MarianneSchoenheimer, JoySeifman, Harold & LynneSekel, RaeSeniors Friendship Club Sernack, MaxSeskin, NeciaShammay, Raphael & RoslynShanahan, Kevin & JoanSharp, HaroldShatz, DianaShavit, MelissaSheldon, EdithSherman, Brian & GeneShineberg, Jeff & CarolShmulburd, Jeff & TaniaShofer, Bradley & HeleneShore, Vivian & LynneShub, LilianShvarts, VladimirSiderowitz, Michael & Sieradski, PaulaSilberstein, GuySilk, John & RebeccaSilvan, SusanSilverman, JaneSimkovits, MirjanaSinger, Luis & ElizabethSkalsky, Michael & PatSnow, DavidSolar, MishaSolomon, Charles & EstherSomssich, AlbertSowey, Eric & AnneSpielmann, ErnestSpira, Henry & JudySpring, SofieStead, HeleneStein, Myer & KathrinSteinberg, Adam & CatherineStern, Alan & KerryStern, David & RobinStern, HannahStuby, SusanneSundstrom, RuthSwieca, EdithSymon, Josep & AvrilSymonds, Bruce & AlleneSymonds, Geoff & Renee

TTedeschi, MichaelTofler, NickiTomchin, Paul & Delicia

Topper & Co Pty LtdTorsh, DanielaTreisman, Brian & Bootcov, MichelleTuch, Jeff & SandyTzedaka Foundation

UUllman, Peter

VVall, JudithVankoppelen, TobyVarga, John & MayaVarga, PeterVecsei, AgnesVeingold, VilyVelan, DoraVessey, LucyVeytsblit, JaneVogel, Dita

WWainer, Roy & VivienneWakerman, Simon & EstherWalter, EllenWalters, SylviaWargon, AlexandraWayne, Irvin & MerleWeinberg, Henry & RuthWeiner, AgiWeiss, AnthonyWeiss, KenWest, CarolWheat, ZoeWhite, Leslie & JacquiWilkenfeld, BettyWise, MimiWiseman, Ron & JuliWolf, LillyWolifson, SydneyWoods, Rita

YYoung, Zara

ZZakoshanski, Alexander & IrinaZamel, Maurice & BettyZeitler, BrigitteZelazne, Norman & MarciaZipkis, PeterZulaikha, MyerZwarenstein, HelenZwi, Helga

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MEMORIAL DONATIONS

Estate of the Late Manuel GoldEstate of the Late John GondaEstate of the late Ella Beatrice GronbechEstate of the Late Charlotte LewinskyEstate of the Late Gerhart LowenthalEstate of the Late Rupert Michaelis

Estate of the Late Henry ShagrinEstate of the Late Edith Simblist-PolakEstate of the Late Claire SinclairEstate of the Late Karoline ZolshanEstate of the Late Vera Zukerman

Abrahams, Dorothy – Shula Krimhand’s 70th BirthdayAppleberg, Michael & Ruth – Rose Rath’s 70th BirthdayAramaty, Edith – Maggy Baroukh’s 80th BirthdayAtlas, Mischa & Luba – Karyn Moskow’s BirthdayAvidan, Susan – Agi Kraus’ 80th BirthdayAvidan, Susan – Eva Matrai’s 90th BirthdayBear, Victor – Jeffrey Kamins’ 60th BirthdayBerkowitz, Doris – Maurie Haifer’s 90th BirthdayBerkowitz, Doris – Joan Philips’ 98th BirthdayBerkowitz, Doris – Stan Price’s 80th BirthdayBerman, David & Sandra – Hymie Penn’s 90th BirthdayBlechman, Sam & Sandra – Anita Amler’s 70th BirthdayBlechman, Sam & Sandra – Harold Berman’s 80th BirthdayBlechman, Sam & Sandra – Tanya Carlin’s 70th BirthdayBlechman, Sam & Sandra – Gillian Heller’s 60th BirthdayBlechman, Sam & Sandra – Bessie Stein’s 87th BirthdayBlieden, Beulah – David Rogut’s 80th BirthdayBlumberg, Katya – Simone Blumberg’s 50th BirthdayBluth, George & Inge – Marcelle Marks’ 85th BirthdayBurnie, Evelyn – Ernie Friedlander’s 80th BirthdayCaplan, Gideon – Herbert Freeman’s 95th Birthday

