Jewish Care Annual Review 22-23

Annual Review 2022-2023

Welcome

For Jewish Care, 2022/23 was another year of building community and connection, as one big family back together after the challenges of the previous year.

Reaching full occupancy in our care homes and Retirement Living schemes, we navigated our way through the period of high inflation that followed. Our vibrant community centres and dementia day centres are busier than ever.

We launched our new website in December 2022, adding our virtual community centre, JC Presents, connecting isolated, older people at home with the community. The new Cost of Care Calculator and virtual tours of our care homes on the site, make our services more accessible.

We continued working towards planning permission for the Redbridge development. This will complement our three care campuses, ensuring our high-quality care and services, are effective, efficient, and sustainable in the long term.

We are proud of all we achieved this year and grateful for the community’s continued support and generosity. We thank the community, lay leaders, volunteers and staff for their dedication which ensures Jewish Care is able to touch the lives of 10,000 people each and every week.

The Lord Levy Life President

Jonathan Zenios Chair

Daniel Carmel-Brown CEO

Steven Lewis President

Our Vision, Purpose, Values and Strategy

Our Vision

For Jewish Care to be the care and community services provider of choice for older people in the Jewish community and to support family members every step of the way.

Our Purpose

To deliver excellent care and community support services to the community that are Jewish at heart, either directly or with others.

Jewish Care is an organisation where Jewish culture and values are shared and celebrated throughout our work. The Jewish values of care and respect for others run through all we do. We will be distinguished by the Jewishness of the services we offer, and people will choose us because of this.

Our Values

Our values are central to the way we work. They are what make us distinctive and drive how we act as individuals and as an organisation. They shape our culture. They are:

Our Strategy

Our Strategy sets out the seven priorities we want to achieve across the organisation from 2020-2025:

1 Jewish Care will be distinctively Jewish

2 Jewish Care will be recognised for quality and innovation

3 Jewish Care will be integrated in our community

4 Jewish Care will be the customer’s choice

5 Jewish Care will be an employer of choice

6 Jewish Care will be the champion of volunteering

7 Jewish Care will be a continued leader for the community for generations to come

Aims and achievements

Strategic Priority: An employer of choice

We had five major objectives for Jewish Care for the financial year commencing 1 April 22:

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We aim to be the employer of choice and to retain excellent staff.

What we achieved in 2022/23

We are proud that our care staff turnover was 15%, which is significantly below the industry average of 29%.

Our transition to hybrid working arrangements for most of our support staff was well-received, balancing flexibility and staff engagement, as was Jewish Care Benefits, our new Benefits, Rewards and Wellbeing platform for our staff.

We increased the number of permanent staff which reduced spend on agency staff and enhances continuity of person-centred care and builds strong relationships with those we support. We are continuing this initiative into 2023-24 and this is showing additional financial benefits.

Providing fair rates of pay

To provide great training for our staff

To provide great development opportunities for our staff

Investing in and valuing our staff is a priority and is at the core of our values so we continue to align pay for all our staff to the London Living Wage despite significant financial challenges.

All our staff have completed mandatory training on health and safety, safeguarding, GDPR, diversity and our values.

We encourage our staff’s self-development by offering a wide range of online training that is available 24/7. This ranges from mental health resilience to unconscious bias. Our HR Team has led a suite of performance management tools and training, running eight courses with 361 participants trained in this year.

To recruit and retain excellent staff

Our new recruitment and onboarding system enhances the candidate’s experience and makes our processes more efficient, effective and secure and is tailored to suit our prospective and existing employees.

Strategic Priority: Distinctively Jewish

Jewish Care will be distinctively Jewish – our aim is that the Jewishness of the experience we offer is clear, distinct and meets the needs and expectations of the community we serve.

We want people to experience the Jewish values of kindness, giving and welcoming in every interaction with us.

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We will continue to deliver a distinctively Jewish experience to residents of our care homes and Retirement Living services.

What we achieved in 2022/23

We continued to run community wide engagement projects, with highlights including the Chanukah Lamp Lighters project and Challah Cloth project. This is in addition to celebrating Shabbat and all Jewish festivals in our care homes, Retirement Living and community centre settings.

Our End of Life Care in our care homes, Retirement Living and in the community is a key part of our work. We produced a booklet and training on end-of-life requirements, understanding, culture and End of Life Care Plans, the importance of obtaining information and what information is required from a Jewish perspective. A new booklet for staff compiling contacts to assist with

Jewish burials has been produced for our care home staff, enabling an easier and smoother process when these services are required.

We re-established the Jewish in Jewish Care Committee to support us in this aim, chaired by Trustee, Harold Gittlemon.

We trained 240 staff in the Jewish way of life and how this works across the organisation and we continue to provide external training sessions for other charities on the Jewish way of life.

Strategic Priority: A champion of volunteering

Jewish Care will be the champion of volunteering – our aim is to enable people to enjoy a first-class experience as volunteers, making the most of these skills and the impact they make on the communities we serve.

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We aim to be integrated in our community, a champion of volunteering and a continued leader for generations to come.

What we achieved in 2022/23

We continue to hold our Volunteer Awards, recognising the significant role our 3,000 dedicated volunteers play in supporting services across Jewish Care.

Our Learning & Development Team in the Volunteering Department have reviewed the training programme to enhance the efficient use of Better Impact (our Volunteer Management software), ensuring that training of individual volunteers is up to date and relevant to their role. The team have developed training programmes that are online, face to face, and now using animation, can send online programmes for people to learn from home.

“I’ve got a one bedroom flat in Pears Court Retirement Living it’s fantastic having independent living and I can access Jewish Care’s facilities, it’s the most wonderful thing. When I want to be on my own I can shut my door and when I want company it’s there, we’ve got a knitting group, art and entertainment. I feel so lucky.”

Pam, Jewish Care Retirement Living tenant

Strategic Priority: Recognised for our quality and innovation

We aim to strengthen and standardise the organisation’s core processes via digital transformation in order to be recognised for quality and innovation and be the customer’s choice. Specifically, we want to strengthen and standardise our employee and customer journey processes.

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

Strengthening and standardising our core processes to improve the employee customer journey process via digital transformation.

To be recognised for quality and innovation and to be the customer’s choice.

What we achieved in 2022/23

We achieved this and our Electronic Care Plans continue to support evidence-based care and treatment, while providing an educational function for staff with active input to policies and procedures.

Jewish Care staff were shortlisted as finalists in twelve prestigious industry awards, recognising leaders of quality and innovation and valuing our employees.

We launched and delivered training for existing and new Hospitality employees through our Housekeeping and Chefs Academies, driving innovation, promoting personal development and excellent standards of care across all of our housekeeping and catering services.

To maintain a “Good” CQC rating at every care home and aim for “Excellent” ratings.

To retain compliant Health and Safety ratings from external audit reviews across all our services and maintain 85% coverage on staff training to keep accidents to a minimum.

Compliments and complaints

To receive at least eight compliments for each complaint

We are proud to have retained “Good” ratings at every care home and have continued to achieve ‘Good’ ratings from CQC inspections at Stella & Harry Freedman House, Anita Dorfman House at Sandringham and Pears Court at Sandringham.

All our resources were compliant and more than 85% of staff had completed their Health & Safety training on 31 March 2023.

