Helping Hands is a volunteer support network providing care and assistance both in practical and emotional terms for the Jewish community of Brighton & Hove and surrounding areas. All our volunteers have support from within Helping Hands as well as from outside professionals who are available when needed. 

Hertsmere is a Modern Orthodox Jewish primary school based in Borehamwood.

The Hospital Kosher Meals Service was established in 1968 to provide Kosher food for patients in hospitals and other institutions in the Greater London area. 

Immanuel College, an Independent school for boys and girls aged 4-18 years, established in 1990 to educate Modern Orthodox Jewish children in a caring environment of academic excellence, supportive pastoral care and inspiring Jewish life and learning.

Inspire! Organises work experience placements for young people across London.

Jami provides guidance support and advice for people with mental illness and their careers, ensuring the provision of efficient and effective Jewish social and welfare services.

JAT's mission is to ensure that the Jewish community has support to maintain well-being and acces to high quality education about sexual health; thus enabling all members of the community to make safe and informed decisions. 

JBD is the only Jewish charity providing caring assisted living for vision impaired and physically disabled people of all ages.          

Anglo Jewry’s annual international cultural festival, JBW enabled members of Jewish Care’s Holocaust Survivors' Centre to watch a direct online stream of one of their relevant events.

JCoSS is dedicated to the pursuit of academic excellence, and to the full richness of Jewish learning. We provide a high-achieving, aspirational environment: our high quality teaching staff deploy the best in educational practice to ensure our students reach the highest levels of academic attainment.

The Jewish Helpline (Miyad) was set up 25 years ago after a young woman with a little boy, living in Hendon, committed suicide. Various people wondered whether she could have been helped if there had been someone for her to turn to. Out of this tragedy, The Jewish Helpline (Miyad) was born.

The Jewish Volunteering Network in partnership with HW Fisher and Company aims to recogonise those who make a difference in our community.