JNF CHARITABLE TRUST
Contact: Samuel Hayek, Honorary Chairman
JNF House, Spring Villa Park, Spring Villa Road, Edgware, Middx. HA8 7ED
Tel: 020-8732 6100
E-mail: info@jnf.co.uk Website: www.jnf.co.uk
Registered Charity No. 225910

JNF is the Israel’s leading environmental and humanitarian charity, supporting Israel's basic land, water and other environmental needs, as well as helping with the bigger human picture in Israel. Now we are carrying out our most audacious project yet, helping to reclaim the 60% of Israel that is Negev desert. JNF welcomes gifts of shares, insurance policies and land and property rights in the UK or abroad; gifts are free of Inheritance Tax.

JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY ILL - JAMI
Contact: Laurie Rackind, Chief Executive
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 in 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 a range 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 320 tenants and their families by offering independence, dignity and security at its six 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 organization, 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 8201 3897

Postal Address: Merit House, 508 Edgware Road, The Hyde, London NW9 5AB.
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  E-mail: 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 confidential support & 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, Hendon, personal & dementia care
Ella & Ridley Jacobs House, Hendon, personal & dementia care
Hyman Fine House, Brighton, personal, dementia and nursing care
Kay Court, Hampstead, personal & dementia care
Lady Sarah Cohen House, Friern Barnet, dementia & nursing care
Osmond House (OSHA), Hampstead, dementia & nursing care
The Princess Alexandra Home, Stanmore, personal & nursing care
Raymond House, Southend-on-Sea, personal & dementia care
Rosetrees, Friern Barnet, personal & dementia care
Rubens House, North Finchley, personal & dementia care
Vi & John Rubens House, Ilford, personal, dementia & nursing care

Community Centres
Brenner Community Centre at Raine House, Stamford Hill
Redbridge Jewish Community Centre (formerly known as Sinclair House)

Day Centres
Edgware & Harrow Jewish Day Centre • Sobell Jewish Day Centre in Hampstead  • Stepney Jewish Day Centre
Connect@ Centres
• Monday connect@kenton • Tuesday connect@southgate
• Tuesday connect@boundaryroad • Wednesday connect@hendon

Centres for wellbeing
Kadimah centre for wellbeing, Stamford Hill
Mitkadem centre for wellbeing, Redbridge
Martin B. Cohen centre for wellbeing, Edgware

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

Mental Health Supported Housing
Montpelier Rise 

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, for talking news and books, Stamford Hill • Rela Goldhill Lodge, Golders Green  • The Karten CTEC Centre, Golders Green and Stamford Hill  • Burr Day Centre for personal development, Redbridge
• Occupational therapy service

Support Groups
•  Bereaved Partners' Group, Redbridge • Minus One, Hendon 
• New-Links, Hendon  • Singular Challenge, Temple Fortune 
•  Stroke Clubs, East Finchley, Friern Barnet, Hampstead, Redbridge & Stanmore •  Multiple Sclerosis support group, NW London
•  Butterflies, Hendon

Sheltered Housing - Shebson Lodge, Westcliff

Social groups & clubs
•  Grove Club, Stepney •  The Hillside Club, Stamford Hill 
•  New Faces, NW London •  Supper Club, Hendon

Tay Sachs screening 
Regular screenings held across England

JEWISH CARE SCOTLAND - CARING IN OUR COMMUNITY
Contact: Mrs Ethne Woldman, Chief Executive
May Terrace, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 6LD
Tel: 0141-620 1800 Fax: 0141-620 2409
E-mail: admin@jcarescot.org.uk Website: www.jcarescot.org.uk
Registered Charity No. SCO 05267

Jewish Care Scotland, founded in 1858, provides social work services to the Jewish community throughout Scotland. In partnership with East Renfrewshire Council, it provides statutory social services including social work support, community care assessments, assistance for children and families, welfare benefits advice, professional support for clients with mental health problems, meals on wheels, a day centre and lunch club. In addition to professional services, a social care agency of volunteers provides a range of support including counselling, befriending, arts and crafts and computer support to clients who use Jewish Care services. Jewish Care Scotland welcomes donations and legacies to help support those in need.

