JAT (formerly Jewish AIDS Trust)
Contact: Rosalind Collin, Director
DVS House, 4 Spring Villa Road, Edgware, Middlesex HA8 7EB
Telepone: 020-8952 5253 Fax: 020-8952 5303
E-mail: admin@jat-uk.org Website: www.jat-uk.org
Registered charity No. 327936

Today there is an epidemic of sexually transmitted infections in the UK. The UK also has the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Western Europe. The Jewish community is part of these shocking statistics. JAT answers the unspoken need to provide religiously and culturally sensitive sexual health education to Jewish youth. Annually we train 3000 young people and their youth leaders, in mainstream Jewish schools, youth groups, summer and winter camps, those going on Israel tour and students. JAT is also developing a Peer Mentoring programme and we run a programme for parents on how to talk to their children about sex. JAT also provides support for people with HIV. We extend our services to the entire spectrum of the Jewish community and are not allied with any particular 'wing'.

JNF CHARITABLE TRUST
Contact: Simon Winters, Chief Executive
JNF House, Spring Villa Park, Spring Villa Road, Edgware, Middx. HA8 7ED
Tel: 020-8732 6100 Fax: 020-8732 6111
E-mail: info@jnf.co.uk Website: www.jnf.co.uk
Registered Charity No. 225910

Since its establishment in 1901, the JNF has been a vital bridge between the Land of Israel and the Diaspora, involving countless Jews in crucial land reclamation projects. The JNF has planted more than 200 million trees and established parks, forests and recreation areas across the country. With the recent arrival of 500,000 immigrants, JNF has prepared the land infrastructure for the construction of houses and apartments. JNF welcomes gifts of shares, insurance policies and land and property rights in the UK or abroad; gifts are free of Inheritance Tax.

JERUSALEM FOUNDATION
Contact: Sheila Ford
ORT House, 126 Albert Street, London NW1 7NE
Tel: 020-7482 6076 Fax: 020-7482 6025
E-mail: sheilaford@btconnect.com Website: www.jerusalemfoundation.org
Registered Charity No 258306

The UK Foundation was established as a charity in 1969 to support charitable projects in the City of Jerusalem, spanning (inter alia) education, social welfare, the arts and preservation of the City's historic heritage. Its fund-raising is almost entirely project orientated, matching the donor's interest and commitment to the City's specific needs, and working in conjunction with the Israel-based Jerusalem Foundation as its partner in the selection and supervision of targeted projects. The Israel office is situated at 11 Rivka Street, POB 10185, Jerusalem 91101 (Tel: 00 972 2 675 1706, Fax: 00 972 2 673 4462).

JEWISH AID COMMITTEE (One to One)
Contact: Rita Eker MBE
Carradine House, 237 Regent's Park Road, London N3 3LF
Tel. 020-8343 4156 Fax: 020-8343 2119
E-mail: admin@one-to-one.org Website: www.one-to-one.org
Registered Charity No. 801096

Since 1994 One to One Israel has focussed on supporting the most vulnerable members of Israeli society - children. After school activities are available in the UK but in Israel children often have nothing to do after school, either because after school clubs do not exist, or extracurricular activities are unaffordable. One to One is funding projects to help give young people a better chance in life. These include after school centres, cycling clubs, a martial arts club, and horse riding for children with special needs. One to One's positive commitment has helped over 5000 pre-school children exposed to trauma, violence and stress, and has funded training for kindergarten teachers and parents to recognise the special needs of these children.

JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY ILL - JAMI
Contact: Laurie Rackind, Executive Director
16a North End Road, Golders Green, London NW11 7PH
Tel: 020-8458 2223 Fax: 020-8458 1117
E-mail: info@jamiuk.org Website: www.jamiuk.org.
Registered Charity No. 1003345

JAMI was established in 1989 and provides mental health services to the Jewish Community. These range from day services for those with severe and enduring ill-health to education for our children to ensure they seek help quickly and effectively and so help to prevent just such problems. Other services include befriending, cultural and religious activities, advice and information, social events, outreach, hospital visiting. One if four people will experience mental health difficulties at some time. JAMI needs your help to help them recognise their symptoms and know where and how to seek help. JAMI House runs arrange of activities to help regain confidence and vital skills and offers what is for many the only hot, nutritious meal that they will eat. JAMI provides a lifeline in enabling people to come to a place which is free of judgement, prejudice and stigma.

JEWISH BLIND & DISABLED (JEWISH BLIND & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED SOCIETY)
Contact: Hazel Kaye, Chief Executive
35 Langstone Way, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1GT
Tel: 020-8371 6611 Fax: 020-8371 4225
Email: info@jbd.org Website: www.jbd.org
Registered Charity No: 259480

Jewish Blind & Disabled is the only charity providing caring assisted living accommodation for people of all ages with physical disabilities or vision impairment. It transforms the lives of its 350 tenants and their families by offering independence, dignity and security at its seven complexes of apartments across north London. Tenants range from people in their early 20s to their late 90s, from people who work and live busy and active lives to people with a high level of dependency. In every case Jewish Blind & Disabled provides as much support as is needed, 24 hours a day every week of the year, in a warm and supportive Jewish environment. Jewish Blind & Disabled is a completely independent organisation, not part of any other charity, and its services are increasingly in demand. As the need for its work far outstrips its ability to supply, it has a long waiting list.

JEWISH AID COMMITTEE (One to One)
Contact: Rita Eker MBE
Carradine House, 237 Regent's Park Road, London N3 3LF
Tel. 020-8343 4156 Fax: 020-8343 2119
E-mail: admin@one-to-one.org Website: www.one-to-one.org
Registered Charity No. 801096

Since 1994 One to One Israel has focussed on supporting the most vulnerable members of Israeli society - children. After school activities are available in the UK but in Israel children often have nothing to do after school, either because after school clubs do not exist, or extracurricular activities are unaffordable. One to One is funding projects to help give young people a better chance in life. These include after school centres, cycling clubs, a martial arts club, and horse riding for children with special needs. One to One's positive commitment has helped over 5000 pre-school children exposed to trauma, violence and stress, and has funded training for kindergarten teachers and parents to recognise the special needs of these children.

JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY ILL - JAMI Contact: Laurie Rackind, Executive Director 16a North End Road, Golders Green, London NW11 7PH Tel: 020-8458 2223 Fax: 020-8458 1117 E-mail: info@jamiuk.org Website: www.jamiuk.org. Registered Charity No. 1003345

JAMI was established in 1989 and provides mental health services to the Jewish Community. These range from day services for those with severe and enduring ill-health to education for our children to ensure they seek help quickly and effectively and so help to prevent just such problems. Other services include befriending, cultural and religious activities, advice and information, social events, outreach, hospital visiting. One if four people will experience mental health difficulties at some time. JAMI needs your help to help them recognise their symptoms and know where and how to seek help. JAMI House runs arrange of activities to help regain confidence and vital skills and offers what is for many the only hot, nutritious meal that they will eat. JAMI provides a lifeline in enabling people to come to a place which is free of judgement, prejudice and stigma.

JEWISH BLIND & DISABLED (JEWISH BLIND & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED SOCIETY)
Contact: Hazel Kaye, Chief Executive 35 Langstone Way, Mill Hill, London, NW7 1GT Tel: 020-8371 6611 Fax: 020-8371 4225 Email: info@jbd.org Website: www.jbd.org Registered Charity No: 259480

Jewish Blind & Disabled is the only charity providing caring assisted living accommodation for people of all ages with physical disabilities or vision impairment. It transforms the lives of its 350 tenants and their families by offering independence, dignity and security at its seven complexes of apartments across north London. Tenants range from people in their early 20s to their late 90s, from people who work and live busy and active lives to people with a high level of dependency. In every case Jewish Blind & Disabled provides as much support as is needed, 24 hours a day every week of the year, in a warm and supportive Jewish environment. Jewish Blind & Disabled is a completely independent organisation, not part of any other charity, and its services are increasingly in demand. As the need for its work far outstrips its ability to supply, it has a long waiting list.