Clennar, Rhona – Joan Philips’ 98th BirthdayClennar, Rhona – Archie Stein’s 90th BirthdayCohen, Harry & Ethel – Rae Frank’s 90th BirthdayCohen, Ivor & Sylvia – Maggy Baroukh’s 80th BirthdayCollins, Michael & Sylvia – Harold Don’s 80th BirthdayDolowitz, Margaret – Shirley Fleischer’s 80th BirthdayDon, Ron & Loretta – Basil Don’s 90th BirthdayEpstein, Marlene – Susie Gold’s 80th BirthdayFeldman, Miriam – Renate Kaplan’s 80th BirthdayFreeman, Derek & Phyllis – Zelman Freeman’s 95th BirthdayFriede, Peter & Maureen – Gloria Munitz’s 70th BirthdayFromer, Esther – Francis Factor’s 90th BirthdayFrydman, Henry & Guta – Jane Lurie’s 70th BirthdayGescheit, Robert & Jayne – David Green’s 60th BirthdayGild, Steven & Joan – Mark Arenson’s 60th BirthdayGillman, Rita – Marion Rettie’s BirthdayGold, Gitta – Herman Gutman’s 93rd BirthdayGold, Gitta – Lilly Kaufman’s 100th BirthdayGoldberg, Sybil – Eva Matrai’s 90th BirthdayGoldstein, Raymond & Maureen – Aubrey Yoffe’s 90th BirthdayGonski, Helene – Peter Arnold’s 80th Birthday

BIRTHDAY DONATIONSThroughout the year, generous donations were made to the Home in honour of family members and friends, in lieu of gifts. We acknowledge them with thanks.

BEQUESTS

Chersky, Daniel – In memory of Noemi PotachnikChersky, Irina – In memory of Noemi PotachnikGraham, Lorna – In memory of Dora TannerHerman, Agi – In memory of Vilmos KellyKilov, Hilton – In memory of Jacob Kilov

Leibowitz, Roy & Deborah – In memory of Harold LeibowitzLevy, Zach – In memory of Anne RogersonSimon, Ami – In memory of Sylvia SimonStern, Hannah – In memory of Richard CastileWalt, Manfred – In memory of Leah Zev

The following generous donors have honoured us with bequests. Please note that due to the enormous scope of the Home, this project is ongoing offering many opportunities to donors. For details of such opportunities, please contact Community Relations Manager, Esther Wakerman on 02 8345 9110.