We exceeded the target for compliments, receiving eleven compliments for each complaint with a significant improvement on the previous year.

Our compliments to complaints ratio for 2022-23 was 10.65 to 1 made up of 714 compliments and 67 complaints. This is a significant improvement compared to the previous financial year where the ratio was 8.66 to 1.

Strategic Priority: Integrated in communities

We aim to increase community engagement and development. We aim to be integrated in our community, a champion of volunteering and a continued leader for generations to come. We will continue to increase the number of days our community centres, day centres and centres for people living with dementia offer, and re-establish all in person fundraising events now that the risk from Covid has receded.

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We aim to be integrated in our community, a champion of volunteering and a continued leader for generations to come.

What we achieved

We worked towards achieving planning permission for our new first-class campus in Redbridge to meet the needs of the local community in East London and Essex, now and in the future. We planned the successful establishment of a B’nei Mitzvah programme in South Hertfordshire, to create leaders and volunteers for the future.

We aim to increase community engagement and development.

A combination of programmes have attracted over 13,000 attendees. We increased the number of days our Community Centres, day centres and centres for people living with dementia offer, and re-established all in person fundraising events when the risk from Covid receded.

We have developed a community centre programme for those over 65 in three of our hubs with activities such as Bridge Clubs, Yoga, Pilates, Line Dancing and re-opened our previously successful Table Tennis group, appealing to people who preferred to connect in an active environment.

We opened two Parent & Toddler groups running in conjunction with our homes.

Strategic Priority: A continued leader for the community for generations to come

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We aim to increase community engagement and development and raise £16m from the community. We aim to be integrated in our community, a champion of volunteering and a continued leader for generations to come. We will re-establish all in person fundraising events now that the risk of Covid has receded.

What we achieved

We achieved revenue fundraising of £18.1m. Our Major Gifts giving programmes remaining strong with a combined income of £10.3m from 290 Patrons and 490 Friends of Jewish Care versus a target of £10m. Legacy fundraising was successful with an income of £4.6m against a target of £4m, as was the events portfolio with income of £1.7m against a target of £1.4m.

The Fundraising Campaign Strategy Committee held its first meeting in February 2023 and is chaired by trustee, Marcus Sperber. Members of the committee have experience of working with Jewish Care in the fields of Patrons, Friends, Capital Gifts, Events, Legacies, Governance and Young Jewish Care.

We held 25 fundraising events which were attended by a total of approximately 6,700 people. This included a record number of attendees at our Topland Group Business Lunch and Family Fun Day. We re-established the Holocaust Survivors’ Centre Dinner and Property Breakfast and held our 100th Business Breakfast and 26th Bridge Extravaganza.

Giving in Memory raised over £50,000 from 239 donors and we ran our first legacy roadshow across all of our resources, enabling volunteers, staff, tenants and clients to learn more about the importance of legacy giving to Jewish Care.

We recruited a Fundraising & Community Partnerships Lead role who has increased the marketing of our Celebrate with Jewish Care simcha giving campaign. The portfolio saw 232 donors raise £48,639.

Jewish Care made an operating loss of £1.0m which was adverse to budget. This was due to care homes making an operating loss of £3.4m in part due to the impact of high inflation. To some extent this had been foreseen early in the financial year and a Care Homes Efficiency Initiative was planned in response and commenced in the last quarter of the financial year. As part of this, we achieved our target to increase the number of self-funders and reduce external agency staff in our care homes.

What we said we would achieve in 2022/23

We aim to get ready to build our new £25m Redbridge facility and invest in existing facilities in order to be a leader for generations to come. We aim to secure donors for Redbridge and prepare to start building in 2023 by obtaining planning permission, appointing a lead contractor, and securing financing.

We planned the official opening of Sandringham.

What we achieved

With a focus on fundraising for the new purpose-built Redbridge development, the lead gifts were confirmed in 2022/23 with The Gerald and Gail Ronson Family Foundation and The Alan Sugar Foundation and we worked towards securing planning permission.

We successfully planned the official opening of the Sandringham site to thank our donors. We ensured that all capital gifts due for Sandringham in 2022-23 were received and that the majority of capital donor signage for Sandringham was complete, alongside individual plaques and dedication events. We raised £2.15m in capital fundraising.

Future Aims for Jewish Care 2023/2024

We are pleased to share our five major objectives for Jewish Care for the current financial year April 2023 – March 2024

1. We aim to become the employer of choice and a continued leader for generations to come. We will focus on excellence in leadership and management, fair rates of pay and development opportunities for our staff.

2 . We aim to be the customer’s choice and to become more sustainable. We will continue to provide excellent person-centred care and support for those who rely on us by enhancing our care homes to maintain high levels of occupancy and increasing self-funder occupancy to become more sustainable.

3 . We aim to be integrated in our communities, increase community engagement and be a champion of volunteering. We will do this by expanding our regional communities programme and launch our Youth Leadership programme in South Hertfordshire. We aim to raise almost £17m from the community to be a continued leader for generations to come.

4 . We aim to be the leaders in providing first-class services. We will obtain planning permission for our wonderful, new purpose-built Redbridge development that will comprise of a modern, fully accessible community centre space, a centre for people living with dementia, and a beautiful, first-class, purpose-built, care home to meet the needs of the community in the East London and Essex area, now and in the future, ensuring our high-quality services are effective, efficient and sustainable in the long term.

5 . We aim to be recognised for quality and innovation. We will develop creative solutions and expertise, strengthening our core processes through technology across the organisation and enhancing our expertise to provide excellent care person-centred support for each individual to be the customer’s choice.

Facts and figures March 22-April 23

Finalists for 12 and won 4 national awards

This year, our sta and ser vices were shor tlisted as finalists for 12 and won four national awards in the social care sector.

2,900 befriending sessions a month

In 2022, on average, our Befriending team holds 2,900 befriending sessions a month.

500 residents and 130 tenants

We support and care for over 500 residents in our care homes and over 130 tenants enjoy our Retirement Living schemes.

23,000 enquiries

Our Helpline received over 23,000 enquiries in the last 12 months.

Over 300 Holocaust sur vivors and refugees

Our Holocaust Sur vivors’ Centre suppo rts over 300 sur vivors and refugees.

4,000 Meals on Wheels

Each month, 250 volunteers deliver 4,000 meals to housebound and isolated members of our community.

JC Presents, had over 9,500 visits

Last year, our vir tual, online programme series, JC Presents, had over 9,500 visits

Social Work and Community Suppor t for over 1300 each week

Our Social Work and Community Support Ser vice care for over 1,300 people each week.

Over 2,000 people on digital

JC Explore gave a helping hand, providing digital suppor t sk ills for ever yday life to over 2,000 people last year, enabling them to stay connected and online

Over 200,000 bowls of chicken soup

Our dedicated catering staff produce over 200,000 bowls of chicken soup for our clients every year.

Craig David with The Lord Levy, Jewish Care Life President and Ivor Perl BEM at Jewish Care’s Holocaust Survivors’ Centre

What people said

In the last financial year, we received 714 compliments and 67 complaints, which is an overall ratio of 10.65 to 1, compliments to complaints.