JEWISH CARE

Formed on 1st January 1990 by the merger of the Jewish Blind Society and the Jewish Welfare Board, Jewish Care has since merged its activities with a number of long-established and respected Jewish organisations. For the benefit of solicitors updating wills or acting as executors in wills which were drawn up before this time, here is a full list of these organisations, so that bequests can be directed to them without delay.
Potential donors may either specify a particular organisation or establishment as a beneficiary, or simply name Jewish Care in their charitable bequests.
Telephone numbers and addresses of any organisation listed here can be obtained from Jewish Care Tel. 020 8922 2000 • Fax. 020 8922 1998

Registered address: Stuart Young House, 221 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9DQ.
Main Switchboard: 020 8922 2000
For referrals or information about any of Jewish Care’s services call:
Jewish Care Direct 020 8922 2222 • Minicom 020 8922 2233
Website: www.jewishcare.org Email: info@jcare.org
Charity Registration Number 802559. Jewish Care is a company limited by guarantee.
Registered in England No.244790.

Organisations that have merged with Jewish Care include:
Jewish Welfare Board (charity reg. no. 209723)
Jewish Blind Society (202820)
The Jewish Home and Hospital at Tottenham (205946)
Food for the Jewish Poor (Soup Kitchen) (208901)
British Tay-Sachs Foundation (249221)
Waverly Manor (Friends of the London Jewish Hospital) - now Clore Manor (212203)
Brighton & Hove Jewish Home - now Hyman Fine House (219267)
Stepney Jewish (B'nai Brith) Clubs & Settlements (211162)
Redbridge Jewish Youth & Community Centre (Sinclair House) (303185)

JEWISH CARE RESOURCES & SPECIALIST SERVICES:

Jewish Care Direct
A support and information helpline for all Jewish Care services.
Call 020 8922 2222 or email jewishcaredirect@jcare.org

Social Work Service
Local teams based in: Golders Green • Ilford • Stanmore

Family Carer's Service
Services are accessible across London & South East England

Care Homes
Clore Manor, residential & dementia, Hendon
Ella & Ridley Jacobs House, residential & dementia, Hendon
Hyman Fine House, dementia & nursing, Brighton
Kay Court, residential & dementia, Hampstead
Lady Sarah Cohen House, nursing & dementia, Friern Barnet
Leo Baeck House (Otto Schiff), residential, Hampstead
Osmond House (Otto Schiff), dementia & nursing, Hampstead
The Princess Alexandra Home, nursing & residential, Stanmore
Raymond House, residential & nursing, Southend-on-Sea
Rosetrees, residential & dementia Friern, Barnet
Rubens House, residential & dementia, North Finchley
Vi & John Rubens House residential, dementia & nursing, Ilford

Community Centres
Brenner Community Centre at Raine House, Stamford Hill
Redbridge Jewish Youth & Community Centre at Sinclair House
Southend and Westcliff Community Centre

Day Centres
Edgware & Harrow Jewish Day Centre • The Sobell Centre in Hampstead • Stepney Jewish Day Centre

Connect@ Centres connect@kenton (Monday) • connect@southgate (Tuesday)
connect@hendon (Wednesday) • connect@stjohnswood (Wednesday)
connect@ljcc Golders Green (Thursday)

Centres for wellbeing
Kadimah centre for wellbeing, Stamford Hill
Mitkadem centre for wellbeing, Ilford
Shalom centre for wellbeing, Golders Green

Mental Health Residential Homes
Jack Gardener House (18-50 year olds), Golders Green
Mapesbury Road (50 years plus), Cricklewood