JEWISH CHILDRENS' HOLIDAYS FUND
Contact: Ian Donoff, FRICS, Chairman
JCHF
PO Box 1206
Enfield EN1 9SH
Tel: 020-7100 5097 Fax: 020-8452 2977
E-mail: ian@donoff.com
Registered Charity No. 295361

The Jewish Children's Holidays Fund has been providing holidays for Jewish children from disadvantaged homes and for those with special needs for over one hundred years. Today it helps over 400 children each year enjoy a holiday which would otherwise have been prevented by financial, social or health reasons. Many of the holidays take place at the Fund's own holiday camp: many more children are enabled to participate in holidays through other Jewish organizations. These include making significant contributions towards holidays for children with special needs. Each holiday provided now costs in excess of £400 and our contributions cover all affiliations. The Fund receives no help from any statutory source and depends on bequests and donations to continue its work, which means so much to so many families.

JEWISH CHILD'S DAY (JCD)
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 disabled, neglected, abused and underprivileged Jewish children in the UK, Israel and worldwide for more than 60 years. It provides the tangible items required – wheelchairs, life-saving medical equipment, hearing stimulus and special educational materials to name but a few. JCD also ensures that Jewish children receive the bare essentials such as food and clothing. Relying entirely on the generosity of the community and receiving neither government nor statutory funding, JCD grants provide 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, especially at social or religious occasions. In a safe, welcoming Jewish atmosphere, the JDA provides a wide range of support services for people with all levels of hearing loss - including Deafblind people - such as counselling, advice on specialised equipment, social and cultural activities. Elderly Jewish sign language users come to our 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 an INDEPENDENT CHARITY, which relies totally on donations and bequests. Call Sue Cipin to discuss opportunities for donation, sponsorship or volunteering.

JEWISH MARRIAGE COUNCIL
Contact: Deborah Weinstein, Co-ordinator or Lucy Peller, Administrator
23 Ravenshurst Avenue, London NW4 4EE
Tel: 020-8203 6311
E-mail info@jmc-uk.org Website www.jmc-uk.org
Registered Charity No. 1078723

The JMC is committed to the promotion of well-being for all members of the Jewish community. Counselling is available for individuals and couples who are experiencing difficulties in their lives. Our counsellors are qualified and experienced and work within Halacha guidelines. Counselling is available in English, Hebrew, Yiddish and French. Our introduction agency, Connect, genuinely cares about the well-being and happiness of its clients. Connect is an empathic and personalised service, unlike internet dating services. All of our members are guaranteed Jewish and free to marry. Our engaged couple's workshops include the topics of; communication with your partner, coping with your extended family, coping with the wedding, and keeping a Jewish and Kosher home.

JEWISH VOLUNTEERING NETWORK
Contact: Adina Mendelsohn
Haskell House, 152 West End Lane, London NW6 1SD
Tel: 020-7443 5100
Email: info@jvn.org.uk Website: www.jvn.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1058107

The purpose of the Jewish Volunteering Network (JVN) is to promote volunteering in the Jewish community. We put volunteers in touch with a wide range of Jewish organizations that offer volunteering opportunities, from social action to security, environment to education, and international charities to inter-faith organizations. As well as being able to choose from different organizations, volunteers can also choose from 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 organizations, enabling them to share common issues. JVN is growing into a source of information for charities and volunteers alike and aims to connect people for the benefit of the Jewish Community.