A further breakdown is below:

2022-232021-22

10.65 to 1

Organisational Total

Homes & Regulated Services

Community Services

714 compliments

67 complaints

4.75 to 1

247 compliments

52 complaints

47 to 1

235 compliments

5 complaints

Some of our compliments are as follows:

8.66 to 1

667 compliments

77 complaints

4.57 to 1

261 compliments

57 complaints

19.66 to 1

236 compliments

12 complaints

“ We wanted to thank you again for all your help and support since Mum has moved in to Anita Dorfman House. She is like a new person. She joins in with the activities, loves the food and generally is much happier. We are incredibly grateful to you and your Jewish Care colleagues.”

“ The care my mother received from you and your wonderful colleagues was always excellent. It was always deeply reassuring to know that my mother was in safe, kind and caring hands.”

“ Thank you again for all that you and your team did for my dad. There is no doubt how much his quality of life improved and was enhanced by Jewish Care. The family are most grateful for that.””

“I really cannot begin to put into words just how valuable your help and support has been. To have you on hand to help navigate the complex system of benefits and to generally be “there” at an emotionally challenging time has been worth so much to me. Your helpful manner and willingness to assist in any way possible was an enormous help and I really don’t want you to underestimate the impact of the comfort blanket you provided. “Thank you” doesn’t do it justice but thank you. Truly and genuinely. Thank you.”

“My mother has asked me to write and thank you for arranging for her to receive a fresh Challah which arrived yesterday. She was so pleased and surprised that she had to tell everyone about it!”

Our Year in Photos

1. In May 2022 We marked 100,000 Meals on Wheels made by our team and delivered by our volunteers since the pandemic began. 2. Dinah Gritz celebrated her special 100th birthday in July 2022 with family, residents and friends at Jewish Care’s Otto Schiff care home. 3. Residents and members celebrated with parties for the Platinum Jubilee of er ate Majesty Queen Elizabeth in June 2022 across our care homes and community centres. 4. Staff and volunteers together as Jewish Care welcome back Redbridge Jewish Community Day Centre members for in-person activity. 5. Jewish Care launched our innovative Housekeeping Academy programme, training Hospitality staff across our resources. 6. RAGS Golf tournament 50th anniversary raised £110,000 for Jewish Care, CST (Community Security Trust) and Sidney Gold RAGS Scholars.

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7. Celebrating Chanukah with Life President, Lord Levy, with CEO Daniel Carmel-Brown together with members and volunteers at the Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre at the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus. 8. Volunteers Wendy Pater, Rosalind Monnikendam and Hermoine Goodman were Platinum Jubilee Champion Award winners and nominees. 9. Local Angels Committee luncheon with Rachel Riley raises nearly £40,000 for services in Essex and East London. 10. Henny Franks, veteran and Holocaust survivor, member of the Holocaust Survivors’ Centre lays wreath on behalf of Jewish Care at Edgware Cenotaph. 11. Clore Tikva School children and members at Redbridge Jewish Community Centre enjoyed being together on Mitzvah Day. 12. In February, we held a tea for Holocaust survivors who received King’s Honours at our Holocaust Survivors’ Centre at the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus. We were joined by Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis KBE and Rachel Riley MBE.

Celebrating Pesach together at the mock Seder at The Zalman and Ruchi Noé Centre for people living with dementia at Sandringham.

Reporting

Our income

For the year ended 31 March 2023

Our expenditure

For the year ended 31 March 2023

Donations And Legacies £18,072,000

Capital Project Donations £2,150,000

Charitable Activities £39,037,000

Other Income £174,000

Investment Income £1,266,000

Care Homes £43,371,000

Day Centres £6,810,000

Retirement Living £5,425,000

Mental Health £2,757,000

Social Work £2,247,000

Indirect Community Services £983,000

Other Expenditure £385,000

Cost of Fundraising £3,760,000

Financial report

Our Bottom Line

Total charitable activities income for the Group before donations and other income was £39.0m (202122 £35.3m) with total charitable expenditure before depreciation of £58.1m (2021-22 £53.3m) resulting in a net operating loss before depreciation, donations, and other income of £19.1m (2021-22 net loss of £18.0m).

Our income

Charitable activities income was £39.0m in 2022-23 (2021-22 £35.3m) and is mainly fees paid by residents in our care homes and retirement living and local authorities on behalf of those residents who are funded by local authorities. Income has increased by 10.5% due to higher average occupancy in our care homes, inflation driven price rises in both our care homes and retirement living, and a full year of our newest retirement living scheme which accepted its first tenants in June 2021. Occupancy in our care homes at the beginning of 2021-22 was low at 433 beds occupied due to the impact of the pandemic and then increased to 502 beds occupied (86%) during March 2022 (of which, 25 related to Hyman Fine House which has since closed). Occupancy in our care homes increased from 86% in March 2022 to 91% in March 2023 (with 494 beds occupied out of 542).

Income from donations and legacies were £18.1m in 2022-23 (2021-22 £22.7m) representing a 29% decrease on the previous year. This was due to legacy income, which is inherently

volatile, being lower and 2021-22 included emergency pandemic donations and pandemic funding from the Government.

Expenditure on raising funds was 21% of donation and legacy income (202122 13%). Fundraising expenditure is higher than the previous year with the return to in person fundraising events linked to our normal fundraising events cycle, the annual fundraising dinner remained a virtual event in 2021-22 so direct costs were substantially lower.

Our Expenditure

Expenditure on our charitable activities for our care homes, Retirement Living, community centres and Social Work and Community Support service was £58.1m in 2022-23 (2021-22 £53.3m).

The care sector has seen many challenges over the years including recruitment and retention continues. Expenditure in our care homes was £43.4m (2021-22 £40.1m) and has increased by 8.2%. This is mainly due to a full year of our carers being paid the London Living Wage (Jewish Care implemented the London Living Wage in October 2021).

Expenditure in our Retirement Living schemes was £5.4m (2021-22 £6.0m), down from the previous year when we incurred one-off costs opening Pears Court Retirement Living apartments in June 2021.

Expenditure in our day centres was £6.8m (2021-22 £4.3m). This increase

reflects the continued re-opening of Day and Community Centre Services following the pandemic. Services were delivered in a digital and virtual format up until September 2021, and we then saw the slow and careful return to in-person activities in our day and community centre hubs. This transition saw the recruitment of many staff after a significant redundancy programme in 2020-21 with our combined inperson services now running alongside a digital and virtual format increasing our community engagement and development.

Expenditure in our mental health service was £2.8m (2021-22 £2.6m) reflecting the cost of the integrated mental health service provided by the Jewish Association for Mental Illness (JAMI).

Expenditure in our Social Work and Community Support service was £2.2m (2021-22 £2.2m). Our social work plays a pivotable and crucial role in the service admission process to our care homes, our Retirement Living schemes and all other communitybased services. The social work service does not attract any funding with the costs of this service being met in their entirety by donations.

In light of an increasingly challenging environment with competition and over-saturation a strategic decision was made to close our Redbridge and Southend homecare services in March 2022 with all clients supported in their transition to their provider of choice.

