Hatzolah provides one-on-one singular counselling sessions for community members, by community members. Set up in the immediate aftermath of the terror attacks in Israel, the Hatzolah program - Navigating Emotions Through Tragedy, is managed by a dedicated social worker, with services provided by a team of registered psychologists, including Hebrew speakers. The program has become a crucial community service.

AJP has activated its significant membership-base. They are available for those needing more in-depth and ongoing psychological support. AJP is focused on providing a referral list of psychologists who can provide therapy to children, adolescents, and adults, ensuring an appointment within a short time frame and addressing any financial barriers for those as needed. AJP can also facilitate group debriefs and support for organisations.

Jewish Care Victoria offers no-cost psychology services for Victorian Jewish community members aged 16 years and over. A Mental Health Care Plan or Medicare eligibility is not required. Community members can access up to 10 psychology sessions, with both telehealth and face-to-face options available. Services are provided by Provisional Psychologists under the supervision of a Senior Clinical Psychologist. Jewish Care’s mental health education program supports trauma-informed mental health responses across the community. Custom workshops and accredited training are individually tailored for each cohort and facilitated by experienced educators with a deep knowledge and understanding of our community.