Mental Health Supported Housing
Caddington Road • Gillingham Road • Melrose Avenue
Montpelier Rise • Station Road

Dementia Day Care Centres
The Dennis Special Day Care Centre, Ilford
Leonard Sainer Special Day Care Centre, Edgware
Sam Beckman Special Day Care Centre, Hendon

Dementia Activity Groups
Stamford Hill, Southend on Sea and Stepney
The Kennedy Leigh Home Care Service
Home care services in the following areas: North East London
• North West London • Redbridge • Southend & Westcliff

Holocaust Survivors and Refugees Services
Holocaust Survivors Centre & Shalvata, Hendon

Disability Services
KC Shasha, Stamford Hill • Rela Goldhill Lodge, Golders Green
• The Karten CTEC Centre, Golders Green • Burr Day Centre for personal development, Ilford

Support Groups
Bereaved Partners' Group, Redbridge • Minus One, Golders Green
• New-Links, Golders Green • Singular Challenge, Golders Green
Stroke Club, East Finchley, Friern Barnet, Hampstead, Redbridge & Stanmore

Sheltered Housing - Shebson Lodge, Westcliff

Tay Sachs screening - Regular screenings held across England

JEWISH CHILD'S DAY
Contact: Daniel Burger, Executive Director
707 High Road London N12 0BT
Tel: 020-8446 8804 Fax: 020-8446 7370
E-mail: info@jcd.uk.com Website: www.jcd.uk.com
Registered Charity No. 209266

JCD, formerly known as Jewish Child's Day, has been providing support for handicapped, neglected, abused and underprivileged Jewish children in the UK, Israel and Eastern Europe for more than 60 years. JCD helps pay for life-saving medical equipment and special educational materials for children with psychological problems and learning difficulties. Braille equipment for the blind, hearing stimulus equipment for the deaf, walking aids for the multi-handicapped as well as clothing, toys and games, books, playground equipment and holidays are all paid for with the help of JCD allocations. Relying entirely on the generosity of the community and receiving no government or statutory funding, JCD grants give Jewish children throughout the world the chance to make a better life for themselves.

JEWISH DEAF ASSOCIATION (JDA)
Contact: Susan Cipin, Executive Director
Julius Newman House, Woodside Park Road, London N12 8RP
Tel: 020-8446 0502
Textphone: 020-8446 4037 Fax: 020-8445 7451
E-mail: jda@dircon.co.uk Website: www.jewishdeaf.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1105845

Losing your hearing at any age can be devastating. Struggling to keep up with conversation, hard of hearing people feel excluded by their family and friends and begin to dread social and religious events. In a safe, welcoming Jewish atmosphere, the JDA provides a wide range of support services for people with all levels of hearing loss and Deafblind people, such as one-to-one counselling, advice on specialised equipment, social and cultural activities. Elderly Jewish sign language users come to the JDA's unique Day Centre for a vibrant programme of outings, events and signed celebrations of Jewish festivals. For many it's a lifeline and the only contact they have with their Deaf friends. The JDA is a TOTALLY INDEPENDENT CHARITY, with plans for vital new projects that it cannot undertake until funding is secured. Call Sue Cipin at the number above to discuss opportunities for donation, sponsorship, or volunteering.

JEWISH INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND JERUSALEM (BRITISH AID COMMITTEE OF THE)
Contact: The Chairman
71 Eyre Court, Finchley Road, London NW8 9TX
Tel: 020-7266 9966 Fax: 020-7289 4741
E-mail: info@jibj.org.uk Website: www.jewishblind.org
Registered Charity No. 222849

The JEWISH INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, JERUSALEM has served the blind and partially sighted children of Israel since its establishment in the old city in 1902. The Institute now housed at the entrance to Jerusalem has grown into a widely respected organisation excelling in providing specialist education and care to the exceptional child. The Institute provides education, rehabilitation, health and social welfare both on a residential and off-campus basis. The institute's protocol to this day remains " to help raise a student's self esteem so that they will not depend on others for help, but can become helpful members of society". The institute's centenary was honoured by the State of Israel through the issue of a postage stamp in its honour and it is currently proceeding with the continued modernisation of its dormitories and facilities to meet the growing needs of the blind child in the modern Israel. The Institute warmly welcomes all visitors from abroad to tour its campus. The British Aid Committee has provided UK support to the Institute since 1964 and greatly appreciates legacies and donations towards the Institute's continued growth.

