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0161 174 6678
Academy for Rabbinical Research
020 8806 7227
Acheinu Cancer Support
020 8731 8988
Achisomoch Aid Co Ltd
020 8800 6688
Agudas Israel Community Services
07758 727 328
Ahada Bereavement Counselling
020 8457 4444
Aish UK
154 Brent Street
London
NW4 2DR
For the past 30 years, Aish UK has been inspiring deeper connections to Judaism, ensuring a vibrant future for the Jewish people. Through diverse educational opportunities, immersive experiences, and enduring relationships, we share the wisdom and beauty of Jewish faith, practice and community – connecting with over 5,500 young Jews every year, from all kinds of backgrounds, from when they are about to leave home until their build their own.
Today Aish UK operates five full time branches and provides educational opportunities at over 20 secondary schools, over 20 university campuses and multiple Young Professional hubs around the country. We also regularly produce and distribute educational and video content through magazine publications, online and through our social media channels.
Find out more by visiting http://www.aish.org.uk
020 8385 3070
AJR Charitable Trust
(0)20 8954 2772
Akim
Stanmore
Middx
HA7 2PP
AKIM is the national charity providing services for over 30,000 Israeli children and adults with learning difficulties plus over 120,000 family members needing backup and support. AKIM protects the rights of people with learning difficulties, ensuring their equal rights to education, housing and employment.
AKIM provides day care centres for children and adults, around 50 residential homes, hostels and apartments in the community, employment and job placement programmes. Regional branches throughout Israel are mostly run by volunteers or parents of children with learning difficulties and they need our support now. Please help us to ensure that those who might end up living on the edge of society can be included and reach their full potential.
07947 841 553
Alan Senitt Memorial Trust (The)
(0)20 8381 1717
All Aboard Shops Ltd
020 8349 5754
Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society
020 7449 0909
Anglo-Jewish Association
020 7284 5858
Anne Frank Trust UK
020 3355 5368
Arts Therapies for Children
London
NW4 4EE
Since 2016, Arts Therapies for Children has been dedicated to ensuring every child has timely access to effective therapeutic support. Partnering with over 35 Jewish primary schools in London, Hertfordshire, and Manchester, we prioritise creating a safe, caring space within the school environment. Our team of qualified art, play, and child psychotherapists and counsellors delivers various services, including art therapy, play therapy, Integrative counselling, psychotherapy, and counselling, supporting over 180 children each week.
Emphasising the significance of therapeutic interventions in schools, we remain committed to providing essential frontline mental health services to vulnerable children who may not access support elsewhere.
020 8349 6650
Assembly of Masorti Synagogues
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020 7446 8660
B’nai B’rith UK
020 8815 3920
Bayis Sheli
020 3746 3803
Bedside Kosher
020 8211 8081
Beis Brucha
020 8806 3336
Beis Malka
(0)20 8458 2455
Beit Halochem UK
One Bridge Lane
London
NW11 0EA
Beit Halochem UK is a registered charity which is responsible for raising funds for our four Beit Halochem Rehabilitation Centres in Israel. Beit Halochem is the only official organisation in Israel which looks after the 54,000 wounded IDF veterans and victims of terror. Our facilities provide a blend of exceptional rehabilitative services including physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and chiropractic treatments conducted alongside social and specialised sport options, educational programmes, and a vast range of creative activities.
At the core of Beit Halochem’s mission is the commitment to assisting these extraordinary individuals in reclaiming as much of a normal life as possible after making immense sacrifices to safeguard the State of Israel and its people.
020 3778 2068
Ben Gurion University Foundation
(0)20 7604 3991
Ben Uri Gallery, The London Jewish Museum of Art
108a Boundary Road
London
NW8 0RH
Founded in July 1915 in Whitechapel, Ben Uri has proudly been at the forefront of Yiddish culture and British art for over 100 years. The museum is the oldest cultural institution in the community. Today it is universally acclaimed for its role in protecting, acquiring, educating, and celebrating the artistic achievements of European Jewish artists, and sharing their rich contribution with some 400,000 people a year from across the cultural divides.
The museum has no endowment and no guaranteed income and relies on its own efforts and your generosity and shared vision.
+972 588926149
Bet Elazraki
7 Rabbi Tarfon Street
Netanya
4244807
01623 383 627
Beth Shalom Holocaust Memorial Centre
0121 458 5000
Birmingham Jewish Community Care
0121 144 6673
Birmingham Lubavitch Centre
(0)20 7543 5400
Board of Deputies Charitable Foundation
020 8090 5094
Boys Club House (The)
01273 354 600
Brighton & Hove Jewish Welfare Board
01273 332 919
Brighton & Hove Lubavitch Foundation
020 7096 1532
British Aid Committee for the Jewish Institute for the Blind, Jerusalem
7 Belgrave Gardens
London
NW8 0QY
0800 234 3782
British Friends of ADI Israel
London
NW3 7PG
By reimagining rehabilitation, ADI is advancing ability for all – empowering children, adolescents and adults with severe disabilities and providing cutting edge therapeutic and recovery services for anyone touched by disability.
ADI provides its residents and special education students with the individualized growth plans and specialized services they need to grow and thrive, its rehabilitation patients with the inpatient and outpatient treatments and therapies they need to heal and return to their lives, and the community at large with tangible opportunities for encountering disability, raising awareness, and promoting acceptance.
(0)20 7486 7394
British Friends of Bar-Ilan University
020 8090 8421
British Friends of Boys Town Jerusalem
(0)20 8458 9999
British Friends of Ezer Mizion
020 8209 0159
British Friends of Ezer Mizion
020 8457 2642
British Friends of Gesher
020 7167 9150
British Friends of Haifa University
020 8202 2282
British Friends of Hala Jerusalem Comprehensive Breast Center
020 8809 1756
British Friends of Kupat Ha’ir
07947 695136
British Friends of Mayanei Hayeshua
020 8458 9911
British Friends of Midrash Shmuel
07595 342491
British Friends of Migdal Ohr
020 7612 1240
British Friends of Or Chadesh
020 7330 0000
British Friends of Orchos Chaim
020 8953 0832
British Friends of Orr Shalom
07812 641210
British Friends of Rambam Medical Centre
120 Regents Park Road
London
N3 3HY
British Friends of Rambam was established to support the largest hospital in Northern Israel, Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, a 1,100-bed academic hospital serving over 2.5 million residents.
Rambam Healthcare Campus is world-renowned for its vast experience in Oncology, Cardiology, R&D, mental health and treating trauma patients during peacetime and war. As the referral centre for 12 district hospitals and the only Level-1 trauma centre in Northern Israel, Rambam’s patient and staff population is diverse, including Jews, Christians, Muslims and Druze.
Currently prepared for any scenario, Rambam is home to the 2000-bed Sammy Ofer Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital – a 1,500 space car park in peacetime, which seamlessly converts, within hours, to a fortified hospital protected against missiles and other lethal threats.
+972 50 8288208
British Friends of Sarah Herzog Hospital – Jerusalem
Elstree
WD6 3PW
Herzog Medical Centre, established in 1894 is Israel’s foremost centre for geriatric, rehabilitation, respiratory, mental health and psychotrauma care, treatment and research. Since the war started we have received close to 100 patients from hospitals in the South in order to make more beds available at hospitals in those regions. Our 160-bed sheltered emergency underground hospital has been activated.
