The Australian Druze Community (ADC) is a non-profit organisation,
based in Sydney, Australia and conducts its activities throughout
the state of New South Wales.
The ADC was formally incorporated on the fourth day of March, 1980
and of the 25 objects for which this community group was founded,
our main objects are:
The consolidation of the Druze Faith among the Druze community throughout New South Wales and elsewhere.
Promotion of goodwill among members and non-members of the Druze community.
Provide conveniences and a meeting place for the community which can be used by members and their guests in accordance with the By-Laws of the ADC.
The Australian Druze Community (ADC) – Structure
For further details of our organisation, Please click here
The Australian Youth Druze Committee (AYDC)
We have been creating in-roads Within the Australian Druze Community (ADC).
Where before the Australian Druze Committee managed and coordinated all the
social events, this created a heavy work load, not only on the committee members
commitment to the Druze community but a heavy toll on their personal and family
life. Thus the Women's Druze Committee sparked a community revolution to unite
the Druze families to meet at picnics, BBQ's and the creation of the Arabic
School. This in turn created a desire within the youth to meet, play and
socialise. This desire of the youth transformed in wanting to help and create
a committee. The Australian Druze Committee, started to take volunteers to join-in
the creation of the Youth Committee. And now we have an Australian Druze Youth Committee
(ADYC) with great results in the previous events and many more to come. We (the ADYC)
hope to see you not only at our social events but also at our Youth Committee
meetings held once a month (first Monday of each month - 6:30pm).
The Australian Druze Community (ADC) – Where We Are
Our physical location is:
The Australian Druze Community Hall :
259-261 Guilford Road, Guilford, NSW 2161
druze.org.au – who we are
As one of the youth committee’s primary objectives, the Australian Druze Community website
is to be the first point of reference of the constituents to their organisation. The website
will ultimately be governed by a website committee with contributors from across Australia.
In the interim, the website is managed and updated by N. Ghebar (webmaster) and S. Mahmoud
(content manager). If you would like to contribute, please email us at webmaster@druze.org.au