JEWISH LEARNING EXCHANGE
Contact: Rabbi Danny Kirsch, Director
152-154 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8HE
Tel: 020-8458 4588 Fax: 020-8458 4587
E-mail: jle@jle.org.uk Website: www.jle.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 292886

The Jewish Learning Exchange (JLE) is an educational and social centre for young Jews (17 to 35 year olds). Well over 1,200 people attend a JLE event every week including more than 80 weekly classes in the JLE itself; homegroups; young professionals (including business lunch and learns and a recent expansion into the Hampstead/Belsize Park area of London); schools; international guest speaker tours; young couples (including premarriage courses); and social events. In addition the JLE runs several highly successful educational tours to Eastern Europe each year and short and long-term programmes in Israel. Our aim is to inspire 21st century Jews, demonstrating the relevance and deeper meaning of Judaism and enabling them to make informed life decisions by providing the highest quality Jewish education.

JEWISH VOLUNTEERING NETWORK
Contact: Mariana Lantzet
Haskell House, 152 West End Lane, London NW6 1SD
Tel: 020-8952 7227
Email: info@jvn.org.uk Website: www.jvn.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1058107

The purpose of the Jewish Volunteering Network (JVN) is to increase volunteering in the Jewish community by enabling potential volunteers to find suitable positions either through the JVN portal or our telephone helpline. A wide range of Jewish organisations have registered their volunteering opportunities. These organisations are categorised into fifteen different types - from social action to security, environment to education, and international charities to inter-faith organisations. As well as being able to choose from various types of organisations, the potential volunteer can also choose from among fifteen different activities, including computer work, fundraising on committees, driving, DIY, teaching and telephone work. JVN also serves as a support network for volunteer-involving organisations, enabling them to share common issues. Please support us in any way you can, so that we can harness the invaluable energy and enthusiasm of potential volunteers for the benefit of the Jewish Community.

JEWISH WOMEN'S AID - JWA
Contact: Abigail Morris, Chief Executive
PO Box 2670, London N12 9ZE
Tel: 020-8445 8060 Fax: 020-8445 0305
Freephone National Helpline 0800 59 12 03
E-mail: info@jwa.org.uk Website: www.jwa.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1047045

Run by Jewish women, for Jewish women affected by domestic violence. JWA runs a national, confidential freephone helpline, outreach support and counselling. A Kosher refuge, a national facility, provides accommodation for women and their children fleeing domestic violence, and resettlement support. Office: Tel: 020-8445 8060. Open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Freephone Helpline No: 0800 59 12 03. Availability: 9.30am - 9.30pm Monday to Thursday except Bank Holidays and Festivals. Out of hours: 24-hour answer phone, which is monitored daily, or write to JWA, P O Box 2670, London N12 9ZE.

KISHARON
Contact: Executive Director
1011 Finchley Road, London NW11 7HB.
Tel: 020-8731 7009 Fax: 020-8731 7005
E-mail: info@kisharon.org.uk Website: www.kisharon.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 271519

Kisharon was established in 1976 to provide education and care for Jewish children and adults with a range of learning disabilities. From the age of two, children with a learning disability have the opportunity to learn alongside mainstream children at our Tuffkid Nursery. At the Kisharon Day School, every pupil has their own individual education programme, which includes a variety of therapy sessions. The Kisharon College, with over 50 students, offers a number of further education and vocational training opportunities, to enable our students to become as independent as possible in open or sheltered environments. The Asher Loftus Business Enterprise offers supported work opportunities to young adults. The Hanna Schwalbe Residential Home for young adults promotes independent living in a supervised setting and the Supported Living Programme offers independent living within the community. Support is needed to offer the students a piece of the future and their families peace of mind.

