THE 'GARDEN OF HOPE' NURSERY
Contact: myisrael (all cheques to be made out to myisrael)
c/o Redleaf Communications Ltd, 11-33 St Johns Street, London EC1M 4AA
Tel: 020-3004 8994 Fax: 020-7535 2727
Email: info@myisraelcharity.org Website: www.myisraelcharity.org
Registered charity No: 1121960 (myisrael)
The Garden of Hope nursery is a non-profit organization in Israel that aims to give young Ethiopian families in the Ashkelon area a chance to break the cycle of poverty. We provide a significantly subsided day care service for 30 young children. The young mothers of the kids we care for can go out and work, contribute to the family income and gain a feeling of self-value and independence.
The money that families save by sending their kids to our centre means that they can gain financial independence and secure the future for their families. The day care centre has become a place where all members of the Ethiopian community in the area can find support, advice and timeless wisdom from the volunteers and elders of this very special ancient Jewish culture.
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GIFT
Contact: Michelle Barnett, Director
39 Meadow Drive, London NW4 1SD
Tel: 020-8457 4429
E-mail: michelle@jgift.org Website: www.jgift.org
Registered Charity No. 1107334 |
GIFT is an independent grassroots organization whose mission is to make a measurable difference by promoting a culture of giving and volunteering amongst young people, creating a generation of new activists, volunteers and supporters for all charities. Involving 10,000 school children of all ages each year and currently active in over twenty Jewish schools, GIFT teaches 'giving' in a practical way. The GIFT It Forward initiative, encourages children to give one of their birthday presents to the less fortunate, assists Bar/Bat Mitzvah children to formulate and implement new kindness projects and provides tailor-made volunteering opportunities to school children. GIFT volunteers regularly collect and distribute tons of surplus bread and food to local families and organizations and are involved in regular food ‘packathons’, whilst the newly-launched GIFT BOX encourages shoppers to buy one extra item for those in need.
HADASSAH MEDICAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION - UK
Contact: Mark Addleman
26 Enford Street, London W1H 1DW
Tel: 020-7723 1144 Fax: 020-7723 1222
E-mail: uk.office@hadassah.org
Website: www.hadassahuk.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1040848
Hadassah was established in 1912 to bring health to the people of Jerusalem, when high infant mortality, abject poverty and disease plagued the city. Nearly a century later, we have grown into the largest hospital in Jerusalem and the biggest non-governmental employer in the area. We are distinguished for our healing, teaching, research and outreach work and are world famous for our ability to take our research straight from the lab to the bedside because of the integrated approach of our medical and research teams. Please join the men and women in the UK who actively support Hadassah. Contact us for information on how your donation or legacy can help our next generation.
HAMA
Contact: myisrael (all cheques to be made out to myisrael)
c/o Redleaf Communications Ltd, 11-33 St Johns Street, London EC1M 4AA
Tel: 020-3004 8994 Fax: 020-7535 2727
Email: info@myisraelcharity.org Website: www.myisraelcharity.org
Registered charity No: 1121960 (myisrael)
HAMA is a non-profit organization in Israel that is committed to animal assisted therapy to help children and families at risk, holocaust survivors, trauma victims, children with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactive disorder) and other vulnerable groups. Many of HAMA's 30 dogs and 15 cats have themselves been rescued from abusive homes or abandonment. They become important facilitators of human recovery and rehabilitation and help children and adults express themselves, through relating to the animals, which are perceived as non-threatening and non-judgemental. HAMA has been a pioneering force in the field of human-animal welfare and therapy, and we continue to play a pivotal role in establishing Animal Assisted Therapy and Welfare in Israel. HAMA is a pluralistic and multi-cultural organization whose staff, participants, and animal companions mutually help each other, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, race, or breed.
HAZON YESHAYA HUMANITARIAN NETWORK
Contact: Abraham Israel
60 Rashi Street, Jerusalem 91571, Israel
Tel: 0800-404 9646 Fax: 972-2-500 2627
E-mail: Abraham@hazonyeshaya.org Website: www.hazonyeshaya.org
Registered Charity No. 1088738
Hazon Yeshaya provides essential humanitarian services to destitute people of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds, new immigrants, native Israelis, victims of terror, Holocaust survivors, handicapped and ill. We provide daily relief from the most severe problems plaguing the underprivileged, 365 days per year. Services include: Daily Hot Meals (70% of meals go to impoverished children), Food Parcels, Free Dental Care, Free Vocational Training, After School Programmes and Day Care Centres for children and youth at risk, Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebrations for orphans and needy children and Free Shoes and Clothing.
