Financial Support through Jewish Care
Jewish Care is helping support affected individuals through reimbursing out-of-pocket (gap) fees for counselling sessions.
Up to 10 hours of counselling services may be claimed following the Medicare rebate for each session.
Further eligibility and application details can be found directly through the Jewish Care website here.
Who can apply?
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A person who was present during the Bondi incident and has been psychologically or physically injured as a direct result of the attack, or a person who was in the immediate vicinity and has been psychologically injured as a direct result of witnessing the incident.
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A person who is an immediate family member of a homicide victim of the Bondi attack.
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A person who is a related family member providing support to a victim or family member of a victim.
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A person from the broader community experiencing trauma as an indirect result of the Bondi incident. This may include people with historical associations to other traumatic events, such as Holocaust survivors.
