WEIZMANN UK
Contact: Ms Sheridan Gould, Executive Director
126 Albert Street, London, NW1 7NE
Tel: 020-7424 6860 Fax: 020-7424 6869
E-mail: post@weizmann.org.uk
Website: www.weizmann.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 232666

Weizmann UK is a registered charity, established in 1950 to stimulate support for and awareness of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. The Weizmann Institute of Science is a world-renowned scientific research centre with 2,600 scientists, graduate students and support staff. At any one time, our scientists are engaged in more than 1,000 projects ranging from basic research in the neurosciences, cancer and children's diseases, to environmental and energy research, chemistry, physics and computer science. All of our activities and events at Weizmann UK are designed to help support the Institute and the extraordinarily valuable work it does.

WIZO.UK
Contact: Executive Director
WIZO House, 107 Gloucester Place, London W1U 6BY
Tel: 020-7486 2691 General Fax: 020-7486 7521
E-mail: central@wizouk.org Website: www.wizouk.org
Registered Charity No. 1125012. Registered Company No. 6634748.

WIZO.uk, established in 1918, is one of 50 international Federations supporting World WIZO in Israel through fundraising and awareness. WIZO works with the Government assisting vulnerable Israelis through its 800 social welfare and education projects throughout the country. WIZO responds to the challenges that arise in Israeli society in order to secure a better future for all its citizens. WIZO enriches the lives of children and youngsters in its day care centres, youth clubs and schools. WIZO cares for victims of domestic violence and offers shelters where women can receive rehabilitative care and legal assistance. Through your generosity we help to meet the needs of thousands of Israelis on a daily basis. Contact us for further information on how your donation or bequest can help.

THE WOOLF INSTITUTE OF ABRAHAMIC FAITHS
Contact: Dr Edward Kessler
Wesley House, Jesus Lane, Cambridge, CB5 8BJ
Tel:01223-741048 Fax: 01223-741049
Email: enquiries@woolfinstitute.cam.ac.uk Website: www.woolfinstitute.cam.ac.uk
Registered Charity No.1069589

The Woolf Institute of Abrahamic Faiths, established in 1998, is dedicated to teaching, research and dialogue in the encounter between Jews, Christians and Muslims. It is an umbrella organisation for the Centre for the Study of Jewish–Christian Relations (CJCR, founded in 1998) and the Centre for the Study of Muslim–Jewish Relations (CMJR, established in 2006). The Woolf Institute aims to make a significant contribution to the interfaith encounter, which represents one of the most important challenges to humanity in the 21st century.

WORLD JEWISH RELIEF Contact: Paul Anticoni, Chief Executive Oscar Joseph House, 54 Crewys Road, London NW2 2AD Tel: 020-8736 1250 E-mail: info@wjr.org.uk Website: www.wjr.org.uk Registered Charity No. 290767

World Jewish Relief (WJR) is the leading UK Jewish international agency responding to needs of Jewish communities at risk or in crisis, outside the UK and Israel. At times of major international disaster, it leads the UK Jewish community’s response to others in need. Established in 1933, WJR helped rescue 75,000 people from the Holocaust and 10,000 children on the Kindertransport. Today it provides a lifeline to both Jewish and non-Jewish communities around the world. It liberates them from hunger, poverty and lives of indescribable suffering - helping people to regain their dignity and communities to build a brighter future.

YAD VOEZER
Contact: Mrs Zelda Landau, Chief Executive
80 Queen Elizabeth's Walk, London N16 5UQ
Tel: 020-8809 4303
E-mail: yadvoezer@btconnect.com Website: www.ldb.co.uk/yadvoezer
Registered Charity No. 1032490

Care and support for orthodox Jewish children and adults with learning disabilities/mental health problems.
Services include residential/respite care, supported housing schemes, speech therapy, Sunday and holiday clubs, day care, employment schemes, advice, counselling and family support.
Services are managed and operate within the N16 area.
Chairman: Rabbi E. Landau, Chief Executive Mrs Zelda Landau.

YOUTH ALIYAH - CHILD RESCUE (formerly I RESCUE)
Contact: Nelly Ebert, Administrative Director
Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Avenue, London N3 2JU
Tel: 020-8371 1580 Fax: 020- 8349 0552
E-mail: info@youthaliyah.org.uk Website: www.youthaliyah.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1077913

Youth Aliyah Child Rescue has given countless children H.O.P.E. With the Happiness, Opportunity, Protection, and world-class Education that Youth Aliyah provides in their five villages, these children grow up to be successful, confident individuals.

Youth Aliyah was born in 1933 to rescue children from the Nazis and bring them safely to Palestine. Today, we have widened our objective to include children who have been traumatized and abandoned by their parents and countries. Filled with a new understanding and empathy for others, our graduates prove to the world that violence and hatred don't stand a chance against love and H.O.P.E.

ZICHRON MENACHEM UK (British Friends of Zichron Menachem)
Contact: Eli Seliger, Chairman
30 Brookside Road, London NW11 9NE
Tel: 020-8731 8150 Fax: 020-8455 6288
E-mail: info@zichronuk.org Website: www.zichronuk.org
Registered Charity No. 1102612

Zichron Menachem (ZM) is named in memory of Menachem Ehrental, an Israeli boy who battled cancer for over 14 years. Menachem's parents, together with family and friends, founded ZM as a non-profit organization aimed at easing the suffering of young cancer patients and their families. ZM's recreational and rehabilitative programmes and activities in hospitals, patients' homes and the ZM Day Centre in Jerusalem, as well as ZM outings and adventure camps in Israel and overseas, constitute the backbone of its support and assistance. All ZM programmes, activities and facilities are offered completely free-of-charge to all Israeli children stricken with cancer, and their families. ZMUK takes special responsibility for funding ZM's biennial summer camps held in London on alternate years for over 100 children and a respite trip for parents.