Goodman, Sydney & Sheila – Veronica Kessel’s 70th BirthdayGordon, Moi & Joyce – Leon Symon’s 85th BirthdayGottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Susie Grossman’s BirthdayGottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Tom Grossman’s 80th BirthdayGottheiner, Barry & Isabel – Jack Klass’ 80th BirthdayGrevler, Alan & Zena – Selma Kahane’s 100th BirthdayHalmay, Nicholas – Elizabeth Grunstein’s 100th BirthdayHalmay, Nicholas – Herman Gutman’s 93rd BirthdayHalmay, Nicholas – Vilmos Kelly’s 90th BirthdayHarder, Michelle – Garry Hyman’s 55th BirthdayHarris, Joss & Gwenda – Jane Lurie’s 70th BirthdayHart, Ian & Barbara – David Glasser’s 70th BirthdayHerman, David & Margot – Rosalie Klass’ BirthdayHerman, David & Margot – Marlene Ryan’s BirthdayHerman, Leeba – Harold Berman’s 80th BirthdayHerman, Leeba – Jack Klass’ 80th BirthdayIsenberg, Paul & Eira – Eira Isenberg’s BirthdayJacobson, Elcan & Ella – Rose Novis’ 80th BirthdayJoseph, Annette – Harold Don’s 80th BirthdayKaplan, Myrna – Leigh Levine’s 70th BirthdayKaplan, Myrna – Merle Sachs’ 70th BirthdayKarney, Julien & Miller, Renecia – Merle Sachs’ 70th BirthdayKatz, Helen – Egdar Stein’s 85th BirthdayKatz, Max & Shall – Selig Zinn’s 90th BirthdayKessel, Ivan & Veronica – Peter & Judy Ford’s 70th BirthdaysKister, Henry – Avi Kister’s BirthdayKluger, Miriam – Peter & Janette Kahn’s 75th BirthdaysKnep, Joel & Melanie – Barry Pryer’s 70th BirthdayLevitt, Mark & Myers, Maxine – Gillian Heller’s 60th BirthdayLopis, Arnold & Karen – Brenda Satill’s 60th BirthdayLotzof, Michael & Yola – Solomon Caganoff’s 70th BirthdayMalkin, Isaac & Rona – Len Lipman’s 95th BirthdayMalkin, Isaac & Rona – Stan Pogorelsky’s 68th BirthdayMarks, Stanley & Zelda – Noah Conyer’s BarmitzvahMatrai, Eva – Amala Sonnabend’s 98th BirthdayMelamet, Barry & Beryl – Alan Saidman’s 70th BirthdayOpit, Rita – Syd Young’s 90th BirthdayPortrate, Lea – Wesley Browne’s BirthdayReichman, Alan & Di – Mark Hoffman’s 60th BirthdayReichman, Alan & Di – Benny Schreiber’s 80th BirthdayReichman, Steven & Roselyn – Harold Zev’s 60th BirthdayRose, Beth – Ruth Port’s 80th BirthdayRosenberg, Bertram & Pauline – Jessica Brener’s 80th BirthdayRosenthal, Hilton & Linda – Cecil Zinn’s BirthdaySachs, Vernon & Merle – Lisa Frank’s 100th BirthdaySavitt, Denise – Herbert Freeman’s 95th BirthdaySchoenheimer, Joy – Ella Nathan’s 1st BirthdaySender, Malcolm & Adrienne – Vivien Dembo’s 70th BirthdayShall, Harold & Frankie – Mervyn Katz’s 60th BirthdayShavit, Pauline – Peter Arnold’s 80th BirthdayShofer, Joe & Ros – Rodney Reso’s 80th BirthdayShofer, Joe & Ros – Ethel Sandler’s 90th BirthdayShulman, Louis & Melanie – Aubrey Goldberg’s 70th BirthdaySinger, David & Carole – Jack Hyamson’s 100th BirthdaySinger, Luis & Elizabeth – Lynne Shore’s 80th BirthdaySlezak, Peter & Julie – Katy Sade’s 70th BirthdaySnider, Phillip & Judy – Peter Epstein’s 70th BirthdaySteiner, Paul & Judy – Vilmos Kelly’s 90th BirthdaySteinfeld, Lou & Sibyl – Monty Fivelman’s 90th BirthdaySteinfeld, Lou & Sibyl – Brenda Snipelisky’s 60th BirthdaySteingold, Colin & Noreen – Vivien Dembo’s 70th BirthdaySteingold, Colin & Noreen – Mervyn Katz’s 60th BirthdayStern, Jack & Estelle – David & Robin Stern’s 70th BirthdaysStoch, Selwyn & Judy – Syd and Val Lonstein’s Birthdays

Swirsky, Ted & Adele – Yvette Berson’s 80th BirthdaySwirsky, Ted & Adele – Graham Mendelowitz’s 50th BirthdayTeeger, Barry & Mimi – Lilly Kaufman’s 100th BirthdayTeeger, Barry & Mimi – Mervyn Levine’s 70th BirthdayTrevor, Jeanette – Rose Klas’ 100th BirthdayUlman, Margot – Maurie Haifer’s 90th BirthdayWeiss, Charlotte – Kuba Enoch’s 90th BirthdayWesek, Julian & Min – Ella Jacobson’s 80th BirthdayWesek, Julian & Min – Tammy Wesek’s 70th Birthday

Yvonne Abadee’s 80th BirthdayBogan, ElaineBrowne, Wesley & SariGold, Harold & JillLindner, DianaMaybloom, Bernard & ShirleyOystragh, Anne-LouiseRosenthal, Harry & Fae

Cecil Albert’s 80th BirthdayGordon, Charlie & AndreaGreen, ElizabethStreichler, Eva

Rae Bass’ 100th Birthday Behrens, EstelleBendelstein, LillyBerger, AdaCohen, Henry & CaroleRozowsky, MarySacks, ThelmaSessel, Blanche

David Berman’s 80th BirthdayAdcock, Desmond & BeverleyBrowne, Wesley & SariDavis, MarilynLee, JudyPortrate, LeaRiesel, TheaRobinson, Lyon & BethRosenberg, Allen & JacquiStern, Barbara

Fay Bernstein’s 100th BirthdayBahar, JudyFreund, George & BerylLee, JudyZwarenstein, Helen

Shirley Borowsky’s 80th Birthday Jersky, Jerry & HannahSchaffer, Alan & NaomiToblib, Meyer & Joan

Miriam Ende’s 80th BirthdayGardos, RuthOpit, RitaSchaffer, Aubrey & MurielUlman, Margot

