A free one-day Business Bootcamp guided more than 20 budding entrepreneurs from the Jewish community through the essential steps required to explore whether their ideas and passions could become viable businesses. Hosted by Work Avenue –
By Micaela Blitz The Jewish Small Communities Network (JSCN) has announced the appointment of former Mitzvah Day CEO Stuart Diamond to spearhead the expansion of CREATE, as the empowerment initiative enters its second year. JSCN supports
Words By Pat Lidiker / pictures By Yakir Zur The annual MIKE Youth Leadership Awards were hosted by Jewish Care at Woodford Forest United Synagogue to celebrate the graduation of 65 aspiring young community leaders. Now
By Manny Robinson Jewish Care’s new care and community campus in Redbridge is progressing swiftly and remains on track for completion in summer 2026. Enthusiasm has been building through site visits for the charity’s supporters, including
Student Rabbi Tim Motz (pictured) has joined New Essex Masorti Synagogue (NEMS). He has already organised a number of special services, talks and activities including holding services at Jewish Care’s Vi and John Rubens House for
On the Wednesday 26 February, Jnetics – a charity dedicated to the prevention of genetic disorders more prevalent in the Jewish community – with the support of the Hakimi family, will be hosting an event in
Clergy and leaders from across the Jewish community – and beyond – grabbed a cuppa last week for Brew Monday, the annual day that encourages everyone to reach out for a cuppa and a catch-up with
Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
Jewish Care CEO Daniel Carmel-Brown has given an update on the building of the charity’s new care and community campus in Redbridge – and invited Essex Jewish News readers to take a tour. Daniel said: “We
By Manny Robinson League One football club Leyton Orient became the first to ever partner with a Jewish supporters’ organisation, as it linked up with the MeshuganOs for the team’s home match against Bristol Rovers in
A free one-day Business Bootcamp guided more than 20 budding entrepreneurs from the Jewish community through the essential steps required to explore whether their ideas and passions could become viable businesses. Hosted by Work Avenue –
By Micaela Blitz The Jewish Small Communities Network (JSCN) has announced the appointment of former Mitzvah Day CEO Stuart Diamond to spearhead the expansion of CREATE, as the empowerment initiative enters its second year. JSCN supports
Words By Pat Lidiker / pictures By Yakir Zur The annual MIKE Youth Leadership Awards were hosted by Jewish Care at Woodford Forest United Synagogue to celebrate the graduation of 65 aspiring young community leaders. Now
By Manny Robinson Jewish Care’s new care and community campus in Redbridge is progressing swiftly and remains on track for completion in summer 2026. Enthusiasm has been building through site visits for the charity’s supporters, including
Student Rabbi Tim Motz (pictured) has joined New Essex Masorti Synagogue (NEMS). He has already organised a number of special services, talks and activities including holding services at Jewish Care’s Vi and John Rubens House for
On the Wednesday 26 February, Jnetics – a charity dedicated to the prevention of genetic disorders more prevalent in the Jewish community – with the support of the Hakimi family, will be hosting an event in
Clergy and leaders from across the Jewish community – and beyond – grabbed a cuppa last week for Brew Monday, the annual day that encourages everyone to reach out for a cuppa and a catch-up with
Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
Jewish Care CEO Daniel Carmel-Brown has given an update on the building of the charity’s new care and community campus in Redbridge – and invited Essex Jewish News readers to take a tour. Daniel said: “We
By Manny Robinson League One football club Leyton Orient became the first to ever partner with a Jewish supporters’ organisation, as it linked up with the MeshuganOs for the team’s home match against Bristol Rovers in