We have dramatically expanded all of our mental health and psychotrauma services to help the thousands of people affected emotionally by the war. We are working with the soldiers, survivors of the massacre on October 7, and families evacuated from their homes, to assist them to begin to deal with the short-term and long-term mental health challenges they face.
Trustees: Jonathan Lauffer, Stephen Forman, Rachelle Goldberg, Michael Fertleman
020 8806 9636
British Friends of Seeach Sod
0161 166 3492
British Friends of Shaerit Israel
(0)20 8387 1221
British Friends of Shalva
Theobald Street
Borehamwood, Herts.
WD6 4PJ
Shalva, the Israel Association for the Care and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities, is dedicated to providing transformative care for individuals with disabilities, empowering their families and promoting social inclusion. Non-denominational, Shalva’s programmes provide an all-encompassing range of services for thousands of individuals from infancy to adulthood. Additionally, Shalva supports and enables families to raise their children with disabilities within the family framework. Through more than three decades of award-winning programmes, Shalva partners with various institutions in advocacy efforts and is a leader in inclusion activities.
The Shalva National Centre’s advanced programmes and facilities create new frontiers in disability rehabilitation, research, and inclusion; defining new standards in the field and impacting the world beyond those in Shalva’s direct care. https://www.facebook.com/ShalvaUK
0191 420 4292
British Friends of Shema Kolenu
0191 478 6427
British Friends of Shema Kolenu
(0)20 8209 3010
British Friends of Shuvu
020 8455 4785
British Friends of Shvut Ami
020 8903 8746
British Friends of the Israel War Disabled Trust
(0)20 3092 4643
British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel
168 Shoreditch High Street
London
E1 6RA
The British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel, (BFAMI), is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising funds to support educational programmes run by the Art Museums of Israel. These programmes share the rich artistic culture and history of Israel alongside prominent international contemporary art, with future generations across all strata of society.
Founded in 1947, BFAMI originally obtained funds solely for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and later for the Israel Museum, Jerusalem when it was founded in 1965. We have since expanded our support to educational programmes run by additional contemporary Art Museums in Israel, including the Be’eri Gallery, Design Museum, Haifa Museum of Art, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Janco Dada Museum, Mishkan Museum of Art Ein Harod, Museums of Bat Yam (MoBY), Nachum Gutman Museum of Art, Negev Museum, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Rubin Museum, Wilfrid Israel Museum, ZUMU, plus several other Art Museums.
BFAMI supports art educational programmes promoting interaction among Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Bedouin and Druze communities. The Emergency Relief Programmes encompass the acquisition of art kits and materials for displaced children, trauma relief sessions for the elderly and their families who were forced to leave their homes and communities, art scholarships for individuals with special needs & those who are disadvantaged across all age groups. It also supports art therapy classes for at risk youths, and, specialized art education programmes in partnership with local schools and hospitals, to name just a few.
020 3036 7000
British Friends of the Bible Lands Museum
020 3036 7000
British Friends of The Bible Lane Museum
(0)20 8349 5757
British Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
020 8207 2627
British Friends of the Israel Free Loan Association
020 7317 8980
British Friends of the Jaffa Institute
32 Hampstead High Street
London
NW3 1QD
Established in 1982, the Jaffa Institute is at the forefront of poverty alleviation in Israel. Our mission is to achieve a lasting solution to the poverty which has been entrenched within the communities of Jaffa, south Tel Aviv and Bat Yam for generations. In addition to providing educational programming designed to ensure that the children in our care graduate from high school and achieve a good standard of living as adults, our holistic approach also includes emergency and long-term care facilities for at-risk children, the provision of higher education scholarships to disadvantaged youths, musical enrichment programming, food distribution, vocational training courses and therapeutic care. Through over 30 different programmes, our services reach 4,000 Israelis on an annual basis.
020 8349 5129
British Friends of the Jerusalem College of Technology
07980 709715
British Friends of the Sheba Medical Centre
020 3823 4650
British Friends of United Hatzalah Israel
Lyttelton House, 2 Lyttelton Road,
London
N2 0EF
United Hatzalah is the largest independent, non-profit, Emergency Medical Service in Israel whose service is delivered solely by community-based, trained volunteer medics. It aims to plug the gap between when an emergency call is made and the time an ambulance arrives. Our average response time is just three minutes (90 seconds in some urban areas), providing the fastest emergency medical response across the country and, ultimately, resulting in many more lives being saved.
Our service is funded entirely through donations and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. It is free to anyone that needs it, regardless of insurance status, religion or nationality.
+972 2 585 6002
British Friends of Yad Ezra VeShulamit
020 8952 2752
British Friends of Young Israel North Netanya
020 8458 5391
British Friends of ZAKA
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(0)20 8202 9297
Camp Simcha
221 Golders Green Road
London
NW11 9DQ
Camp Simcha is a lifeline to seriously ill Jewish children and their families throughout the UK, whatever their level of observance. We support children with over 50 serious, life-changing and life-threatening medical conditions, including, but not limited to, cancer, degenerative disorders, cardiac conditions, premature and sick babies, serious mental health conditions, rare genetic disorders, chronic illness and serious acute accidents or illnesses.
Camp Simcha provides bespoke practical and therapeutic support, as well as activities designed to bring hope and joy at the darkest of times. We help the whole family: parents, the seriously ill child and siblings, who are often the forgotten sufferer when a child is ill.
0330 822 0321
Campaign Against Antisemitism
+972 545640573
Campus Habayta
Located on Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu, Campus “Habayta” opened its doors in August 2018. The goal of Habayta is to give young Orthodox Jewish adults, from all over the globe, a warm and supportive environment to start their lives in Israel.
Programs housed in the campus are:
Jewish Agency and MASA Hebrew Ulpan
Garin Tzabar: Lone soldier housing – during and after their service.
The word ‘Habayta’ means ‘home’. Campus Habayta is just that for so many lone soldiers; a home that embraces these young people, who deserve it.
020 8455 9591
Care for the Needy of Jerusalem
020 7495 6089
Centre for Jewish Life
020 8554 1624
Chabad Lubavitch Centres NE London & Essex
397 Eastern Avenue
IG2 6LR
We are dedicated to serving the wider Jewish communities across Essex and strengthening Jewish life through a range of exciting, religious, social and educational-based services. This includes Chabad Aid Food Drive, now an essential project, supplying meals and food distribution to hundreds of families per month.
Rabbi Aryeh MBE and Devorah Sufrin, Executive Directors, as qualified counsellors, also spearhead addiction and relationship counselling, providing crisis intervention, education and prevention for those in need, with care, empathy and practical support.
Chabad Lubavitch remains at the forefront of Jewish life across Essex, seeking to increase its presence and impact. We currently operate four Centres: Gants Hill, Buckhurst Hill, Epping, Southend-on-Sea and seven dedicated families service these Centres and Chabad’s outreach programme.
0131 201 2010
Chabad Lubavitch of Edinburgh
020 7700 6974
Chabad Lubavitch of Islington
020 8800 0022
Chabad Lubavitch UK
(0)20 8202 2211
Chai Cancer Care
London
NW4 1EH
Chai Cancer Care is the community’s cancer support organisation, providing a range of services including counselling for families, individuals and couples; complementary therapies; children, teenage and family services; Chai in Schools; home support services; group activities and support groups and the Chai Medical Clinic. Services are available to cancer patients and their families in the flagship North West London Centre, South London, Essex, Birmingham, Hackney, Southend, South Manchester, North Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Glasgow.