Gitta Gold’s 90th BirthdayAvidan, SusanBernfield, Ann

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Ehrlich, Paul & ZillahHalmay, NicholasLane, Graeme & VivienneMautner, Tom & RoseNathan, EllaSchwartz, Emil & OlgaSomogy, JodyWise, Trevor & SusieZucker, Joseph & Rina

Harold Gold’s 80th BirthdayBloom, Phillip & EstelleBloom, Ken & HelenDon, Harold & RaileaIsenberg, Paul & EiraIsenberg, Barry & Doreen

Moi Gordon’s 85th BirthdayChertkow, RennieFrank, Selwyn & IdaGinsberg, Brian & AliceIsaacs, Gerald & SylviaKlass, Julius with Etty

Roy Hirschowitz’s 75th BirthdayEinstein, Jeff & Helen Kanareck, Sacha & DaniellaKristeller, Brian & HelenLevin, Dennis & EnidMoritz, DianneMoskow, Mark & KarynPenn, Issy & GretaTaylor, Gill & Tessa

Paul Isenberg’s 80th BirthdayEsra, NicoleGold, Harold & JillIsaacs, Brian & GloriaIsenberg, Barry & DoreenJoseph, Darren & CaronJoseph, Ralph & NessaJoseph, AnnetteLipman, Martin & AngelaMarjenberg, CarmelMichael, MargoMichelin, RaileePassman, Martin & KathyRosen, John & SandraShapiro, Ken & Cathy

Sue Jowell’s 70th BirthdayJerrold & Shirley JacobsonMyrna KaplanHarry & Myra Nestadt

Julien Karney’s 80th BirthdayHoffman, LeeMaister, Dennis & GerdaSachs, Vernon & MerleSwirsky, Ted & Adele

Barry Karp’s 80th BirthdayChipkin, PearlLechem, Henry & SusanSwirsky, Ted & Adele Melanie Knep’s 70th Birthday Lechem, Henry & SusanKarney, Julien & Miller, ReneciaSwirsky, Ted & Adele

Rachelle Lever’s 70th BirthdayBernstein, Hylton & HilaryDiamond, Darryl & ElaineDreyer, LeeGoodman, Sydney & SheilaJoffe, Farrel & CarynKaplan, Ivan & MyraKitchener, JeanieKitchener, Peter & ElizabethKrost, Colin & MelanieKrost, Steve & TaubeKrost, Cecil & BarbaraLibesman, Michael & RuthPhillips, Anthony & VivienShur, JennyUria, Larry & Nicola

David Levy’s 90th BirthdayBrandon, SelinaFreeman, Derek & PhyllisYoung, Sydney & Zara

Dennis Maister’s 80th BirthdayBerman, Oscar & YvonneKaplan, MyrnaKarp, Barry & PamKuper, Morris & SheilaLechem, Henry & SusanMeyerowitz, Lawrence & JacquelineReichman, Alan & DiSachs, Vernon & MerleSwirsky, Ted & AdeleWeintroub, Sidney & JennyWolpert, Kenneth & Tammy

Jackie Meyerowitz’s 80th Birthday Berkowitz, DorisCaminer, DagmaJersky, Jerry & HannahKuper, Morris & SheilaMaister, Dennis & GerdaKarney, Julien & Miller, ReneciaNestadt, Harry & MyraReichman, Alan & DiSachs, Vernon & MerleSwirsky, Ted & Adele

Bertha Moser’s 90th BirthdayDoobov, Brian & MarionHeller, EvaHiller, Felix & DoraSetton, Eva

Zara Moskow’s 85th BirthdayKrasnowsky, MinnieMelamet, Barry & BerylSacks, Bentley & Helene

Jan Owen’s 90th BirthdayBassin, NoraBlair, David & TmneBrandon, SelinaEinfeld, MaadiFalk, JoyceSonenfild, CecilySperling, Owen & JudithStern, Barbara

Edith Parker’s 80th BirthdayDenes, Andrew & SusanRadnai, ElizabethVecsei, Agnes

Fritzi Ritterman’s 102nd BirthdayAvidan, SusanBrandon, SelinaFinkelstein, Judah & BerniceHalmay, NicholasHarris, ChristineMarishel, Alfred & RosalieZurnamer Family Papoulas, Mr C & Mrs LSnider, Philip & Judy

Sigrid Westheimer’s 90th BirthdayBrandon, SelinaPerkal, RayaReid, David & RuthWalter, Ellen

Leah Zev’s 90th BirthdayBendelstein, LilyBerger, AdaCohen, SadieDorfan, ZelmaGillman, RitaKameras, Jack & SylviaTurner, Ruth

WEDDING & ANNIVERSARY DONATIONS

Our sincere thanks to all those who kindly contributed to the Home on the following very special occasions.

