’We are building a safer, more supportive community that is united against abuse’
By the age of 30, Gila Pfeffer was the eldest living member of her family, having lost both parents to cancer. She was determined to avoid the same fate
The increase in NI will push up costs by over £1m
UJIA and Mosaic Teens are offering huge subsidies to people who have never been to Israel
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust chair Laura Marks: This was not appropriate and should not have happened
Politicians supported the JW3 food bank in advance of Mitzvah Day, which is taking place on Sunday
The Prime Minister highlighted the anchoring role faith played during the pandemic
The Chief Rabbi: ‘Tragically and sadly... sometimes in order to achieve peace, we do need to engage in war’
‘We will march against antisemitism – again’
Don’t let fear get in the way of your great business idea
Anne Frank House launches 3D virtual tour with AI version of Rachel Riley
‘Choose Life’ says EcoJudaism as it holds first public vigil
The charity supports young people experiencing mental health struggles and personal challenges
CEO of Jewish Sexual Abuse Support calls for open dialogue on sexual assault in community
Jon and Mason Sloneem began designing games during lockdown
The Hertfordshire school serves a Jewish population that has grown substantially over the past decade
Schoolgirls targeted with death threats while leaving netball match in north London
Nicolas Hamilton shares his journey of perseverance and the importance of community for neurodiverse individuals
Rabbi Yisroel Binstock said the scheme would help the Jewish community’s most vulnerable members
Saturday will be the 86th anniversary of the destruction of synagogues, Jewish homes, shops and businesses at the hands of the Nazis
Jnetics is holding a vital match-funding campaign on Sunday and Monday
The coastal city’s new Chasidic community takes another step forward with a positive report for its school
’Lack of representation’ was an ongoing theme at the event
He will step down after 40 years’ congregational service but will continue as Masorti Senior Rabbi
The support service has helped thousands of teenagers
As it approaches its 35th anniversary, the JC finds out if the independent Hertfordshire school’s heyday is over
Mark Cass’ father and great-great uncle championed up-and-coming artists in Europe and the UK
The CEO of Noa Girls says that it will be the most vulnerable who will suffer due to the rise in National Insurance
The Surrey town has had a Jewish community for centuries, but hasn’t had a rabbi since the expulsion of Jews from England
The Budget will add an annual bill of £1.4 billion across the third sector, says NCVO
A simple cheek swab will check for 47 recessive disorders during the screening week in November
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