Chairman: Louise Hager; Chief Executive: Lisa Steele.
(0)20 8203 8455
Chana Charity Limited
020 8800 0008
Cheer Up Squad (The)
(0)20 8800 7494
Chizuk
020 7015 5160
Council of Christians and Jews
0161 172 8721
Council of Manchester & Salford Jews Charitable Trust
(0)20 8457 3700
CST (Community Security Trust)
P O Box 35501
London
NW4 2FZ
CST is the charity that protects British Jews from terrorism and antisemitism. It exists to ensure that Jewish people across the UK can lead the lives of their choice. Widely recognised by police and government as a unique model of best practice, CST’s research regularly informs public policy, helps to safeguard wider British society, and supports victims of antisemitism.
CST gained charitable status in 1994, though its origins lie in many decades of Jewish self-defence – both before and after World War Two. CST does not charge for any of its services and is almost entirely dependent on charitable donations to cover its costs.
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07977 209187
Darkei Chesed
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(0)20 7790 4965
East End Jewish Clothing Collection Fund
220 Green Lanes
London
N4 2NT
Founded in 1994, the Clothing Collection Fund is a non-profit making organization. Proceeds from the sale of clothes and other donated goods are given to charities. Food parcels are distributed to the elderly and needy in the area. Sedarim are arranged and local projects are supported, helping handicapped children with learning disabilities. Good quality, unwanted clothing, bric-a-brac, toys, office/computer equipment and books are all required and we will be pleased to collect.
0131 166 3144
Edinburgh Jewish Board of Guardians
07818 964230 or 0161 8341356
Efrat UK
020 8203 6066
Emunah
020 8445 6070
Evolve-Community
020 8806 3131
Ezer MiKoidesh Foundation
020 8211 7999
Ezra Umarpeh
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020 7435 0243 / 07903 338316
FD-UK (Familial Dysautonomia)
London
NW2 3RN
They Would Cry If They Could — Help Children with Familial Dysautonomia
Familial Dysautonomia (FD) is a rare and heartbreaking genetic disorder that robs children of the ability to feel pain, regulate temperature, or even cry real tears. It disrupts the body’s automatic functions — swallowing, breathing, digesting, and responding to stress — turning ordinary moments into daily battles for survival. Yet through it all, children with FD show remarkable strength, laughter, and determination. Behind every child with FD stands a family fighting for comfort, care, and hope. With your support, FD-UK.org provides that vital lifeline — funding essential medical treatment, equipment, and travel for specialist care not available through the NHS.
“As a parent of someone who has FD, I am so grateful for the charity’s ongoing support, which is not supported by the NHS. The charity supports literally anything from a private GP in an emergency , to paying for a piece of equipment. Thank you so much for being there, always.” Rosalind Jacobs
The charity also supports pioneering research, helps train UK doctors and therapists, and brings world experts to share their knowledge so that every child receives the best possible care. Your generosity can make a real difference — helping a child to breathe more easily, grow stronger, and live longer. Every donation brings us one step closer to a future where no child suffers alone. Please give today — your compassion can change lives. Donations can be made securely via: https://donorbox.org/fd-uk-donations
Together, we can replace pain with comfort, fear with the sound of a child’s laughter
020 8205 2061
Federation of Jewish Relief Organisations
Kingsbury
NW9 8NL
FJRO was created in1919 and in the last ten years has developed numerous projects in Israel in cooperation with The Jaffa Institute (education for children from problematic backgrounds) and providing food and clothing for deprived families; the Forgotten People Fund (supporting the Ethiopian community with education and equipment), and Karmey Chesed (supporting families in poverty and distributing food parcels). It makes a number of other donations to charities in Israel and England, particularly for Norwood and the Jewish Community Secondary School.
FJRO is supported by the Christadelphian Community for the benefit of ‘The Children of Israel’.
Please consider us when making a donation or writing your Will, so that we can continue to offer these essential services to Jewish
families in the UK and Israel.
Additional phone number: 07930 846135
(0)20 8202 2263
Federation of Synagogues
0161 505 0203
Feinmann Trust (The)
020 8457 4444
Forum for Jewish Leadership Ltd
07968 529609
Foundation for Jewish Heritage
Hendon
London
Middx, NW4 3RR
(0)20 8883 4716
Friends of ALYN
London
N2 OLB
ALYN Hospital, Israel’s ONLY comprehensive paediatric and adolescent rehabilitation centre, is recognized as one of the world’s leading specialists in the active and intensive rehabilitation of physically challenged children and young adults.
ALYN treats patients regardless of religious or ethnic background who suffer from a wide range of congenital and acquired conditions. More than 3,500 children, including some from abroad, are treated at ALYN Hospital every year. The ultimate aim of ALYN Hospital’s multidisciplinary staff is to rehabilitate the youngsters in its care and to return them to their families and to the community as quickly as possible having helped them achieve the highest possible levels of function, mobility and independence.
020 8438 6353
Friends of AMIT Women UK
0161 179 8106
Friends of Asos Chesed
020 8209 1319
Friends of Bnei Akiva Bachad
020 7372 6494
Friends of Bnei David
020 7432 1330
friends of ilan
020 8444 0777
Friends of Israel Educational Foundation
020 7935 5541
Friends of Israel Sports Centre for the Disabled
07890 847631
Friends of Jewish Servicemen and Woman
020 8203 7471
Friends of Jewish Servicemen and Women (The)
(0)14 1638 6116
Friends of Lubavitch Scotland
Giffnock
Glasgow
G46 7NR
Lubavitch is the largest Jewish educational institution in Scotland. It is committed to reaching every Jew regardless of age, knowledge or commitment and provides a very wide range of educational and social activities for Jews of all ages. These include Scotland’s only kosher restaurant, Shul in the Park, Monthly Friday night Shabbos Dinners and numerous social activities throughout the year
Counselling and support is given for terminal illness, bereavement, marriage guidance, and against interdating, intermarriage and missionaries, all in the strictest confidence. No person is ever turned away from activities due to financial circumstances. No grants are received from head offices in London or New York. Legacies are required to secure the future of our work.
01753 388 220
Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel
(0)20 8211 1023
Friends of Rachashei Lev
020 7330 0000
Friends of Shavei Golah Charitable Foundation
(0)20 7292 2060
Friends of the Israel Cancer Association
020 7486 0111
Friends of the Israel Opera Trust
(0)20 7435 0836
Friends of the Sick
020 8800 6017
Friends of Torah V’Emunah
(0)20 3397 3363
Friends of Yad Sarah, London
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0191 477 2616
Gateshead Talmudical College
Gateshead
NE8 1UB
Gateshead Talmudical College, popularly known as Gateshead Yeshiva, are proud of the 6000+ alumni since its founding in 1929. An iconic landmark in the Jewish world of learning as largest Torah Academy in Europe, Gateshead Yeshiva prepares students for the challenges ahead and has enabled many to take up positions of leadership in Jewish Communities across the Globe as Rabbis, Ministers, Teachers and lay leaders.
With facilities for over 400 students on campus, the Academy continues to provide grounded traditional education adapting to the ever changing challenges of the modern world.
The Academy has traditionally provided full and partial scholarships and will never deny a student the opportunity to shine due to financial constraints.