Abramowitz, Deborah Trevor & Anne Pogroske’s 41st Wedding AnniversaryAbramowitz, Deborah Alon & Zoe Tal’s WeddingBerkowitz, Doris Jerry & Hannah Jersky’s 60th Wedding AnniversaryCann, Robert & Janelle John & Nita Lavigne’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryCarlin, Sydney & Tanya Harold & Helen Gottlieb’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryCohen, Roy & Jennifer Neil & Shirley Cohen’s 65th Wedding AnniversaryDon, Ron & Loretta Clive & Ruth Barnett’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryDon, Ron & Loretta Harvey & Wendy Cooper’s 60th Wedding AnniversaryGardos, Ruth George & Inge Gertler’s 59th Wedding Anniversary Goldstein, Michael & Dorothy Graeme & Lisa Pillemer’s WeddingGottlieb, Paula Andrew & Tamara Adler’s Anniversary & BirthdaysInberg, Gary & Susan Neil & Shirley Cohen’s 65th Wedding AnniversaryJackson, Cynthia John & Nita Lavigne’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Katz, Vernon & Cohen, Barbara Maurice & Nancy Goldberg’s 70th Wedding AnniversaryKnep, Joel & Melanie Henry & Sue Lechem’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryMalatskey, Jeffrey & Estelle Greg & Hannah Sher’s WeddingMalkin, Isaac & Rona Maurice & Ann Cornofsky’s 25th Wedding AnniversaryMalkin, Isaac & Rona Stan & Tessa Pogorelsky’s 45th Wedding AnniversaryMovsowitz, Harold & Sandra Leon & Cynthia Goodman’s Anniversary & Cynthia’s BirthdayMyerson, Edwin & Adele Jerrold & Shirley Jacobson’s 60th Wedding AnniversaryPencharz, Jack & Rosalie Harold & Helen Gottlieb’s 50th Wedding AnniversarySwirsky, Ted & Adele Henry & Sue Lechem’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryWittal, Frank Andrew & Tamara Adler’s Anniversary & Birthdays

SYNAGOGUE DONATIONSAramaty, EdithAron, RachelAronson, Mayer & HeatherBaram, Paul & ShelleyBaroukh, MargueriteBear, VictorBiner, LeaBrandon, SelinaBroit, Dennis & SharynEnfield, AnneGoldberg, Sheila

Goldberg, SybilGoodman, ElaineGoodman, NicholasGrossman, Thomas & SusanHalmay, NicholasHasson, Jacques & MarilynIsraelson, LovelleJacobson, IngridKister, HenryKlein, AdolfKoonin, Mervyn & Renee

Lipton, GeorgeLubczanski, RachelNorilov, LudaNurick, BeverleyPerkal, RayaPerry, LynPlatus, Morris & AnneRabie, DvorahSacharowitz, MannieSchoenheimer, JoyShub, Lilian

Skalsky, GertrudeSomogy, JodyStoch, BrendaSymon, Josep & AvrilTreisman, Brian & Bootcov, MichelleWeiner, AgiWeiss, CharlotteWyner, Michael

BIRTHDAY DONATIONS CONTINUED.

Charles & Renee Abrams’ 70th Wedding AnniversaryGrossberg, HessieKaplan, Elliot & BrendaCranko, David & AdaShiffer, NanetteUlman, Margot

Vernon & Anita Amler’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryBerman, Charles & YvonneBlechman, Sam & SandraCarlin, Sydney & TanyaCohen, SadieCornofsky, Maurice & AnneKleviansky, Morris & EstherMargolis, Cyril & CynthiaMax, MarionWayne, Irvin & Merle

Michael & June Appleberg’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryKaye, Robert & AnnePencharz, Jack & RosaliePolivnick, Rael & SandraSchaefer, Ralph & Daryl

Alan & Josie Nathan’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryIsaacs, JocelynPencharz, Jack & RosalieShatz, Diana

Fred & Marta Vickers’ 70th Wedding AnniversaryBarhon, JaruskaBerg, VeraBurton, George & EdithDlask, JudyKalina, Ivo & LilyLevy, KittyMuller, JarkaRonai, EgonWachtel, OlgaWest, Lydia


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MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BECOME A MONTEFIORE LIFE GOVERNOR TODAYWe 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 their choice, dignity and wellbeing.

