Jewish Blind & Disabled have joined forces with Maccabi GB to deliver a programme of accessible sports for tenants living at JBD developments. During lockdown, the health and wellbeing of its tenants was a key focus
TV personality Rob Rinder MBE put his knowledge to the test when he appeared on Celebrity ‘Who Wants to be A Millionaire?’ raising thousands of points for Jewish Blind & Disabled in the process. The show,
Children from the two Jewish primary schools in Essex performed good deeds to kick off Mitzvah Day – the UK’s largest faith-based social action event – and help those in need locally. The pupils at Wohl
A brand-new ‘kosher-style’ deli had its grand opening earlier this month in Barkingside High Street. Pepperman’s Deli is the new business venture for Garry Pepperman and Tammy Westwood and the pair have high hopes for it.
In October, Lesley Adams along with more than 50 volunteers put on their trainers to walk 10k to raise £10K for a local community initiative. The Made with Love Chicken Soup Run was initially started during
Last month, Jewish Care held their annual MIKE Awards celebrating the inspiring work of young people. The MIKE programme, which stands for Motivation, Inspiration, Knowledge and Education, aims to empower young people to become youth leaders.
A new online archive documenting the lives of ‘The Boys’ was launched by the Holocaust charity, the ’45 Aid Society, this month. The ground-breaking project led by writer and journalist Rosie Whitehouse and ’45 Aid Society’s
Last week, Rabbi Davis of Chigwell and Hainault United Synagogue, sent what he described as a “very difficult email to write”. In it he made public the fact that he, along with his wife, Nechama had
Earlier this month, Holocaust survivors Harry Spiro, Jan Goldberger and Sir Ben Helfgott had the opportunity to make a nostalgic visit back to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton which had been their home after the war. The
The grounds of Kantor King Solomon High School in Barkingside were transformed into a real-life circus earlier this month, complete with Big Top when the circus came to town! Performers including acrobats and clowns from Happy’s
Jewish Blind & Disabled have joined forces with Maccabi GB to deliver a programme of accessible sports for tenants living at JBD developments. During lockdown, the health and wellbeing of its tenants was a key focus
TV personality Rob Rinder MBE put his knowledge to the test when he appeared on Celebrity ‘Who Wants to be A Millionaire?’ raising thousands of points for Jewish Blind & Disabled in the process. The show,
Children from the two Jewish primary schools in Essex performed good deeds to kick off Mitzvah Day – the UK’s largest faith-based social action event – and help those in need locally. The pupils at Wohl
A brand-new ‘kosher-style’ deli had its grand opening earlier this month in Barkingside High Street. Pepperman’s Deli is the new business venture for Garry Pepperman and Tammy Westwood and the pair have high hopes for it.
In October, Lesley Adams along with more than 50 volunteers put on their trainers to walk 10k to raise £10K for a local community initiative. The Made with Love Chicken Soup Run was initially started during
Last month, Jewish Care held their annual MIKE Awards celebrating the inspiring work of young people. The MIKE programme, which stands for Motivation, Inspiration, Knowledge and Education, aims to empower young people to become youth leaders.
A new online archive documenting the lives of ‘The Boys’ was launched by the Holocaust charity, the ’45 Aid Society, this month. The ground-breaking project led by writer and journalist Rosie Whitehouse and ’45 Aid Society’s
Last week, Rabbi Davis of Chigwell and Hainault United Synagogue, sent what he described as a “very difficult email to write”. In it he made public the fact that he, along with his wife, Nechama had
Earlier this month, Holocaust survivors Harry Spiro, Jan Goldberger and Sir Ben Helfgott had the opportunity to make a nostalgic visit back to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton which had been their home after the war. The
The grounds of Kantor King Solomon High School in Barkingside were transformed into a real-life circus earlier this month, complete with Big Top when the circus came to town! Performers including acrobats and clowns from Happy’s