07855 744685
Gateway Action (Salford)
01753 364 737
Gauchers Association
0800 998 9753
GesherEU
07506 702084
GettoutUK
(0)20 8457 4429
GIFT
154 Brent Street
London
NW4 2DR
Founded in 2004, with hubs in London, Manchester, and Jerusalem, GIFTs mission is to inspire and enable lifelong giving. We strive to create a society where community engagement, kindness, compassion, and social responsibility are embedded in everyday life.
Through innovative educational programmes in schools, youth groups, and universities, GIFT teaches the joy and importance of giving. Our interactive and hands-on sessions encourage young people to make generosity a natural part of who they are. These values are further reinforced through GIFT’s wide range of practical volunteering initiatives, allowing participants to put learning into meaningful action.
Each year, thousands of volunteers dedicate tens of thousands of hours to supporting individuals and families in need. GIFT distributes hundreds of weekly food and care packages to disadvantaged households, provides tutoring and mentoring for children struggling in school, and offers emotional and practical support for those facing hardship. We also run innovative large-scale volunteering programmes such as Beyond the Label, The Green Closet, The Giving Kitchen, and GiveFest, each designed to engage volunteers creatively in acts of kindness.
Beyond direct aid, GIFT fosters a vibrant culture of giving through park clean-ups, holiday volunteering, family giving days, and youth leadership programmes that empower people of all ages to make a lasting difference.
Every act of giving, big or small, creates ripples of positive change.
Join us in building a world where giving is not just something we do, but part of who we are.
Find out more at http://www.jgift.org
0141 127 0000
Glasgow Jewish Community Trust
0141 157 8200
Glasgow Jewish Representative Council
01582 540521
Goods for Good
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020 8209 2111
Habonim-Dror
(0)20 8202 2860
Hadassah UK
01508 847 002
Hashomer Hatzair
020 3432 7753
Hatzola Northwest Trust
(0)20 7222 6822
Holocaust Educational Trust
London
WC1N 3XX
The Holocaust Educational Trust works to ensure that people from every background, across the UK, are educated about the Holocaust and the important lessons to be learned for today.
We work in schools, universities and in the community to raise awareness through our Outreach initiatives, Ambassador Programme, Teacher Training programme and educational materials. Since 1999, our Lessons from Auschwitz Project has given over 45,000 post-16 students and teachers the opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau.
As global antisemitism rises and polarisation and violence escalate, we believe that education remains the key in combatting the world’s oldest hatred. Through our work, we will ensure that ‘Never Again’ is never allowed to ring hollow.
01482 266 375
Hull Jewish Community Care
020 8202 2282
Huntingdon Foundation Ltd
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020 8455 5059
Initiation Society
020 7424 9265
Institute for Jewish Policy Research
020 8802 2469
Interlink Foundation
020 8090 3455
Israel Guide Dog Centre UK
020 8203 4195
Israel Special Kids Fund – UK
07980 451912
Israeli Dance Institute (IDI)
116 Ballards Lane
London
N3 2DN
The Israeli Dance Institute (IDI) is a UK educational charity which nurtures the flame of Jewish identity with Israel at its heart, through Israeli dance. We develop special programmes, train teachers and youth leaders, and run classes for new and experienced dancers. We work with teachers in some 30 schools working with over 4,000 children in the UK. We run a major summer course, Machol Europa, which brings teachers and enthusiasts from around the world. More than 18,000 children worldwide, in Jewish communities emerging or distressed, benefit from this programme. We also have four performing groups, from children to adults, which represent the community at communal and interfaith events.
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(0)20 8458 2223
Jami
221 Golders Green Road
London
NW11 9DQ
Jami, the mental health service for the Jewish community and part of Jewish Care, provides vital services for young people from 11 years old through to those in later life, whose mental illness and distress makes everyday life a struggle. Jami’s lifesaving services give people hope and support their recovery.
These services include one-to-one adult support, talking therapies, support for children and young people, advice and advocacy, support groups for families and carers, volunteer befriending and vocational support, all of which are lifelines for people living with mental illness and distress. The same is true of Jami’s community hubs and social enterprise café, Head Room in Golders Green, which provide vital social connection for people who may have become isolated because of their mental health.
To increase people’s understanding around mental health including how to prevent suicide, we also provide specialist courses to community leaders, including bespoke courses designed to speak to the Jewish community and Mental Health First Aid training.
Our community has come a long way in understanding and supporting people with mental illness, but there is still lots more to do.
07546 429885
JAT (formerly Jewish AIDS Trust)
020 7009 9649
JCA Charitable Foundation
020 8203 6311
Jcounselling
020 7009 9649
Jerusalem Foundation
London
W1U 8HA
Founded by legendary Mayor Teddy Kollek over fifty years ago the Jerusalem Foundation’s mission is to shape a modern, unified and vibrant city by creating opportunities for all of Jerusalem’s population groups. Identifying and funding projects to aid and promote communal strength, arts and culture, future leadership and education, and heritage preservation. The Foundation builds philanthropic partnerships and matches donors to worthy projects, preserving the city’s past and laying the groundwork for a dynamic future.
The Jerusalem Foundation – Your share in Jerusalem.
020 8958 5390
Jewish Aged Needy Pension Society
020 8343 4156
Jewish Aid Committee
020 7323 4000
Jewish Association for the Physically Handicapped
020 8905 3125
Jewish Autism Trust
(0)20 8951 3881
Jewish Bereavement Counselling Service
(0)20 8371 6611
Jewish Blind & Disabled (JBD)
Bittacy Hill, Mill Hill East
London
NW7 1GT
Jewish Blind & Disabled transforms the lives of Jewish adults, aged 18 upwards, who have a physical disability and / or vision impairment through independent living and support. This is provided through our specially adapted mobility apartments located in one of our 7 unique, supportive developments or within their own home, through our Independent Living Advisory Service.
Demand for our unique offering has significantly increased since Covid and we expect this will continue for many years. As an independent charity that does not receive any government funding, it is only with the support of legacies and donations that we can continue to protect and support people that need us.
020 8207 2627
Jewish Blind in Israel Association
020 7446 8771
Jewish Book Council
(0)20 8922 2222
Jewish Care
221 Golders Green Road
London
NW11 9DQ
Jewish Care is the largest health and social care organisation serving the Jewish community in London and the South East, with services touching the lives of 12,000 people each week.
Our care homes provide personal, nursing, end-of-life and respite care and retirement living schemes enable older people to live independently, with support. Our community centres and centres for people living with dementia, support many older people living alone, including services for Holocaust survivors and refugees, helping to combat loneliness and isolation by ensuring they stay connected to the community and in a warm, stimulating and sociable environment.
Our services now extend to mental health care through Jami, the Jewish communities mental health service for those aged 11 or upwards.
(0)20 8446 8804
Jewish Child’s Day
Arcadia Avenue
London
N3 2JU
Jewish Child’s Day (JCD) is the UK’s leading grant giving Jewish charity. We have been transforming the lives of over 1.5 million children in need, worldwide, for 76 years.
We use grant funding to support organisations who help us to ensure that NO Jewish child should live in hardship, need, pain or suffering — anywhere. Each year, over 25,000 Jewish children rely upon us to save them from deprivation, disadvantage, abuse and neglect. We are there to nurture them and offer them a better, brighter future.
With your help, Jewish Child’s Day, will continue to support dozens of organisations providing medical, educational, therapeutic and humanitarian aid, respite care, protection, and poverty relief to children in need in the UK, Israel and worldwide!
