Overview
- The support hub at the Bondi Pavilion offers emergency care, counselling and financial advice to people directly or indirectly affected, including victims, paramedics, surf lifesavers and local residents.
- Officials say the service will operate until at least the end of January with the option to extend if demand continues.
- Premier Chris Minns said hundreds are expected to seek help and emphasized that the location near the attack site may be confronting for some visitors.
- Those unable or uncomfortable to attend can request outreach at home or another meeting place, with all services coordinated through the hub.
- Jewish community groups helped establish the site, Rabbi Yehoram Ulman blessed the hub, and kosher provisions are available as part of culturally sensitive support.