Strengthening connection, wellbeing and support
The evening brought together community members to speak about mental health and the evolving needs of the community.
Jewish Care Victoria has launched Gesher Generation, a new initiative for 35–60-year-olds, recognising a cohort that sits at the heart of Jewish community life.
Launched at an event hosted by Adam Joel and Shelley Kline, the evening brought together community members to speak about mental health and the evolving needs of the community.
Gesher, meaning “bridge” in Hebrew, reflects the role this generation plays in connecting families, community and the future of Jewish life. As Vanessa Brott, manager of Gesher Generation, shared on the night: “We are this generation.”
Often balancing the demands of raising children, supporting ageing parents and building careers, this group carries a significant responsibility, yet has historically lacked a dedicated space for support.
The launch event featured a panel discussion with Liam Stocker, Jacqui Louder and Dion Szer, who shared personal insights into mental health, resilience and the pressures of modern life.

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