Your support will enable Montefiore to continue providing an exceptional standard of service and care, while embracing the richness of Jewish culture and tradition.

Montefiore is a unique organisation proudly offering the full continuum of care from HomeCare to day centres to residential care. The generosity of our Life Governors enables us to provide the highest level of care for our elderly regardless of their financial situation.

More than 30% of our 740 residents are financially disadvantaged and unable to cover all or part of their cost of care. This results in a significant funding shortfall per resident per year.

In addition, close to 40% of our residents are Holocaust survivors with unique care needs. To best support our residents and their families we have developed an integrated training and care

program for our staff which equips them with the necessary skills to address these needs.

As a community, we are faced with a dramatic increase in an ageing population and a significant rise in the incidence of dementia. Within the Jewish community there are 5 new cases of dementia diagnosed every week. Demographic evidence shows that the number of aged people requiring our care will double over the next 10 to 20 years.

Montefiore’s residential campuses are currently operating at full capacity and have growing waiting lists. Your support will help us fulfil the future demands of our community for specialised accommodation and care.

Levels of Life Governorship are:

Bronze $5,000+ Silver $20,000+ Gold $50,000+ Platinum $100,000+

We are able to recognise major gifts by bestowing naming rights to various parts of the Home in order to honour the memory of a friend or family member in perpetuity.

Names of all Life Governors are written on dedicated honour boards at the Hal Goldstein Campus at Hunters Hill and the Randwick Campus.

For further information please contact Esther Wakerman on 02 8345 9110 or email [email protected]

Life Governor Board at the Hal Goldstein Campus, Hunters Hill

‘MORE THAN 30% OF OUR 740 RESIDENTS ARE FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED AND UNABLE TO COVER ALL OR PART OF THEIR

COST OF CARE. THIS RESULTS IN A SIGNIFICANT FUNDING SHORTFALL PER RESIDENT PER YEAR.’

Abeshouse, ArnoldAbrahams, ShmuelAdler, Andrew & TamaraAdler, Frank & HelenAmler, Vernon & AnitaAngles, Emery & NancyBahar, DianaBahar, JudyBan, IvanBanwell, NevilleBanwell, RoslynBaskind, JanisBeck, Harry & VivienneBelfer, JacobBenjamin, SamBerdichevsky, IvorBeutum, Joe & ClareBinstock, Michael & RosemaryBlock, BruceBloomfield, KurtBlumberg, MargotBuntman, Roy & RuthBurns, ElinoreCharif, Ian & BerniceCohen, AnthonyCohen, Ivor & SylviaCossman, EstherCowan, Lionel & RaelieCrawford, Max & HelenCzeiger, JuliusDascalu, Sorin & DoinaDave, LyndaDean, SuzanaDoctor, DaphneDon, Basil & ThelmaDorfan, ZelmaDruc, Alex & JudithDrummond, ChristaEdinburg, Mark & DebbieEinfeld, MaadiEinstein, WalterEisenstein, RichardErlanger, MarjanFarbenblum, Michael & SueFischer, Joseph & LoraineFischer, KurtFischl, Alex & RosalindFisher, Eddie & RitaFoxman, DeborahFrank, RachaelFreed, MyrnaFreeland, Michael & EvelynFrenkel, Robert & LilianeGabo, DavidGellert, Robert & MarieGeyer, GabriellaGeyer, Robert & AgnesGlick, Anne

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OUR VISION:

TO BE THE LEADER IN THE FIELD OF AGED CARE. TO

DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND PROMOTE BEST PRACTICE IN ALL ASPECTS OF AGED CARE BY CONTINUOUSLY

REVIEWING AND IMPROVING SERVICES.

Back cover photo: Woollahra Manor Gardens

Montefiore Home is a member of the JCA family of organisations

2015–2016 IMPROVEMENTS

Montefiore actively pursues continuous improvements throughout the Home

Mobility, Dexterity & Rehabilitation:

HUR exercise equipment

Occupational Health & Safety:

Staff Wellbeing @Montefiore

Clinical Care: eCase

Catering, Cleaning & Laundry Services:

Montefiore Silver Service & Effective Functions training

Education and Staff Development:

Falls iTraining

Information Systems: HomeCare Skedulo app

Fire, Security & Other Emergencies:

Emergency planning for Emergency Co-ordinators

Sensory Loss: Music Therapy


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