KKL WILLS & INHERITANCE TAX SOLICITORS
Contact: Harvey Bratt, Director
JNF House, Spring Villa Park, Spring Villa Road, Edgware, Middx. HA8 7ED
Tel: 020-8732 6101 Fax: 020-8732 6111
Email: wills@kkl.org.uk Website: www.kkl.org.uk
A subsidiary of JNF Charitable Trust Reg. No. 225910

KKL Wills and Inheritance Tax Solicitors provides a unique range of services which include making or changing a will, appointing an Executor, saving on Inheritance Tax and, where necessary, arranging funerals and the saying of Kaddish. All services are free if JNF benefits through a legacy.

KKL CHARITY ACCOUNTS

KKL Charity Accounts is a charity in its own right, having been established more than 50 years ago as the first Jewish Trust Company in the UK. Since then, it has made a considerable impact in the Jewish community. KKL Charity Accounts offer a tailor-made and efficient service for individual clients and organisations. Their services include charity voucher accounts, payroll giving, tax reclaiming and gifts of shares to charity.
For further information please contact Hilary Cane at the above address.
Tel: 020-8732 6102, Fax: 020-8732 6111
Email: giving@kkl.org.uk Website: www.kkl.org.uk
Registered Charity No.1105998.
Company No. 5118306.

LANGDON FOUNDATION
Contact: Natalie Chevin, Fundraising Executive
P O Box 640, Edgware, Middlesex HA8 4GL
Tel: 020-8951 3942
Email: info@langdonfoundation.org.uk Website: www.langdon.info
Registered Charity No. 1015622

Langdon creates confident, assertive and independent young Jewish adults with learning difficulties who: • Live away from the family home • Operate within the Jewish community • Have a minimum of dependence on others • Have a productive and varied social life • Have access to full or part-time paid employment. Langdon offers the UK's only Jewish residential specialist college, providing further education opportunities tailor-made to each young person's abilities, individual developmental needs and level of Judaic observation. After three years of study, students are offered the opportunity to move onto Langdon Community, where a nurturing Jewish home life is provided across a network of specially modified flats and houses in Manchester and London. Langdon residents are supported to access appropriate full or part-time paid employment and to have an active and varied social life. Langdon relies on the generosity of the Jewish Community to achieve its goals and needs your ongoing support. Thank you.

LANIADO HOSPITAL UK
Contacts: Mrs. Yael S. Simon, Chief Executive,Mr. Gaby Blauer, Campaigns Director
2nd Floor, Shield House, Harmony Way London, NW4 2BZ
Tel: 020-8201 6111 Fax: 020-8201 6222
E-mail: info@laniado.co.uk Website: www.laniado.co.uk
Registered Charity No. 267133

Laniado Hospital is a 400 bed hospital in Netanya, Israel, founded 35 years ago by Holocaust survivor Rabbi YY Halberstam (z”l) on the principle that people from every faith and every race deserve to be treated in a dignified manner. This unique, non-profit community hospital cares for 57,000 patients each year. Laniado aims to be more than just a hospital. It acts as a guide for what can happen when people work together. Every patient, rich or poor, Muslim, Christian or Jew, has a name, not a number. They become family and are treated in a holistic manner that reflects the centre's love and care for every person. Laniado's UK charity is based in London with supporters in Manchester, Leeds and other areas of the UK.

