We are the largest provider of health and social care services for the Jewish community in the UK. Every week, we touch the lives of 10,000 people. 

We provide services to:

• Older people
• People with mental health needs
• Holocaust survivors
• People with dementia
• People who care for others who have a variety of needs – e.g. mental health, older people, people with disabilities
• People with MS, Parkinson’s, strokes and those who are visually impaired
• People who are bereaved and those recently separated

We also provide youth leadership opportunities, recreational, educational, and cultural programmes, as well as half-term schemes.

We can only do this thanks to our amazing professional staff of 1,400 and the 3,000 dedicated volunteers who help make our work possible. 

Our Services include:

Helpline - Jewish Care Direct

• Our confidential helpline providing guidance, support and information. Your first point of call for any question or concern you may have.

Community Support & Social Work Service

• Experienced professionals that can support, advise and advocate on your behalf. Offering practical and emotional support in a number of specialist areas.

Dementia Services

• A range of resources and services that support people living with dementia, enabling them to live at home for as long as possible.

Disability Services

• IT centres, Talking books, Tay-Sachs screenings etc. A varied range of specialist services promoting independence, choice, support and development...

Holocaust Survivors and Refugees

• A friendly, safe place where survivors can meet and socialise, and benefit from a full therapeutic programme.

Home Care

• To help people who want to stay independent to continue to live in their own homes.

Jewish Care Interact

• A digital resource that provides information and creates connections, for older and disabled Jewish people—along with their friends, family and carers.

Mental Health Services

• A range of therapeutic, social and cultural activities and support provided by multi skilled mental health professionals.

Respite Stays

• Respite care breaks are suitable for anyone whose care needs (personal, nursing or dementia care) can be met within the care home...

Support & Social Groups

• A wide range of support groups run by organisations outside Jewish Care that can help you or your loved ones.

Talking Books

• Jewish Care provides audio news, entertainment and talking books for anyone who has visual impairment or who struggles to read or hold a book.

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