WIZO Goldie
Be a part of a Jewish sisterhood which supports women worldwide.
About Us
We are delighted to share some exciting news, our group has now been formally recognised under WIZO Australia, we are proud to announce our new name is WIZO Goldie.
Together, we look forward to delivering informative and engaging events, keeping you up to date on WIZO projects in Israel, and sharing ways you can get involved and make a difference.
Allow us to introduce our dedicated committee:
By being a member of WIZO Goldie, you join some 250,000 other like-minded women and men across the globe, caring for those less fortunate.
Membership
Being a member of WIZO allows you to:
Be a part of a Jewish sisterhood which supports women worldwide.
Give women a voice at the United Nations (UN). WIZO is recognised by the UN as an NGO (Non-Government Organisation) with consultative status in UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) and ECOSOC (The United Nations Economic and Social Council). Our ability to continue advocating for Israel is dependent on membership; 250,000 paid up members worldwide are needed to retain this unique status.
Support all sectors of Israeli society including Jews, Arabs, Druze and Bedouins
Join the WIZO family where lifelong friendships are created and retained.
Be inspired by others.
Have access to numerous dynamic events which occur throughout the year.
Make a difference by contributing to make the world a better place.
Stand behind Israeli women of all ages and from all walks of life by supporting leadership, enrichment and educational programs.
Be part of a group of passionate people who can do far more collectively than individually.
Membership is open to both women, men and junior members of our community (under 18 – no voting rights).
Donations
Soft Landing Program for Women Returning to Northern Communities
WIZO Advancement of the Status of Women Division
Soft Landing is a structured therapeutic support program for women returning to Israel's northern border communities after prolonged displacement. Developed and successfully implemented in southern communities following October 7, the model is now expanded to the north as families return home after nearly two years of evacuation. The program addresses cumulative emotional strain, disrupted family roles, and limited access to local therapeutic frameworks during the transition from displacement to recovery.
Support the implementation of Soft Landing to ensure women returning to northern border communities receive structured therapeutic support during the transition home.