LEAGUE OF JEWISH WOMEN
Contact: Frimette Carr
6 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2LP
Tel: 020-7242 8300 Fax: 020-7242 8313
E-mail: office@theljw.org Website: theljw.org
Registered Charity No. 1104023

The League of Jewish Women is a long established charity, now approaching its 65th year. Our aims are to give service to the communities we live in, and to give hands-on help where there is a need, irrespective of ethnic grouping, gender or creed. We provide volunteer help in many diverse places such as schools, prisons, hospices and day centres. We work with other organisations such as Macmillan nurses, Witness and Victim Support and Jewish Care. We are the UK affiliate of the International Council of Jewish Women and therefore have worldwide links, and are also affiliated to other national women's organisations.

LEEDS JEWISH HOUSING ASSOCIATION
Contact: Sheila Saunders, Chief Executive
311 Stonegate Road, Leeds LS17 6AZ
Tel: 0113-203 4910 Fax: 0113-203 4929
E-mail: info@ljha.co.uk Website: www.ljha.co.uk
Accepted as a charity for tax purposes by the Inland Revenue under their reference No. X88143

THE LEEDS JEWISH HOUSING ASSOCIATION provides a range of affordable rented, shared ownership and staff supported accommodation for families, single and elderly people located in the heart of the north Leeds Jewish community.

LEEDS JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
Contact: Rebecca Weinberg, Chief Executive
311 Stonegate Road, Leeds LS17 6AZ
Tel: 0113-268 4211 Fax: 0113-203 4915
E-mail: enquiries@ljwb.co.uk Website: www.ljwb.co.uk
A company limited by guarantee Charity Registration No.1041257

THE LEEDS JEWISH WELFARE BOARD provides a comprehensive network of professional social care services and community care resources for Yorkshire's Jewish community, including family casework, advice, counselling, meals delivery and home care services, financial and practical support. The Marjorie and Arnold Ziff Community Centre is a project of LJWB and offers recreational, educational and leisure opportunities to the Jewish and wider communities in North Leeds. LJWB services include classes, activities, meals and homecare to older, lonely and isolated or disabled, people; The Manny Cussins Family Project, which delivers Children and Family services including a children's Summerscheme; the Rainbow Project, offering residential, social and community facilities for people with a learning disability and Neshama, which is a project working with those with long term mental health problems.

LEO BAECK COLLEGE
Contact: Stephen Ross, Executive Director
The Sternberg Centre, 80 East End Road, London N3 2SY
Tel: 020-8349 5607 Fax: 020-8349 5619
Email: stephen.ross@lbc.ac.uk Website: www.lbc.ac.uk
Registered Charity No. 209777

Leo Baeck College is the premier centre for Progressive Jewish learning. It provides a wide range of educational opportunities - from rabbinic training and degrees in Jewish studies through to professional development and educational support in the community. The College urgently need funds to provide scholarships - particularly for rabbinic students from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, who would not otherwise be able to afford to study. There are many ways, both large and small, that you can support Leo Baeck College. Help us to keep pace with the developments in the Jewish community - throughout the UK and beyond.

LUBAVITCH OF SCOTLAND
Contact: Rabbi Chaim Jacobs, Scottish Regional Director
Office Address: 8 Orchard Drive, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 7NR
Tel: 0141-638 6116 Fax: 0141-638 6478
Registered Charity No. SC031 458

Lubavitch is one of the largest Jewish educational institutions in the city of Glasgow. It is committed to reaching every Jew regardless of age, knowledge or commitment and provides a wide range of activities both educational and social for Jews of all ages. Weekly visits are made to some 100 elderly and housebound people. Counselling is also given for terminal illness and bereavement. Financial assistance, where possible, and job placements are also provided. It also provides counselling against interdating, intermarriage and missionaries, and marriage guidance, all in the strictest confidence. No person is ever turned away from the activities because they are unable to pay the fees. Scholarships are available for those attending Nursery Schools, Cheder Classes and Summer Camps. We receive no grants whatsoever from head offices in London or New York. Legacies are urgently needed to secure the future of our work. Bequests/donation cheques to be made out to Friends of Lubavitch Scotland.