JEWISH WOMEN'S AID - JWA
Contact: Amanda Jones, Office Manager
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

Jewish Women’s Aid is run by Jewish women, for Jewish women affected by domestic violence. JWA runs a national, confidential freephone helpline and community support and counselling service. A Kosher refuge, provides safe accommodation for women and their children fleeing domestic violence, and resettlement support.
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 E-mail: advice@jwa.org.uk
Office: Tel: 020-8445 8060. Open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

KKL WILLS & INHERITANCE TAX SOLICITORS
Contact: Harvey Bratt, Director
JNF House, Spring Villa Park, Spring Villa Road, Edgware, Middx. HA8 7ED
Tel: 0800-358 3587
Email: wills@kkl.org.uk Website: www.kkl.org.uk
A subsidiary of JNF Charitable Trust Reg. No. 225910

KKL has helped thousands of people in the Jewish community and outside it, to make or update their Will and ensure their wishes are carried out as intended. We also provide a unique range of other services including Estate Planning, Executorship, and arranging funerals and the saying of Kaddish.  Our services are free, if the JNF benefits from a gift in the Will.

KKL CHARITY ACCOUNTS
Our Charity Accounts allow individuals and organizations to make simple tax efficient donations to any UK registered charity or charities of their choice. We are also an authorised Payroll Giving Agency recognised by the HMRC and we can provide organizations with facilities to donate through Payroll Giving.

For further information please contact Hilary Cane at the above address.
Tel: 020-8732 6102 E-mail: giving@kkl.org.uk Website: www.kkl.org.uk

KENAFAYIM
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)

Kenafayim aims to create a special arts centre, the first of its kind, which serves as a paid work place for artistically talented people with special needs. Talented artists, actors and musicians with disabilities come to Kenafayim every day to create and perform, to be recognised for their talent not their disability. Kenefayim is not about special care, and in this way it is really groundbreaking. People who come to see the shows and exhibitions are ‘blown away’ by the quality of the talent and are given a unique insight into the lives of those with a disability, as people with hopes, ambitions, fears and a desire to be considered a valuable part of society.

LANGDON FOUNDATION
Contact: Gina Drew-Davis
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 offers young Jewish adults with learning difficulties the unique care and resources of 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 on to 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 creates confident, assertive and independent young Jewish adults but relies on the generosity of the Jewish Community to achieve its goals. We need your ongoing support. Thank you.

LEAGUE OF JEWISH WOMEN
Contact: Tania Levy
6 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2LP
Tel: 020-7242 8300 Fax: 020-7242 8313
E-mail: office@theljw.org Website: www.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 organizations 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 organizations.

LEO BAECK COLLEGE
Contact: Stephen Ross, Executive Director
The Sternberg Centre, 80 East End Road, London N3 2SY
Tel: 020-8349 5600 Fax: 020-8349 5619
Email: stephen.ross@lbc.ac.uk Website: www.lbc.ac.uk
Registered Charity No. 209777

Established 1956 for the study of Progressive Judaism and the training of rabbis and teachers for congregations, communities and schools, Leo Baeck College is Europe’s 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 needs 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.   Your donation will enable us to continue our vital work in providing the future leadership of the Jewish community.

LONDON MACCABI RECREATIONAL TRUST
Contact: London Maccabi Recreational Trust
Rowley Lane Sports Ground, Rowley Lane, Arkley, Barnet, Herts, EN5 3HW
Registered office: Unit 201, Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, N1 0QH   
Tel: 020-8441 6051    Fax: 020-8441 6319
E-mail: info@londonmaccabi.org
Registered Charity No: 1095196

London Maccabi Recreational Trust provides quality sports and recreational facilities and opportunities for all. The 50-acre site includes two tennis courts, two netball courts, a bowls green, a cricket square and five football pitches. Our all-weather pitch and floodlights, which was completed in June 2009 is now being used on a daily basis by local schools and clubs.

Noah's Ark Nursery, which runs from our premises is extremely successful and with monthly youth clubs, holiday schemes attracting 100 kids a day and London Maccabi Lions fielding 22 youth football teams, London Maccabi is already the number one destination for Jewish youth in the UK. The vision is to build a centre for the community, which will improve our facilities, therefore adding to our activities and training our own leaders. We actively fundraise, but any donations are greatly appreciated.