(0)20 7100 5097
Jewish Children’s Holidays Fund
Enfield
EN1 9SH
For over 125 years we have worked closely with other Jewish organisations to provide summer holidays for needy and underprivileged Jewish children who would otherwise go without.
During two weeks full of fun and friendship at a residential or local holiday camp they can take part in activities that include outings, quizzes, sports and swimming, whilst they socialise with other children and possibly gain respite from difficult family or personal circumstances.
The camps are strictly Kosher and Shabbat observant. We include camps with children who have disabilities. Subsidies are available and no child is turned away for financial reasons.
Please help us to support the many Jewish children who desperately need and deserve a holiday that many of us take for granted.
020 8455 0896
Jewish Council for Racial Equality (JCORE)
(0)20 8446 0502
Jewish Deaf Association
Woodside Park Road
London
N12 8RP
JEWISH DEAF ASSOCIATION (JDA)
Contact: Susan Cipin OBE, Chief Executive
Julius Newman House, Woodside Park Road, London N12 8RP
Tel: 020 8446 0502 / Textphone: 020 8446 4037 Email: mail@jdeaf.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1105845
Most of us will eventually face the trauma of hearing loss, or already have a loved one who is. With your help we can:
• Support families – from the devastating diagnosis of their baby’s deafness – and enable a new generation of deaf children to fulfil their potential and flourish
• Rescue older people living in care homes from isolation and loneliness and enable them to chat, join in activities and enjoy their final years
• Give lifelong care and support to vulnerable deaf and deafblind people
• Help more people to adapt to traumatic changes as they lose their hearing.
JDA enables people living with deafness to cope with whatever challenges life brings – as no other organisation can. We receive no statutory funding and depend on legacies and donations to provide a lifeline for the Jewish community and beyond.
Please find out more by visiting http://www.jdeaf.org.uk
0208 209 1117 / 07444 417668
Jewish Family Centre
London
NW11 0LR
Jewish Family Centre – Strengthening the Family and the Community
JFC is a grass roots charity, offering:
• Child, adult and family therapies and counselling
• Advocacy with schools, police; social services intervention; legal advocacy
• The Centre is NACCC registered, providing supervised and supported contact and handovers for parents who do not live with their child.
Working community-wide and in partnership with Jewish and non-Jewish organisations, we aim to achieve the best outcomes for families. The JFC runs Early Years developmental programmes – Well Baby Clinic with a Midwife, Nutrition and Lactation Specialists; Music and Movement groups; Art and Messy play; Baby Yoga. The Stay and Play, Fundays, pottery painting and holiday activities for families with children of primary school age are ongoing.
020 8457 2123
Jewish Futures
154 Brent Street
London
NW4 2DR
Jewish Futures:
For over 30 years, Jewish Futures has been at the forefront of enabling Jews in the UK to find meaningful connection to Jewish life and identity. It does this via a dynamic network of eleven united organisations, each offering diverse educational and immersive experiences and multiple pathways to Jewish engagement.
From Aish UK with its innovative outreach, to GIFT which enables and inspires lifelong giving, JRoots, offering journeys to places of Jewish interest and heritage and FJL, which nurtures young, future Jewish leaders, through to Ta’amim, Chazon, Eleicha and more. Jewish Futures knows that one size doesn’t fit all, so it offers people a variety of experiences such as education, social action, learning, travel, training and digital media.
Each year, the family of organisations engage students in over 65 schools, and across 23 university campuses, as well as across six communities, reaching over 20,000 Jews in person annually.
Jewish Futures’ innovates at scale, enabling tens of thousands of Jews nationally to find meaningful engagement with what being Jewish means in today’s complex world.
Find out more at http://www.jfutures.org
01707 737 732
Jewish Genealogical Society of Great Britain
0800 6529249
Jewish Helpline
020 7443 5101
Jewish Interactive
(0)20 8989 8990
Jewish Lads’ and Girls’ Brigade
020 8458 4588
Jewish Learning Exchange
London
NW11 8HE
The Jewish Learning Exchange in the heart of Golders Green has now enthused the hearts and minds of thousands of young Jews for over 30 years! Our educational approach is to share a deeper meaning and greater relevance of Judaism in a way which creates a lasting impression in the everyday lives of our students. Our vision is to continue to inspire Young Jews across the UK through learning and education making Judaism relevant and meaningful in the 21st Century.
Our programmes in schools, on campus and with young professionals continue to make a meaningful difference to thousands of Jewish lives. Your support will ensure we can affect thousands more for many years to come!
020 3375 6248
Jewish Legacy
020 7250 3300
Jewish Literary Trust
020 7724 7778
Jewish Memorial Council
020 7284 7384
Jewish Museum London
020 7898 4307
Jewish Music Institute
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square,
London
WC1H 0XG
We are the Jewish Music Institute. We curate, educate and celebrate — bringing to life this rich seam in world culture. Our mission encompasses the music of the Jewish people wherever they are and wherever they have been, preserving and developing this great genre for the benefit of present and future generations.
We are an independent arts organisation that began in 1983 and moved to our current home at SOAS, University of London in March 2000. JMI brings Jewish music to the mainstream British and international cultural arena for people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures. In recognition of the value if its work, JMI has been included in the Arts Council England National Portfolio since 2023
0161 796 5754
Jewish Small Communities Network
(0)20 8203 6427 Ext 3
Jewish Volunteering Network (JVN)
44a Albert Road
London
NW4 2SJ
JVN exists to make volunteering simple, meaningful, and impactful, helping charities find the people they need, and helping individuals find their ideal way to give back. Since 2006, we have connected over 8,000 people to volunteering opportunities, supporting more than 470 charities by finding them skilled, committed volunteers.
Regular long-term, short-term, or one-off volunteering events: JVN offers year-round opportunities across the volunteering spectrum. Our central website hosts a dynamic search function which helps volunteers to find opportunities to match their skills, locations and interests. We continuously encourage volunteers to engage with cross-communal opportunities, finding common ground through meaningful causes.
JVN helps Jewish people connect with opportunities where they feel most comfortable and familiar. Our volunteers frequently tell us how they have been “renewed” emotionally and physically by their roles. We believe the benefits of volunteering should be accessible and meaningful for all, and our dedicated volunteer broker is available to assist those with additional needs in finding their perfect voluntary role.
We support 46 partner charities through training, brokerage, and strategic partnerships. Our stewardship strengthens the voluntary sector, building a more resilient community in the face of economic and social challenges.
(0)20 8445 8060
Jewish Women’s Aid (JWA)
London
N3 9EG
At Jewish Women’s Aid, we support and empower Jewish women and girls who are experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence. We provide:
- Emotional and practical support
- Helpline
- Webchat
- Counselling
- Children’s therapy
- Access to emergency housing
- Legal and welfare support
Our national free, confidential, culturally sensitive advocacy service aims to enable and empower women to take back control of their lives by providing relevant information, advice, and support. We work in the community and with schools, youth movements, and students to educate on understanding healthy relationships and consent and recognising the signs of abuse.
No Jewish woman affected by domestic violence or sexual violence should have to face this alone. We are here to help.