Financial report

Further analysis of the Group Charitable Activities (Operations) is as set out below:

Fund movements

Funds at 31 March 2023 £’000

Funds at 31 March 2022 £’000

Funds movement for the year £’000

General funds 41,62851,763(10,135)

Designated funds112,209109,1143,095

Restricted funds 3,5673,567-

Endowment funds 16,70517,025(320)

Pension fund (7,145)(8,041)896

Total funds 166,964173,428(6,464)

Fixed assets 140,264142,327(2,063)

Investments 32,77034,343(1,573)

Net current assets9,37520,599(11,224)

Loan due after one year(8,300)(15,800)7,500

Pension(7,145)(8,041)896

Net assets 166,964173,428(6,464)

Summarised accounts

for the year ended 31 March 2023

From our Trustees

The summarised accounts are a summary of information extracted from the annual accounts and contain information relating to the Statement of Financial Activities.

These summarised accounts may not contain sufficient information to allow for a full understanding of the financial affairs of the charity.

For further information, the full accounts, which received an unqualified audit opinion, should be consulted. Copies of these can be obtained from Jewish Care, Amélie House, Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus, 221 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9DQ.

The annual accounts were approved by the Trustees on 11 December 2023.

Residents light the Shabbat candles with carers at Jewish Care’s Anita Dorfman House care home at Sandringham

Board of Trustees

Spanning the period of 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023

Life President, President & Honorary Presidents

Life President The Lord Levy President Steven Lewis

Honorary Presidents Dame Gail Ronson DBE, Stephen Zimmerman

The Rt Hon Lord Young of Graffham CH, DL, PC, z’l (dec. Dec 2022)

Trustees

Chief Executive Daniel Carmel-Brown

Top Row Jonathan Zenios (Chair) Gayle Klein (Joint Vice Chair) Arnold Wagner OBE (Joint Vice Chair)

Julia Bekhor (res. May 2022), Michael Brodtman

Middle Row Stephanie Cooper (app. May 2022), Adam Dawson, Simon Friend, Harold Gittelmon, Leah Hurst

Bottom Row Jonathan Rose, Dr. Jonathan Shapiro (app. Jan 2022), Marcus Sperber, Amy Woolf (app Jan 22)

Key Stakeholder Groups

Jewish Care would not be able to do its vital work without the dedication of its staff, lay leaders, expert groups and committees.

Committees of the board

Clinical Governance Committee

Jonathan Shapiro (Chair) (appt. Mar 22)

Rachel Anticoni (res. March 23)

Asher Steene

Charles Daniels (appt. Jul 23)

Natalie Grazin (appt. Jul 23)

Simon Caplan

Simon Friend

Suzanne Joels

Julian Kurer (res. Mar 23)

Luci Daniels (res. Mar 23)

Simone Shelley (res. Mar 23)

Laurence Gold (res. Mar 23)

Community Services & Volunteers

Gayle Klein (Chair)

Harold Gittelmon

Ian Grant

Linda Bogod

Matthew Kayne

Michael Blake

Michael Radbil

Tamara Zenios

Finance, Audit and Investment

Michael Brodtman (Chair) (appt. Sep 22)

Graham Edwards (Chair) (res. Sep 22)

Jonathan Zenios

Stuart Roden

David Marks (res. Jun 22)

Suzi Wolfson

Fundraising Governance Committee

Gayle Klein (Chair)

Linda Bogod

Leah Hurst

Steven Lewis

Gerard Cohen

Philip Freedman CBE, KC (Hon)

Suzanne Jacobs

Amy Woolf (res. Nov 2022)

Andrew Freedman (app. Dec 2022)

Human Resources sub committee

Arnold Wagner OBE (Chair)

Richard Fox

Paul Godfrey

Lucie Roth

Jeff Wolfin

Tessa Arnold (appt. Jun 22)

Internal Audit, Assurance & Risk Committee

Stephanie Cooper (appt. Chair May 22)

Julia Bekhor (Chair, res. May 22)

Arnold Wagner OBE

Ian Colletts

Paul Godfrey

Daniel Lehmann

Simon Mann

Daniel Pike

Simon Wagman

Warren Taylor

Daniel Johanan

Nominations Committee

Jonathan Zenios (Chair)

Simon Friend

Gayle Klein

Arnold Wagner OBE

The Lord Levy

Steven Lewis

Stuart Roden

Property Strategy Group

Jonathan Rose (Chair)

Michael Brodtman

Matthew Weiner

Geoff Springer

David Pollock

Jon Gershinson

Sam Sherrard

Simon Moscow

Remuneration Committee REMCO

Arnold Wagner OBE (Chair)

Jonathan Zenios

Adam Dawson

Graham Edwards (res. Sep 22)

Residential Care Services Committee

Simon Friend (Chair|)

Amy Woolf

Andrew Layton

Helena Little

Jonathan Shapiro

Ruvi Bloom

Dr Vivienne Gould

Retirement Living Committee

Leah Hurst (Chair)

Alex Cowan

Debra Yudolph

Jonathan Rose

Matthew Weiner

Michelle Minsky (res. Mar 2023)

Key Stakeholder Groups

Committees

Dementia Consultative Group

Dr Vivienne Gould (Chair)

Dr Joan Bayes

Rabbi Amanda Golby

Michael Rose

Disability Services

Alex Cowan (Chair)

Simon Davies

Andrew Goodwin

Oliver Natelson

Rabbi Gideon Schulman

Jewish in Jewish Care

Harold Gittelmon (Chair)

Rabbi Miriam Berger

Rabbi Elchonon Feldman

Rabbi Akiva Rosenblatt

Michael Radbill

Marketing & Communications Advisory Committee

Heidi Johnson-Cash (Chair)

Russell Bahar

Patsy Bloom

Andrew Freedman

Andrew Layton

Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre Advisory Group

Michael Radbil (Chair)

Brian Bradley

Dr Jerome Cohen

Marcus Franks

Rony Sabah

Karen Simon

Diana Toeman MBE

Lea Winegarten

Patrons Committee

Steven Lewis (Chair)

Ed Barnett

Linda Bogod

Jonathan Zenios

John Heller

Andrew Klein

David Pollock

Stephen Zimmerman

Neil Hasson

Nicola Loftus

Alex Midgen

Quality & Customer Experience Committee

Harvey Zemmel (Chair)

David Brodtman

Marshall Cope

Stephanie Cooper

Michael Dashwood

Marilyn Russell (res. Jan 2022)

Karen Simon

Redbridge Jewish Community Centre Advisory Committee

Jon Jacobs (Chair)

Richard Bronzite

Sally Caplan

Rosalind Gold

Ian Grant

Howard Kemp

Martine Groman-Marks

Alan Weinberg MBE

Bridge Extravaganza Committee

Fundraising Committees

Thanks to all on the following committees who do so much to support Jewish Care.

