Charities by Category: Overseas Humanitarian Aid
020 7446 8660
B’nai B’rith UK
07968 529609
Foundation for Jewish Heritage
Hendon
London
Middx, NW4 3RR
(0)20 8209 9104
Tikva UK
Lyttelton Road
London
N2 0EF
Tikva’s core mission is to care for the homeless, abandoned and abused Jewish children of Odessa, Ukraine. Tikva provides a loving home, essential social services, a quality education, while revitalising the growing Jewish community of Odessa, and provides an opportunity for a brighter future through immigration to Israel.
The lives of more than 3,000 men, women, and children have changed significantly through programmes including the Tikva Boys’ and Girls’ Homes, which cares for 160 children aged six to sixteen, an Infants’ Home for 40 children, a university dormitory catering for 160 students, and kindergarten, primary and secondary schools, teaching over 870 Jewish children from Tikva’s homes and the Odessa region.
020 3375 0656
Together Plan (The)
Bushey, Herts.
London
WD23 3DS
The Together Plan works with communities in the Former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe teaching skills for self-sufficiency. The charity is helping to regenerate Judaism in the Former Soviet Union through youth engagement, heritage and cemetery projects and Holocaust education.
The Together Plan operates a humanitarian aid project, which is a tangible community building tool helping the most socially and economically vulnerable members of communities. Clothes, shoes, toys, arts and crafts resources and Judaica can be donated in London and are dispatched to Belarus.
The Together Plan is a charity in action working TOGETHER with communities for a self-sustainable future.
(0)20 8736 1250
World Jewish Relief
54 Crewys Road
London
NW2 2AD
World Jewish Relief is the UK Jewish community’s international humanitarian agency.
The expertise that we have developed over more than 80 years means that we tackle Jewish poverty, primarily in the Former Soviet Union, and reach beyond our community.
We create opportunities for those out of work or living with disability to become self-reliant; we meet the physical and emotional needs of older people; and we respond to the immediate and longer-term recovery needs of those affected by catastrophic disasters worldwide.
We work through trusted local partners, enabling individuals and communities to support themselves.
We do all of this as an expression of the Jewish ethos to: ‘Anticipate charity by preventing poverty’ (Maimonides).