020 8381 4901
jLiving (Jewish Community Housing Association)
(0)20 8158 5123
Jnetics
(0)20 8732 6100
JNF UK
London
NW4 4FE
For 120 years, JNF UK has played an integral part in Israel’s development, strengthening every aspect of Israeli life in the peripheries – from investing in infrastructure projects and employment opportunities to empowering the less able and underprivileged. We have built educational institutions, helped youth programmes, provided for people with special needs and brought life to remote desert towns. None of this would be possible without the ongoing support of the Jewish community for both Israel and JNF UK.
020 8457 2121
JRoots
154 Brent Street
London
NW4 2DR
Inspiring Jewish Journeys
In this generation, Jewish continuity, engagement and commitment cannot be taken for granted. Studies have shown that immersive Jewish educational experiences have enduring impact on the life choices of young people. JRoots exists to facilitate impactful Jewish travel experiences to places of historic significance worldwide for students, young professionals, community and private groups .
JRoots has a track record of success in engendering a powerful sense of Jewish pride and communal responsibility and connection. The flagship JRoots Poland trip has been adopted by schools, student groups and communities nationwide as the gold standard of Jewish informal educational experiences. Over 70 groups each year participate in such life-changing journeys.
Please find out more by visiting http://www.jroots.org
07519 980774
JSAS (Jewish Sexual Abuse and Support)
0161 850 3330 / 07572 171264
JSense
0208 079 1165
JTeen
020 7433 8962
JW3 Jewish Community Centre London
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020 8455 8376
KEF Kids
0161 708 0700
Keren
020 8458 5836
Kesher – The Learning Connection
020 3209 1160
Kisharon Langdon
333 Edgware Road
London
NW9 6TD
Kisharon Langdon offers education, opportunity and support for people within the Jewish learning disability and autism community, and their families, throughout life’s journey. Kisharon Langdon’s supported living and education services, together with our community programming and employment support services, enable everyone we support to thrive.
Our Jewish values lie at the heart of all our services. We are committed to meeting unique religious and cultural needs, fostering an inclusive environment and enabling the people we support to realise their ambitions and aspirations.
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020 8201 6111
Laniado Hospital
Harmony Way
London
NW4 2BZ
The founder of the Laniado hospital in Netanya, was R’ Y Halberstam, the Klausenberger Rebbe Z’tl. Following his experiences in the holocaust he decided to build a hospital that works along the principles that kindness, hope, compassion and courage are common threads within humanity that we can use to bind us all.
The hospital treats 100,000 patients annually, irrespective of race or religion; we do not ask our patient’s background – rather how we can best help them.
Over 700 babies are born every month at Laniado’s newly refurbished maternity centre, one of the leading maternity centres in the country. It is difficult to think of a more fitting testament to the greatness of the Jewish people and Jewish survival than this.
020 8905 6333
Larches Community
(0)20 7242 8300 / 07305 018022
League of Jewish Women
Herman Hill
Wanstead, London
E11 1UL
The League of Jewish Women is a long established charity founded in 1943. 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 religion. 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.
Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLJWcharity
Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/The_LJW
01132 203 010
Leeds Jewish Housing Association
01132 218 848
Leeds Jewish Welfare Board
311 Stonegate Road
Leeds
LS17 6AZ
Leeds Jewish Welfare Board – positively changing lives for 148 years
For nearly a century and a half, Leeds Jewish Welfare Board has stood at the heart of our community, offering care, connection and compassion to everyone who walks through our doors. Today, more than 1,200 people benefit from our support every single week. Whether it’s practical help, social engagement or specialist care, our mission remains the same: to enhance quality of life and ensure no one feels alone.
Our wide range of services reflects the diverse needs of the people we serve. From essential community support services to our welcoming community centre, we provide safe, inclusive spaces for all ages. Our varied activity programme fosters friendships, wellbeing and a sense of belonging. We also proudly operate three learning disability homes, offering person-centred residential support, and a trusted homecare service that helps individuals maintain independence and dignity in their own homes.
Food is central to community life, and our café and restaurant—along with an extensive selection of kosher food options—bring people together over fresh meals, conversation and warmth.
Often, support begins with something simple: a cup of tea and a chat – if you or someone you love could benefit from support, friendship, guidance or practical assistance, we are here to help.
Please visit our website to access: Facebook Instagram @ljwbleeds
(020) 8209 0526
Legadel
07966 060393
Lehatzliach
07966 060393
Lehatzliach
020 8346 2890
Leket UK
(0)20 8349 5600
Leo Baeck College
020 7580 3493
Leo Baeck Institute
020 7631 9835
Liberal Judaism
020 8458 7965
Limmud
01865 551 688
Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
020 8455 5938
London Academy of Jewish Studies
020 8349 9160
London Board for Shechita
020 8203 6427
London School of Jewish Studies
020 8905 4141
Lubavitch of Edgware
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(0)20 8457 2333
Maccabi GB
(0)20 8441 6051
Maccabi London Brady
(0)20 8201 5900
Magen David Adom UK
2 Dollis Park
London
N3 1HF
Magen David Adom is the Red Shield that protects Israel 24/7/365
Magen David Adom is Israel’s only national blood and medical emergency service, which was established long before Israel itself. For 75 years, Magen David Adom UK has raised funds to support this life-saving organisation which benefits ALL of Israel’s citizens during times of peace and war.
Magen David Adom’s Blood Service is considered one of the most advanced blood services in the world. The blood services team is responsible for the collection, processing and distribution of Israel’s national blood supply, amounting to approximately 400,000 units a year, keeping the country fully stocked and, in doing so, saving thousands of lives each year.
020 3637 4245
Malki Foundation UK
0161 183 9879
Manchester Jewish Museum
07940 131540
MANNA – UK Branch of Meir Panim
Edgware
London
HA8 4YD
Since 7th October Manna Meir Panim has been on the front lines, working tirelessly day and night, to help Israel by cooking over 1,000,000 meals for people in need and evacuated families.
We support 2,000 displaced families with accommodation, furniture, food, clothing, household goods, and toys. Together with providing 6,000 meals for soldiers and for evacuated families EVERY DAY.
Our centres distribute 250,000 essential care packages for soldiers and much more.
Hopefully very soon we can reopen our After School Clubs in Sderot.
Patrons: Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, Rabbi Joseph Dweck, Senior Rabbi, The Sephardi Community.
020 8202 8881
March of the Living
020 8144 5074
Mavar
020 7386 8312
Memorial Scrolls Trust
020 8953 6474
Merephdi Foundation
020 3747 9960
Mitzvah Day
07748 711546
Moishe House
07748 711546
Moishe House
020 8349 5686
Movement for Reform Judaism
020 3004 8994
Myisrael
N
(0)20 7724 2266
New Israel Fund
104 Grafton Road
London
NW5 4BA
The New Israel Fund UK stands for a just, safe and equal Israel. We partner with and fund Israeli organisations that strengthen democracy and deliver a fairer society for all.
Through our work we:
• Empower minorities and marginalised people
• Defend human rights for Israelis and Palestinians
• Advance partnership between Arabs and Jews
Since October 7th we have provided immediate assistance and mental health support to over 30,000 evacuees and the most vulnerable, prevented violence in Mixed Cities and we are now working to build a different future, to train leaders who will bring about solutions for a democratic and shared future.
We hope you will consider joining our growing UK and global community built on support for Israel and dedication to our shared values.
0141 162 2560
Newark Care
020 8772 2326.
Nightingale Hammerson
105 Nightingale Lane
London
SW12 8NB
Nightingale Hammerson is an independent charity and a leading specialist in the care for older people. We provide residential, nursing, dementia, respite, rehabilitation, palliative and end-of-life care to over 200 Residents at Nightingale House in Clapham and Hammerson House, Wohl Campus in Hampstead.