Bridge Extravaganza

Patsy Bloom (Co-chair)

Susan James (Co-chair)

Loretta Burns

Adele Goldstein

Jacqueline Lawson

Ruth Masri

Jenifer Rosenberg OBE

Arlette Shamash

Nathalie Shashou

Rosalyn Springer

Ghita Tarn

Wendy Goodkind

Shirley Young

Bridge Queens

Jacqueline Lawson (Co-Chair)

Linda Bogod (Co-Chair)

Sandra Birnbaum

Tina Cole

Lisa Meir

Lois Winter

Pro-Am Golf Tournament

Jeremy Curtis (Co-Chair)

Charles Curtis (Co-Chair)

Richard Leslie

Mark Pears

Holocaust Survivors’ Centre Dinner

Linda Bogod (Chair)

Charlotte Philippsohn

Stephen Philippsohn

Alicia Lewis

Patti Green

Sue Pollock

Juliette Overlander

Talya Gordon

Michael Blake

Emma Freud

Georgia Morgan

Sarah-Jane Burstein

Debra Kluck

Melanie Gotleib

Woman of Distinction

Danielle Hess (Co-Chair)

Danielle Lipton (Co-Chair)

Miki Caplan

Natalie Cesman

Marcia Green

Emma Krais

Hannah Lewis MBE

Lynn Lindsay

Philippa Mintz

Jenifer Rosenberg OBE

Alison Toffel

ADGS

Harold Sorsky (Chair)

Sandra Sorsky

Tony Gerver

Michele Cohen

Business Group

Lord Leigh (Chair)

Tracey Alper

Daniel Amini

Michael Beagelman

Michal Berkner

Lee Cory

Beverley Cummin

David Curtis

Andrew Freedman

Gemma Godfrey

Elliot Gold

James Harding

Lucinda Kemeny

Erica Lawee

Daniel Lehmann

Charlotte Parnes

Dan Reinhold

David Reitman

Sam Riesenberg

Gary Rokenson

Bill Shaul

Mark Simon

Stephen Ziff

Stephen Zimmerman

Derek Zissman

Property Investment Group

Stephen Gevertz (Chair)

Ben Grossman

Oliver Kaufman

Philip Lewis

Steven Lewis

Joshua Kanter

Alex Bowman

Hayley Scott

Richard Starr

Matthew Weiner

Topland

David Pollock (Chair)

Chaim Aziz

Simon De Friend

Stacy Eden

Asher Golker

Benji Greenwold

Caroline Hanouka

Richard Harris

Mark Kingston

Nicola Kravitz

Steven D Lewis

Steven Lewis

Michael Marciano

Jay Marks

Peter Shasha

Matthew Tinger

Ryan Springer

Local Angels

Gayle Klein (Chair)

Mandy Cassen

Carley Chitticks

Yochy Davis

Maureen Diamond

Mandi Dobias

Suzanne Kaye

Karen Leibovitch

Michelle Lucas

Bernice Selby

Redbridge Sports & Entertainment/ RAGS Brochure

Andrew Klein (Chair)

Daren Burney

Simon Brody

Eddy Collins

Vince Goldstein

Steve Goldstone

Adam Shafron

Barry Soraff

Phil Spencer

Fundraising Committees

RAGS Golf

Andy Green (Chair)

Family Fun Day Committee

Bradley Krom

Zoe Lyons

Jordanna Hamilton-Levi

Marilyn Albert

Michael Albert

Nicky Starkowitz

Amy Woolf

Amanda Dysch

Jenna Kay

Coral Crann

Dee Beth

Mervyn Beth

Emma Gross

Friends of Sidney Corob House

Charlotte Polak ( Chair)

Jonathan Ainley

Rebecca Davidson

Ian Cohen

Nicki Cohen

Dalia Freedman

Friends of Stella & Harry Freedman House

Rosa Begon (Chair)

Sally Abraham

Sue Braham

Estelle Conway

Stephanie Dickens

Keith Gilston

Sheila Lawrence

Brandon Malinsky

Jackie Midda

Gloria Morgan

Norman Nygate

Jill Pivnik

Stanley Russell

Toni Steele

Raymond Turner

Friends of Stepney & Brenner

Janet Foster (Chair)

Denise Alexander

Julia Da Costa

Heather Duffy

Marie Joseph

Sandra Brandes

Claire Hartley

Geraldine Tuohy

Options Committee

Sandy Cohen (Co-Chair)

Andrea Kaplin (Co-Chair)

Paul Littman

Barry Bloombaum

Linda Bloombaum

Ruth Allen

Judith Littman

Adrienne Harris

Brian Rothfeder

Helen Rothfeder

Southend and District Aid Society

Geoff Cohen

Derek Silverstone

YJC Property Committee

Holly Nineberg (Co-Chair)

Jack Margolis (Co-Chair)

Ben Lewis

Emily Angel

Sam Gilman

Jonni Glick

Jake Rinsler

Joe Rosenblatt

Joshua Perlmutter

Marc Charles

Oliver Brecher

Aaron Reid

Roni Rosenberg

Ben Kanerick

Talia Jacobs

Zach Harris

YJC Essex Committee

Josh Wynne

Josh Dobias

Young Patrons Dinner Committee

Nicole Ashton (Chair)

Emma Freud

Daniel Dangoor

Jonathan Schogger

Natalie Dangoor

Sara Goldstein

Rob Sher

Tamar Linden

Deborah Abram

Tate Edwards

Hayden Grossman

Yasmin Sadik

Emma Pinto

Clark Norton

Friends of Rosetrees

Rita Roth (Chair)

Anne Phillips

RJCC Football Quiz

Jon Jacobs (Chair)

The Patrons Committee

Steven Lewis (Chair)

Ed Barnett

Linda Bogod

Neil Hasson

John Heller

Andrew Klein

Nicola Loftus

Alex Midgen

David Pollock

Jonathan Zenios

Stephen Zimmerman

Patrons

Jewish Care wishes to thank the following Patrons for their unstinting generosity.

