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+972 3 560 8185 ex 733
HaAguda Lezchuyot haezrach beyisrael
020 8209 2111
Habonim-Dror
(0)20 8202 2860
Hadassah UK
+972 52 836 1202
Haifa Rape Crisis Center
+972 46369443
Hama
01202 276 361
Hannah Levy Home
01508 847 002
Hashomer Hatzair
+972 256 30017
Hassadna Jerusalem Music Conservatory
P O Box 8119
Jerusalem
Hassadna Jerusalem Music Conservatory is one of Israel’s premier institutes of music education for over 550 children aged 1-18. Our vision and mission is to provide equal opportunity in music education to all children, regardless of race, religion or socio-economic status. We welcome and actively recruit children from disadvantaged backgrounds and children with special needs, in order to ensure both diversity and equal opportunity for all.
Hassadna provides individual instruction, music theory, chamber music, masterclasses, ensembles, orchestras, and opportunities to perform in concerts and festivals around the world. Our students continue to receive international acclaim, regularly winning first prizes in competitions in Israel and abroad. All of Hassadna’s students receive the highest quality education in a diverse, warm, and supportive environment.
07802 216 684
Hatzola Northwest Trust
+972 99506111
Herzliya Association for the Blind
+972 3 638 8653
Hevrah Lehaganat Hateva
+972 4 864 3818
Hiyot
(0)20 7222 6822
Holocaust Educational Trust
London
WC1N 3XX
The Holocaust Educational Trust is the leading authority on Holocaust education in the UK, educating people from every background, all over the country. It is our belief that the Holocaust must have a permanent place in our nation’s collective memory.
We work in schools, universities and in the community to raise awareness and understanding of the Holocaust, providing teacher training, an Outreach programme for schools, teaching aids and resource materials. Since 1999, our Lessons from Auschwitz Project has given over 41,000 post-16 students and teachers the opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Today, in an increasingly fragile world, our work is more vital than ever, empowering and equipping young people to stand up against antisemitism, hatred and prejudice in all its forms.