The charity has served the community for over 185 years, with exceptional, holistic and person-centred care for older Jewish people. As a leading care provider, we offer life enhancing care for every need and every means in a warm, connected community that feels like family.
Our award-winning and much-loved homes offers the full spectrum of support including those with complex care needs. Nightingale House and Hammerson house are lifelong homes rooted in Jewish heritage and guided by exceptional care. We focus on a relationship-centred care approach, highlighting the importance of meeting the needs of the Resident, whilst also addressing the needs of relatives and care teams. We recognise that quality care only happens when there are strong relationships between everyone involved in a Resident’s care.
We offer a vibrant, connected environment with a plethora of engagement activities where joy, laughter and community are part of everyday life. When you choose Nightingale Hammerson, you join a family. Regardless of your personal financial situation, we will always look after you; the care of our Residents is at the forefront of all that we do, and we remain committed to serving the Jewish community.
020 8731 7025
Noa Girls
(0)20 8809 8809
Norwood
80-82 The Broadway
Stanmore
Middx, HA7 4HB
Founded in 1795, Norwood is the oldest Jewish charity in the UK and has been privileged to receive Royal Patronage since 1815. We support neurodivergent children and adults, their families and people with neurodevelopmental disabilities. The way we work continually evolves but our motivation remains the same: to do everything we can to empower people to live their best possible lives.
We provide a comprehensive range of services for neurodivergent children and their families facing social or mental health challenges. These include whole family support, parenting programmes and peer support groups for siblings and parents of children with learning disabilities and autism.
Our adult services offer registered care and supported living homes for neurodivergent adults and people with neurodevelopmental disabilities in NW London, Hertfordshire, Essex and Berkshire.
Running Norwood’s life-enhancing services costs £32m annually, with £12m having to be funded through voluntary donations. To learn more or get involved— whether by donating, volunteering, or joining one of our iconic Challenge events—visit norwood.org.uk or call 020 8809 8809.
Patron: HM King Charles lll
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(0)20 8952 4717
Oasis of Peace UK
+972 899 00844
Olim Beyahad
(0)20 8343 4156
One to One
(0)20 8371 1500
Operation Wheelchairs Committee
0161 491 1350
Or Meir & Bracha
(0)20 7446 8520
ORT UK
147 Arlington Road
London
NW1 7HP
ORT UK is part of the ORT global network, which has been transforming lives through education since 1880. From its origins, teaching impoverished Russian Jews essential trades, ORT has evolved to provide 21st century skills to empower people and strengthen communities. The ORT network reaches over 200,000 people a year in more than 40 countries through schools and training programmes.
ORT UK was founded in 1921 to fundraise for ORT’s international projects and teach skilled trades to Jewish communities trapped in poverty.
Today, ORT UK supports global projects through fundraising events. ORT UK is also bridging the gap between school and the workplace through its career-related programmes including the ORT JUMP Mentoring Programme and the ORT JUMP Employability Skills Programmes.
0161 174 3456
Outreach Community & Residential Services
(0)1865 610422
Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
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(0)20 8455 4996 / 0161 507 5480
Paperweight Trust (The)
07806 636089
Parents of Jewish Gays and Lesbians
0800 055 3276
Phone and Learn (PAL Charitable Trust)
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0800 234 6236
Raphael – The Jewish Counselling Service
020 3621 5464
Rene’ Cassin
020 8346 4000
Resource
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020 7289 2573
S & P Sephardi Community
020 7289 2573
S & P Sephardi Community
020 8201 8111
SAGE Care for the Elderly
01442 234255
Save A Child’s Heart
London
N12 2GD
Save a Child’s Heart saves the lives of critically ill children suffering from heart disease in countries where access to paediatric heart care is limited or non-existent. Through bringing children to Israel for medical care, performing missions abroad, and training medical personnel, we are bringing hope to families, communities, and countries. As Israel’s preeminent humanitarian organisation, we are transforming paediatric cardiac care around the world. The children we treat and their caregivers are housed at the Children’s Home during their time in Israel. It is a warm place filled with laughter where often, the only common language is a smile.
Save a Child’s Heart has been dedicated to saving lives and repairing broken hearts for 30 years. During the ongoing war, Save a Child’s Heart has treated Israeli casualties and patients and supported the emergency, wartime needs of the Wolfson Medical Centre while continuing our lifesaving work of treating children with congenital heart disease around the globe.
We have stayed committed to our mission during these unprecedented times, knowing that we are the only hope for survival for children dying of heart disease in many countries In fact, we have now treated a total of 8,300 children from 74 countries since our founding, the latest being the Central African Republic.
Even in the face of conflict and uncertainty, our doctors and team have remained committed to their mission of saving lives. Their unwavering dedication and courage are truly inspiring.
020 8802 3819
Schonfeld Square Foundation
0141 332 4911
Scottish Jewish Archives Centre
(0)20 8958 0820
seed
-7802 921946
Sephardi Voices UK
(0)20 8201 8933
Shaare Zedek UK
Theobald Street
Borehamwood
WD6 4RN
For more than 120 years, Shaare Zedek Medical Center has stood at the heart of Jerusalem as a beacon of world-class medicine. Opening its doors in 1902, the hospital has become one of Israel’s leading medical institutions, recognised globally for its cutting-edge innovation and the unwavering dedication of its staff.
Affectionately known as Jerusalem’s “Hospital with a Heart,” Shaare Zedek has close to 100 departments and treats over one million people each year. As the fastest-growing hospital in the region, it serves Jerusalem’s uniquely diverse population, Jews and Arabs, religious and secular, residents and tourists alike. All cared for with compassion and expertise.
Whether delivering more than 22,000 babies a year in one of Israel’s busiest maternity units, performing lifesaving emergency procedures, or developing groundbreaking medical research, Shaare Zedek’s mission remains constant: to provide the highest standard of care to every patient who walks through its doors.
Shaare Zedek’s impact reaches far beyond its hospital walls. Our teams are often among the first to respond to global disasters, bringing lifesaving expertise and compassionate care to communities in crisis. This commitment to “compassion without borders” is part of what makes the hospital so extraordinary.
Friends of Shaare Zedek UK play a vital role in sustaining and expanding this work. Guided by four core missions. Saving life, alleviating physical and emotional pain, contributing to medical research and medical training of the next generation. By choosing to support us, you are directly investing in the future health of Jerusalem and the well-being of hundreds of thousands of people each year.
020 8202 4005
Shatnez Centre Trust
020 3670 1818
Shema Koli
020 8211 0901
Side by Side
020 8732 6145
SmartGiving
London
NW4 4FE
Make your money work smarter and harder. SmartGiving™ is a tax efficient way of managing all charitable giving for individuals, companies, philanthropists, charities and fundraisers. SmartGiving™ can help with choosing the right charity, keeping track of how much you’re giving and making sure your donations are tax-effective.
With a SmartGiving™ Charity Account you can set aside funds so you can make a difference when you want to. It’s simple and stress-free.
SmartGiving™ also offers a HMRC approved Payroll Giving service and can support companies to set up CSR programmes enabling employees to raise money that can be matched through corporation tax profits.
When you give through SmartGiving™, you’re making a difference to causes that you care about.