4 Daughters Charitable Trust

Anthony Abrahams

Stephen & Hayley Allan

Lord Alliance of Manchester

Lisa & Paul Althasen

Ruth & Henry Amar

René & Lance Anisfeld

Argo Real Estate Limited

Edward Azouz

Leo Baeck Housing

Association Limited

Adrienne Baker

The George Balint Charitable Trust

The Paul Balint Charitable Trust

Rebecca & Ed Barnett

Nava & Jonathan Barnett

BDO LLP

Julia & Alan Bekhor

The Benecare Foundation

Lesley & Michael Bennett

Jaime & Daniel Benton

Jonathan Bergwerk

The Pauline and Harold Berman

Charitable Trust

Benson Black Memorial Trust

Carolyn & Harry Black

Debra & Neil Blair

Nicola & Julian Blake

Su & Michael Blake

Sir Victor & Lady Blank

Linda & Tony Bloom

The Patsy Bloom Charitable Trust

Bloomberg Philanthropies

The Bogod Family

The Sir Clive Bourne Family Trust

Bettina & Michael Bradfield

The Brecher Family

Peggy Brett

Consuelo & Anthony Brooke

Doreen Brown

Howard & Lesley Burkeman

Paula & Daren Burney

Susan & John Burns

Jackie & Richard Caring

Anzia & Paul Charney

Mr Alex Chesterman OBE & Mrs Angela Chesterman

Sir Trevor Chinn CVO & Lady Chinn CBE

Wendy & Andrew Cohen

J Coller Foundation

Simone & Simon Collins

Rhona & Simon Conway

The Harold & Daphne Cooper

Charitable Trust

Katie & Marcus Cooper

Sarah & Jason Cooper

The Sidney & Elizabeth Corob

Charitable Trust

Malcolm Dagul

David, Michael, Robert & Elie Dangoor

Brigitta & Manny Davidson

Sir Mick & Lady Davis

Beryl Davis & family

Rita & Stanley Davis

Sir Evelyn & Lady de Rothschild

Jonathan Dennis

Richard Desmond

James Diner

Marion & Anthony Diner

Sir Harry Djanogly CBE

Dollond Charitable Trust

Sir Lloyd Dorfman CVO CBE & Lady

Sarah Dorfman OBE

Dame Vivien Duffield DBE

In loving memory of Alfred A. Dunitz

Wendy & Michael Dunitz

Ruth & Martin Dunitz

NJD Charitable Trust

Graham Edwards & Georgina Black

The Esfandi Charitable Foundation

The Feldman Family

Beverley & Jonathan Feuer

Jacqueline & Steven Fine

Lord & Lady Fink

The Fisch Family

S and V Fobel

Debra Fox

Claire & Michael Francies

Michèle & Keith Freedman

Suzanne & Simon Friend

Shoshana Lyn Fuss

Galloway & Mann families

Sir David Garrard

Jackie & Michael Gee

The Nigel Gee Foundation

Harold & Jacqui Gittelmon

Jonathan & Rebecca Glassberg

Lynn & Stuart Glyn

Pierrette & Michael Goddard

Michelle & Paul Godfrey

Alison & Avi Goldberg

Carolyn & Michael Goldhill

Grete Goldhill

Norma & Alan Goldman

Family Goldmeier

Adele & Michael Goldstein

Edna & Peter Goldstein

Sharon & Jonathan Goldstein

Nicola & Vincent Goldstein

Jordan Max Goodman

Charitable Trust

Adrian Gordon

Green/Lawson Family

Tina & Philip Green

Naomi & Jeffrey Greenwood

Ben Grossmann

Patrons

Gundle Philanthropic Trust

Rochelle and Nicholas Hai

Caroline & Allen Hanouka

Jacqui & John Harris CBE

Richard Harris & Esther Isaacs

Jemma & Richard Harris

Mr Jonathan D Harris CBE & Mrs Jeniffer Harris

The Maurice Hatter Foundation

Lynda & Albert Hay

The Ernest Hecht

Charitable Foundation

Sir Michael & Lady Heller

Susan & Andrew Heller

Dr Terry & Mr John Heller

Reva & Nigel Henry

Ian Karet & Sara Hoffbrand

Harry Hyman

Sir George Iacobescu CBE & Lady Iacobescu

The J Isaacs Charitable Trust

Louise & Alan Jacobs

Susie & Barry Jacobs

The Jaffe Family

Susan & Stephen James

JOGRAM

Abbie & Mark Joseph

Jubilee Foundation

JUSACA Charitable Trust

Susan & Neville Kahn

Helene & Clive Kahn

Lord & Lady Kalms MBE

The Kaye Family

The Klein Family

Dawn & Michael Koby

Gerald Kraftman

Lauren & Michael Kraftman

The Kyte Charitable Trust

The Lambert Charitable Trust

Anita & Brook Land

Zara Land

Alfred Landecker Foundation

(made possible by Peter Harf)

Jackie & Melvin Lawson

Shirley Lawson

Laren & Mandell Families

Antonia & Peter Leach

Jane & Brian Leaver

The Lee Family

Morris Leigh Foundation

The Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust

Sharon & Henry Lennard

The Leslau Family

Lord & Lady Levy

The Ralph Levy Charitable Company

Dr Julian Lew KC & Mrs Margot Lew

Alicia & Steven Lewis

Hannah & David Lewis

Michelle & Steven Lewis

Hilda & Cecil Lewis Charitable Trust

Lewis, Press & Feinstein Families

Bernard Lewis Family Charitable Trust

Lord & Lady Livingston

The Locker Foundation

Lockton Real Estate and Construction

The Loftus Family

The Betty and Aubrey Lynes Family

Lynne & Brian Magnus

Paula Marber

Lorraine and Geoffrey Margolis

Rosemary & Michael Marks CVO, CBE

Selina & David Marks

The Alan Mattey Charitable Trust

Mr David Meller CBE & Mrs Wendy Meller

Jacqueline & Michael Meller

Lord Mendelsohn & Lady Mendelsohn CBE

Claire & David Menton

Jane & David Metter

Karen & Alex Midgen

Milton Damerel Trust

The Mintz Family

Elizabeth & Ashley Mitchell

Diana & Allan Morgenthau

Moss Family Charitable Trust

The Brian & Jill Moss Charitable Trust

The Rosemarie Nathanson

Charitable Trust

Nimrod Capital LLP

Sue & Leo Noé –

Rachel Charitable Trust

Louise & Michael Norton

Jennifer & Robert Ohrenstein

Peter Oppenheimer & Joanna Myers

Sonja & Tony Page

Midge & Simon Palley

Heidi & James Paradise

Pears Foundation

The Peires Family Foundation

Gail & Alan Philipp

Sara & Paul Phillips

Sue & David Pollock

Caroline & Lee Portnoi

Dr Simone Shelley & Michael Posner

Janis & Barry Prince & Family

RAGS

Alyson & Richard Rains

Caroline & Justin Randall

The Raven Charitable Trust

Regal London

The Reuben Foundation

R&H K Foundation

The Marc Rich Foundation

The Rind Foundation

Bianca & Stuart Roden

Rachel & Ben Rogoff

The Gerald and Gail Ronson

Family Foundation

Marcelle & Jonathan Rose

Stephen & Roberta Rosefield

Cecil Rosen Foundation

Ruth & David Rosenberg

Sue & Elliot Rosenberg

The Rosenfeld Charitable Trust

Rosetrees

Lynne & Nigel Ross

Lord Rothschild OM GBE

The Rubin Foundation

Marc Rubinstein & Judith Vandervelde

Roberto & Renata Ruhman

Lindsey & Gary Sacks

Edmond J Safra

Philanthropic Foundation

Nina & Roy Sandler

The Stanley Sanger Foundation

Sonia & Roy Saunders

Isabelle & Ivor Seddon

The Selig Charitable Trust

Bari & Alan Shaffran

Elena & Eli Shahmoon

Jane & Peter Shasha

KC Shasha Charitable Foundation

Loraine & Jeff Shear

David & Sandra Sheinman

Wendy Sheridan

Simon & Julia Sherrard

The Archie Sherman Charitable Trust

Melanie & Michael Sherwood

Charitable Foundation

Shoresh Charitable Trust

(Dr Ruth Borchard Gift)

James Shulman

The Slavin Foundation

Elizabeth & Nigel Sloam

The Sobell Foundation

Sir Harry Solomon

Angela & Harvey Soning

Sir Martin Sorrell

The Spalter Family

Rosalyn & Nicholas Springer

Patricia & Howard Stanton

Ingrid & Simon Sterling

Lord & Lady Sugar

The Monty Sumray Family Trust

Romie Tager KC & Esther Tager

Ghita & Norman Tarn

Julian Taylor

Topland Group

Walters Family Trust

Suzanne & Matthew Weiniger

Lucy & Matthew Weiner

Anna & Paul White MBE

The Hon Charles & Mrs Wigoder

The Maurice Wohl

Charitable Foundation

The Wolfson Family Charitable Trust

The Wolfson Foundation

Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust

David Wolfson KC & Louise Wolfson

Lord Leonard and Lady Estelle

Wolfson Foundation

Ruth, Lady Wolfson

Joanna & Charles Wolfson Townsley

Vivienne & David Woolf

Worth Charitable Trust

Karen & Anthony Yadgaroff

Lady Young

Mr Poju Zabludowicz & Mrs Anita Zabludowicz OBE

Dorit & Alex Zak

Sol Zakay

Eddie Zakay

The Deborah Louise Zamet

Charitable Foundation

Tamara & Jonathan Zenios

The Ziff Family

Laura & Stephen Zimmerman

Liya & Mike Zlotnik

Friends

Jewish Care is grateful to our Friends of Jewish Care for their continued generous support.