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HEATHLANDS VILLAGE
Contact: Ms Janet Lewis, CEO
Heathlands Village, Heathlands Drive, Prestwich, Manchester, M25 9SB
Tel: 0161-772 4800 Fax: 0161-772 4934
Website: www.heathlandsvillage.co.uk
Registered Charity No. 1117126 |
Heathlands Village is a residential and nursing home caring for over 200 older Jewish People. Heathlands provides the highest quality person-centred care, tailored to the needs of each individual resident. Heathlands Village is suitable for people who wish to stay permanently in the home as well as for respite, intermediate care and day care. The Village has a vast array of on-site facilities such as Kashrut supervision, daily Shul services, physiotherapy, a hair salon and much more. Heathlands Village relies on charitable income to help to fund those residents who cannot afford the cost of care and to ensure we continue to further improve the services and facilities available to all residents.
HOLOCAUST EDUCATIONAL TRUST
Contact: Karen Pollock
BCM Box 7892, London WC1N 3XX
Tel:
020-7222 6822 Fax: 020-7233 0161
E-mail: info@het.org.uk
Website:www.het.org.uk / www.thinkequal.com
Registered Charity No. 1092892
We aim to teach the lessons of the Holocaust. We achieve this by providing educational institutions with an Outreach Programme consisting of Holocaust Survivors and educators as well as teaching aids and resource materials. We give two students from every post-16 school in the country the opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau. We also provide comprehensive training in Holocaust education to both practising teachers and PGCE students.
HOSPITAL KOSHER MEALS SERVICE
Contact: Elizabeth Stone, Administrator
Lanmor House, 370-386 High Road, Wembley, Middx HA9 6AX
Tel: 020-8795 2058 Fax: 020-8900 2462
E-mail: hkms@btconnect.com
Registered Charity No. 1025601
Established since 1968, the Hospital Kosher Meals Service provides kosher meals to hospitals, nursing homes and institutions throughout Greater London. A range of meat and fish meals, soups and desserts, as well as vegetarian, diabetic and puree meals and sandwiches are stored at our freezer store and distributed in our own vehicle, six days a week. HKMS provides a small subsidy towards the cost of the meals and that, together with our overheads and the salaries of our full-time driver and administrator, is provided for by fundraising. Please help us to continue this essential and much valued service.
ISRAEL NATIONAL THERAPEUTIC RIDING ASSOCIATION (INTRA)
Contact: myisrael (all cheques to be made out to myisrael)
c/o Redleaf Communications Ltd, 11-33 St Johns Street, London EC1M 4AA
Tel: 020-3004 8994 Fax: 020-7535 2727
Email: info@myisraelcharity.org Website: www.myisraelcharity.org
Registered charity No: 1121960 (myisrael)
INTRA specializes in horseback riding treatments for severely disabled soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder, blindness, and amputation. INTRA treats severely disabled children and adults with CP, psychotic and mental disorders. INTRA specializes in treatments for challenged children that include those with ADHD. Interaction with the horse is empowering, raising self-esteem and self-confidence. Interaction with the horse at INTRA rehabilitates riders, making them feel that once again they can have an impact upon the environment. INTRA welcomes disabled children from all over the world for therapeutic riding treatments.
ISRAELI DANCE INSTITUTE (IDI)
Contact: Maurice Stone, Chairman. Leo Peters, Administrator
Oscar Joseph House, 54 Crewys Road, London NW2 2AD
Tel: 020-8209 3155 Fax: 020-8209 1363
E-mail: info@idi.org.uk Website: www.idi.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 279801
The IDI is an educational charity using the media of Israeli dance to promote Jewish identity in the UK, Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, with educational programmes targeted at children and young people. An important part of our work is the training of teachers. IDI also promotes an understanding of Israel and the Jewish people as well as community cohesion through its performing groups, which engage in interfaith work as well as Simchas and special events.
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