Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home (‘The Home’) is a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) which has been providing aged care services since 1889.The Home can lay proud claim to being one of the oldest and most distinguished organisations serving the Sydney Jewish Community.Moses Montefiore, the man after which the Home was named, was born in Italy in 1774 whilst his parents were on a business trip. Living in England, he proved himself to be an astute businessman and quickly rose to prominence in British Society. He devoted his time and resources to community and civic affairs and to the welfare of the Jewish people.Montefiore Home first opened its doors on 27 October 1889 in a small premises located at South Dowling Street, Moore Park. In 1924 the Home moved to Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill at which point it cared for 18 residents.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home (‘The Home’) is a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) which has been providing aged care services since 1889.The Home can lay proud claim to being one of the oldest and most distinguished organisations serving the Sydney Jewish Community.Moses Montefiore, the man after which the Home was named, was born in Italy in 1774 whilst his parents were on a business trip. Living in England, he proved himself to be an astute businessman and quickly rose to prominence in British Society. He devoted his time and resources to community and civic affairs and to the welfare of the Jewish people.Montefiore Home first opened its doors on 27 October 1889 in a small premises located at South Dowling Street, Moore Park. In 1924 the Home moved to Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill at which point it cared for 18 residents.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home (‘The Home’) is a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) which has been providing aged care services since 1889.The Home can lay proud claim to being one of the oldest and most distinguished organisations serving the Sydney Jewish Community.Moses Montefiore, the man after which the Home was named, was born in Italy in 1774 whilst his parents were on a business trip. Living in England, he proved himself to be an astute businessman and quickly rose to prominence in British Society. He devoted his time and resources to community and civic affairs and to the welfare of the Jewish people.Montefiore Home first opened its doors on 27 October 1889 in a small premises located at South Dowling Street, Moore Park. In 1924 the Home moved to Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill at which point it cared for 18 residents.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.