Fabiana & Miguel Abadi

Mandy & Bradley Abkin

Claire & Michael Abrahams

Patricia & Antony Abram

Acacia Trust

Philippa & Laurence Ackerman

Stephen Adler

AdMacro Ltd

Hermione & John Allen

Tirzah & Paul Arenson

Aspect Charitable Trust

Elizabeth & Mark Astaire

Pauline & Daniel Auerbach

Nicola & David Avery-Gee

Thomas Badian

Madeleine & Warren Baker

Rosamund & Paul Balcombe

Diane Barnett

Emma & Alex Barnett

Hana Rayner & Lionel Barnett

Suzanne & Keith Barnett

Fowzi Baroukh

Arlene Beare

Karen & Anthony Beare

Lord & Lady Bearsted

Donna Bengio

Jeremy Benisti

Elizabeth & Rupert Bennett

Lucy & Jack Bennett

Ann & Geoffrey Berger

Janet & Trevor Berkley

Tracy & Stuart Berkoff

Gillian & Robert Bernard

Daniel Bloch

Gisela & Tony Bloom

Gabrielle & Nigel Bobroff

Joshua Bouaziz

Karen & Oliver Bradley

Brampton Charitable Trust

Andrea & Micky Breuer-Weil

Helen & Peter Briess

Briess Rayner Charitable Trust

Caroline & Alan Brill

Mrs Cheryl Brodie & Mr David Brodie OBE

Brendan Brown

Gail & Anthony Brown

Professor Edwina Brown

Pauline & David Butterworth

Monique & Lewis Cadji

Susan & Patrick Campbell

Susi & Roger Camrass

Naomi & Daniel Carmel-Brown

Cecil Rosen Foundation

Natalie & Alan Cesman

Valerie & Brian Chalfen

Helena & Martin Clarke

Hilary & Roger Cohen

Janet & Shraga Cohen

Joy & Daniel Cohen

Marie-Hélène & Andrew Cohen

Merlis & David Cohen

Noeleen & John Cohen

Noreena Hertz & Danny Cohen

Smadar & David Cohen

Louise & Daniel Coleman

Lord & Lady Collins of Mapesbury

Rhonda & Richard Collins

Sue & Frank Collins

The Colonel W.H Micholls Dec’d

Charitable Trust

Sharon & Toby Coppel

Erika Crocker

Zoe & James Croock

Elaine & Jeremy Curtis

Curtis Charitable Trust

Norma & Jack Cynamon

Gabrielle & Lee Dagul

Daniel Dangoor

Libby & Simon Dangoor

Rebecca & Jack Davidson

Benjamin Davis

Rochelle & Stephen Davis

Davis-Rubens Charitable Trust

Debbie & Adam Dawson

Janneke Scholten & Adam Dawson

Miel de Botton

Elisa & Alex Dell

Mr Paul Dewinter & Mrs Judy

Dewinter BEM

Mr Jonathan Dimson & Dr Jane Neerkin

Professor Elroy & Dr Helen Dimson

Saul Doctor

Joshua Domb

Danielle & Brian Donne

Amy Dorfman

DS Real Estate

In loving memory of Alfred A. Dunitz

Alessandra & Marco Dwek

Elana & Eden Dwek

Julian Dwek

Daniella & Adino Ebrahimoff

Dara & David Ebrahimoff

Sophie & Paul Eden

Mr Daniel Ehrlich & Dr Louise Howard

Adrienne & Mark Ehrnreich

Frances & Paul Elster

Beverley & Steven Emden

The Emmes Foundation

Mr David Ereira OBE & Mrs Vivien Ereira

David Esterkin & Marli Stein

Fairacre Properties

Tania & Howard Falk

Priscilla & Alan Fenton

Claudia & Richard Fetterman

Judith & Simon Fine

Cassie & Mathew Finn

Mr & Mrs Edward Fleischmann

Mr Mark Flenner & Ms Juliet Nardi

Barbara & Stephen Forman

Clive Fortes

James Fox

Judy & David Fox

Philip Freedman CBE QC (Hon) & Rhona Freedman

Sir Bradley & Lady Fried

Michelle & James Frost

Yakir Gabay

Natasha Garbacz

Nathan Gelber

Mr Jonathan Geller & Ms Karen Mattison MBE

Ruth & Mark Geller

Caroline & Alex Gerbi

Amanda & Mark Gershinson

Helen & Jon Gershinson

Cassandra & Stephen Gevertz

Leslie Gilbert

Lindsey & David Gilbert

Mr Michael Gilbert & Dr Shelley Gilbert MBE

GLPG

Sarah & James Glyn

Debra & Mark Gold

Family Goldberg

Michelle & Jonathan Goldberg

Ms Ylana Roback & Mr Michael Goldberg

Juliet & Adam Goldin

The Goldser Foundation

Mr Philip Goldsmith & Ms Kim Ross

Ann & Ronnie Goldstein

David Goldstein

Lara & Michael Goldstein

Susan Charles & Richard Goldstein

Galit & Steven Goldstone

Loretta & Michael Goldstone

Helene & Julian Goodman

Talya & Grant Gordon

Dr Alex & Mrs Laura Gordon

Elizabeth & Lawrence Gould

Jenna Kay

Gilly Gray

Ruth & Melvyn Green

Susan & Ellis Green

Natalie Greenwold and family in loving memory of Philip

Shoshana & Joel Greenwood

Emma & Antony Grossman

Grovepoint Investment Management

Mr Henry Grunwald OBE KC & Mrs Alison Grunwald KC

Deborah & Kevin Gundle

Barbara & Michael Haringman

Trudy & Sivi Harounoff

Loretta & Ronnie Harris

Marilyn & Michael Harris

Sheila & Howard Harris

Lisa & Stephen Harrison

Georgina & Daniel Hirschovits

Elizabeth & Michael Hirst

Simone & Barnett Horwitz

Jess & Eli Houri

Leah & Adam Hurst

Sara & Phillip Hyman

Gina & Vivian Imerman

David Ingram

Dan Irroni

Frances & Barrow Isaacs

Mandy & Tim Isaacs

Mr Marc Israel & Miss Carolyne Ellis

J & M Trust

Carole & John Jackson

Debbie & Andrew Jacobs

Professor Howard & Mrs Sandra Jacobs

Suzanne & Nigel Jacobs

Daniel Jaffe

The Jane & Mike Grabiner

Charitable Trust

Carolyn & Nicholas Joels

Dr Suzanne Joels &

Mr Andrew Morgan

Denise & David Joseph

Gabrielle & Adam Joseph

Brenda Josephs

Rosalind & David Judah

Jackie & Michael Karp

Rachel Karp

Lisa & Roger Kay

Joseph Kenley

Vanessa & Simon Kenley

Clare & David Kershaw

Ann & Charles Kessler

Samantha & Michael Kingsley

Klahr Charitable Trust

Eva Klein