020 7404 6559
StandWithUs
(0)15 1724 3260
Stapely Care
020 3793 2361
Sue Harris Trust (The)
0191 149 0195
Sunderland Talmudical College and Yeshiva
(0)20 7724 7434
Supporters of Israel’s Dependants
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020 7112 4848
TAG London
020 7486 0111
Talia Trust UK
020 7495 6824
Technion UK
020 7813 1932
Tel Aviv Foundation
020 7446 8790
Tel Aviv University Trust
Crewys Road
London
NW2 2GD
Tel Aviv University Trust (TAU Trust) supports Tel Aviv University (TAU), Israel’s most prestigious and comprehensive institution of higher learning. TAU represents Israel at its best- dynamic, innovative, and forward-looking. With some 30,000 students, TAU offers 128 schools and departments across the spectrum of sciences, humanities, and arts together with Israel’s biggest and most influential medical teaching and research complex. The University’s senior faculty, 1,000 strong, conducts over 3,500 projects annually, at 400 laboratories.
TAU is recognised internationally for creating an innovation and entrepreneurship culture on campus that has spawned a great deal of inventions, start-ups, and economic and social development in Israel. TAU ranks an impressive 7th in the world for producing graduates that found successful VC-backed companies (Pitchbook 2023).
07905 103333
The Sue Harris Trust
(0)20 8209 9104
Tikva UK
020 3375 0656
Together Plan (The)
020 8458 0416
Tzivos Hashem UK
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(0)20 7424 6431
UJIA
London
NW5 2RZ
For over 100 years UJIA has been building meaningful connections between young Jews in the UK and the people of Israel.
Our programmes impact thousands of young British Jews every year, helping ignite the spark of curiosity and ensuring that the next generation is informed and motivated to learn even more about their Jewish identity and Israel.
UJIA’s work in Israel is focused on reducing disadvantage and inequality and increasing social mobility for the most disadvantaged communities. We support and nurture children at-risk and help lift families out of poverty through employment – ultimately strengthening Israel.
Since 7th October we have been working unceasingly to support those affected by the horrific attacks. Now we are beginning our rebuilding work in kibbutzim in the south and those communities that were evacuated for over a year.
020 7724 6060
UK Friends of Awis
07860 274706
UK Friends of Beit Issie Shapiro
020 8953 6474
UK Friends of Schneider Children’s Hospital
07713 884263
UK Friends of the Abraham Initiatives
020 3305 8166
UK Friends of Yeshivat Hesder Sderot
020 8444 0777
UK Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel
020 7078 0304/020 8450 4533
UK Toremet
(0)20 7424 3288
Union of Jewish Students (UJS)
020 8802 6226
Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
020 8343 8989
United Synagogue
020 8343 5678
University Jewish Chaplaincy
020 7167 9150
University of Haifa UK
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(0)20 7424 6860
Weizmann UK
1a Frognal
London
NW3 6AL
Weizmann UK supports and raises awareness of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. It is one of the world’s highest ranking multidisciplinary scientific research institutes. Its dedicated scientists are working on over 1000 projects ranging from Alzheimer’s to astrophysics, from cancer to computer science, from nutrition to nanotechology. They are following their curiosity to make discoveries that aim to solve humanity’s greatest challenges.
Our role at Weizmann UK is to fundraise to support the Institute’s invaluable work and communicate its scientific breakthroughs. We promote collaboration between the Institute and UK Universities and we encourage sixth-form students to take part in the Institute’s educational programmes. We host events to fundraise for and show-case the extraordinary work of the Weizmann Institute.
020 7723 7246
Western Charitable Foundation
020 7636 7247
Wiener Library Endowment Appeal
(0)20 7319 9169
WIZO
108 – 110 Finchley Road
London
NW3 5JJ
WIZO has been changing lives and building futures for over 100 years. As the largest social welfare organization in Israel, with over 800 projects and programmes, WIZO helps vulnerable and disadvantaged citizens, at every stage of life, regardless of race or religion, to become self-sufficient and the best they can be.
WIZO enables 50,000 children to attend day care centres and after-school clubs. 12,650 women benefit from our wide range of services including women’s shelters and legal advice, and 13,500 teenagers participate in life-changing programmes.
Over the past decade, legacy donations to WIZO have funded life-changing projects worth £2.5 million. Thanks to your support, WIZO can continue to provide for children at risk, vulnerable teenagers, and victims of domestic abuse.
(0)12 2374 1048
Woolf Institute
020 8371 3280
Work Avenue
Redbourne Avenue
London
N3 2BS
Work Avenue assists people in earning a living either through helping people into work or assisting businesses to develop and flourish. We create opportunities for everyone, at any life stage, in any situation and provide people with essential lifelong skills, enabling them to become financially independent to support themselves and their families.
Employment Support: enabling people to make informed career choices; training in employability and workplace skills; offering one-to-one information, advice and guidance, group workshops and larger events.
Business Support: supporting entrepreneurs to increase the long-term sustainability of their businesses through one-to-one advice and guidance, group workshops and larger events; access to start up loans; mentoring, and co-working space.
(0)20 8736 1250
World Jewish Relief
54 Crewys Road
London
NW2 2AD
We are the Jewish community’s humanitarian agency.
Inspired by our Jewish values, we save, support and empower people in crisis.
Founded in 1933 and proud to have rescued over 65,000 Jews fleeing the Nazis, World Jewish Relief today supports vulnerable people from marginalised Jewish communities and beyond, suffering the consequences of conflict and disaster to survive and thrive.
We work in 19 disaster affected countries and 23 towns in the UK. From conflict stricken eastern Ukraine to Afghan refugees in Bradford, and from climate migrants in Nepal to young women in Rwanda, our impact is simultaneously global and local.
020 7446 8500
World ORT
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020 8455 8394
Yad Eliezer Trust
07831 449695
Yad Ezra Veshulamit
(0)20 8187 9881
Yad Vashem UK Foundation
London
NW4 2SG
Yad Vashem UK Foundation supports the educational and memorialisation resources of Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Centre.
We annually sponsor 20 UK educators from Jewish schools and organisations to attend the International School of Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem for their Teachers’ Seminar to enhance their skills at teaching the Holocaust.
Yad Vashem UK raises awareness through its Guardian of the Memory project, ensuring that every named Jewish victim has a memorial candle lit in their memory on HMD and Yom HaShoah.
Our successful Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah Twinning programmes ensure meaningful and well researched links are made between those who can celebrate these important Jewish life cycle events and young Jewish victims who tragically died in the Holocaust.
(0)20 8802 8899
Yad Voezer
London
N16 5DH
Yad Voezer is a helping hand for people with learning disabilities and their families. It manages:
• Two Registered Residential Care Homes
• Three Supported Housing projects
• A Day Programme in our purpose-built day centre
• Clubs & leisure activities
• Family Support
• Sweet Factory
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Youth Aliyah Child Rescue
London
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In Israel today, there are over 400,000 children who are deemed ‘at risk’ and who do not have a family that can care for them adequately. Youth Aliyah Child Rescue is stepping up for vulnerable young people by providing a ladder of opportunity that enables them to climb from a life of poverty, neglect and violence, up towards a bright, successful future as contributing members of society.
Through our five youth villages and pioneering educational methodology, the ‘Village Way’, we enable thousands of at risk children – including immigrants and children of immigrants from Ethiopia, the former Soviet Union and around the world – to live in safety, heal from their traumatic pasts and make the climb from survival to leadership.
