Staff members and volunteers work with Jewish schools, youth and adult organisations, synagogues and other community organisations to instil LGBT+ inclusivity.
“KeshetUK has been a core part of my Jewish identity for over a decade and I love it,” Fleming said. “The honour I feel supporting communities learn and create spaces for Jewish LGBT+ people is something I will never take for granted.”
Fleming said that the trustees will begin the process of appointing a successor after Pesach and added that she was looking forward to continuing her work at KeshetUK until the summer.
“KeshetUK will still be doing the amazing work we’ve been doing well beyond my professional departure,” Fleming added. “I’ve already started a monthly donation and thinking about how I can volunteer in the future – and KeshetUK’s work is needed more than ever and so any support you can offer is greatly appreciated.”
