Our Stories
Chanukah Appeal 2022
Please help us continue to keep the lights on this winter
Rosh Hasanah Appeal 2022
As many of us spent the Jewish New Year reminiscing and bringing a smile to our faces, the opposite can also be true for those living with dementia.
When is a latka more than just a latka?
When it brings care and company.
Marion's Story
Marion volunteered for the Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre for 30 years. When she passed away she left a gift in her Will to Jewish Care.
This Rosh Hashanah please help us during our greatest time of need
In March 2020, the Coronavirus pandemic turned our whole world upside down. It also confronted Jewish Care with the greatest challenge in our history.
With your support this Chanukah we can...
For 25 years, the Holocaust Survivors’ Centre has been a constant beacon of hope, but it receives no funding from the Government. Will you help it continue to light up people’s lives this Chanukah and beyond?
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Too many people won't speak to friends or family over Rosh Hashanah.
Make sure living alone doesn't mean being lonely this New Year.
Eight ways you light up people's lives every day: Chanukah
This week, like every other week, Jewish Care will touch the lives of 10,000 people in our community, like those whose stories you can read here.
Jan and Monty's Story: Rosh Hashanah
Monty is 96. He’s been living with dementia for some time now. Jan, his daughter, felt completely responsible for looking after her dad. She did everything she could for him, but, as she tells us, it gradually got harder and harder for her to cope.
Thank you from the 10,000 lives we touch every week
Thank you from just a few of the 10,000 people we touch every week.
David's story
Meet the People of Jewish Care as we focus on 17 uniquely intimate stories from members and clients across our variety of resources.
Stanley's Story
Meet the People of Jewish Care as we focus on 17 uniquely intimate stories from members and clients across our variety of resources.