Mr Saul Klein OBE & Ms Daniella Jaff-Klein

Gemma & Jason Kluk

Marcia & David Korman

Kramer Charitable Trust

Caron & Ian Krieger

Dr Julian Kurer & Dr Michelle Kurer

Jonathan Kustow

Sacha & Max Kyte

Rosalind & Barry Landy

Tracy & David Landy

Shirley Lane

Maurice Lawee

Berta & Leon Lazarus

Sandy Boss & Ian Lazarus

Helen & Freddy Lehmann

Alan Leibowitz & Barbara Weiss

Robert Leigh

Ruth & Phillip Leigh

Benjamin Leslie

Ilana & Marc Lester

Pamela Lester

Emma & Martin Leuw

Elizabeth & Lionel Leventhal

Gillian & Dennis Levine

Joanne & Steven Lewis

Lauren & Benjamin Lewis

Linda & Geoffrey Lewis

Friends

Victor Librae

Anne Joseph & James Libson

Danielle & Sam Lipton

Alex & Elliot Lipton

Louise & Darren Litton

Marianne & Herbert Lobl

Michelle & Garry Lucas

Samantha & Jonathan

Lustig-Feldman

Samantha & Russell Lux

M and C Trust

Mactaggart Third

Sherrill & Barry Maisel

Belinda Marks

Mignon & Adam Marks

Jeanette & Michael Marx

Maslow Capital

Fiorella & Stephen Massey

Jodie Mattey

Emma & Brian May

Alison & Mitchell Mendel

Heather & Robert Meyer

Michaela & Nathaniel Meyohas

The Michael & Anna Wix

Charitable Trust

The Michael & Ilse Katz Foundation

Lesley & Leslie Michaels

Joanna Millan

Eileen & Mendel Miller

John Miller

Natalie & Rob Miller

Sharon & Malcolm Miller

Suzie & Andrew Miller

The Mishcon Family Charitable Trust

Carolyn & Mark Mishon

Ben Missri

Robyn & Gary Mond

Mr Leslie Morgan OBE DL & Ms

Rebecca Rubenstein

Susan & Howard Morgan

Jennifer & Andrew Morris

Myra & Philip Morris

Robert Morris

The Morris Charitable Trust

David Morrison

Maxwell Morrison

Charlotte & Paul Munford

The Muriel & Gershon Coren

Charitable Foundation

Mr Jonny Myers & Dr Karen Grossmark

Faye & Daniel Naftalin

Louise Naftalin

Elizabeth & Tristan Nagler

Louise & Saul Nathan

Martin Nathan

Fiona & Peter Needleman

The New Era Endowment

Michal & Zvi Noé

Melanie & Saul Nurtman

Juliette & Michael Overlander

Rabbi Daniella Kolodny & Mr Robert Owen

Melissa Sherling & Benjamin Paisner

Lord Pannick KC & Lady Pannick

Ms Laura Marks OBE & Mr Dan Patterson

Karen & Ian Paul

Maurice Peltz

Charlotte & Steven Philippsohn

Mr Bradley Phillips & Mrs Lucinda

Kemeny

Michelle & Adam Plainer

Claudia & Jonathan Plant

Lior & Craig Pollack

Lynne & Mark Pollack

Sandra & Jonathan Putsman

Greg Rack

Stephen Raingold & Catherine Jones

The Ramar Charitable Settlement

Claire & Robert Randall

The Rapp Family

Mr Simon & Dr Sharon Raymond

Caroline & Ashley Reeback

Tori & James Reichman

Philip Reid

Mr & Mrs Rembaum

Martin & Linda Reuben

Mr & Mrs Robin Richards

Shelley Jacobson & Brendan

Robinson

Pamela & Nick Roditi

Kimberley & Nick Rose

The Rose Foundation

Mrs Jenifer Rosenberg OBE

Hilary & Clive Ross

Jane Roth

Loretta & Brian Rubins

Professor Mike & Mrs Barbara

Rubinstein

Julie & Neil Russell

Nicky & Michael Sacher

Jo & Simon Sadie

Caroline & Gerry Samuels

Gail & Michael Sandler

Jonathan Schogger

Mandy & David Seal

The Sefton Myers Charitable Trust

Josephine & Richard Segal

Fiona & Jonathan Seitler

Ian Selby

Masako & David Semaya

Samantha & Daniel Sevitt

Michal & Roy Shaby

Gabrielle & Steven Sharpe

Andrea & Timothy Shaw

Debra & Barry Shaw

Louise & Benjamin Ewan Shaw

The Sheila & Denis Cohen

Charitable Trust

Paul Sheldon

Chantal & James Sheridan

Katie & Ben Shooter

Lisa & Simon Shulman

Masonic Lodge of Tranquility

Helen & John Simon

Zoe & Archie Sinclair

Sylvia Slifka

Lilian Slowe

Adrian Smaus

Ruth & Jeremy Smilg

Mandy & Lewis Smith

Natalie & David Smith

The Sol & Lillie Teff Foundation

Karin & Richard Solomons

Tamara & Bruce Somer

David Sonn & Alison Fine

Helen Sonnenthal

Katie & Barry Soraff

Sandra & Harold Sorsky

Elizabeth & Boris Sosna

Hazel Spear

Denise & Ivor Spiro

Shirley & Anthony Spitz

Toni & David Spitz

Elaine & Geoffrey Springer

Leonie & Philip Stein

Max Steinberg

Mr Tim Steiner OBE

Nicola & Andrew Stewart

Philippa & Jimmy Strauss

Josef Sucharewicz

Janice & Peter Sugarman

Livia & Lawrence Sugarman

Sarah & Richard Sultman

Natalie & David Tahan

Jason Taitz

Nufar & Yaron Tal

Beverley & David Tankel

Angela & David Taylor

Karen Ackerman & Warren Taylor

Carole Tisch

Jenny & Laurence Tish

Dr Jan Toledano & Mr Daniel

Toledano QC

Michael Tory

Rochelle & Marc Trup

Rita & Barry Tucker

Raymond Turner

Vernon, May and Joyce Cohen Charitable Trust

Michele & David Vogel

Simon Wagman & Family

Ros & Harvey Wagman

Mr Arnold Wagner OBE & Mrs Sandra Wagner

Denise & Geoffrey Walters

Marion & Michael Warshaw

Jonny Waxman & Samantha Waxman QC

Carolyn & Miles Webber

Françoise & David Winton

Michelle & Richard Wolff

Anna & Clive Wolman

Shelley & Merrick Wolman

Amy & Matthew Woolf

Dr & Mrs Robin Woolfson

Stas Yoffe

Karen & Alon Zakaim

Naomi Zamet

Suzanne & Michael Zeitlin

Clare & Daniel Zinkin

Jacqui & Peter Zinkin

Debbie & Derek Zissman

Young Patrons

Jewish Care is delighted to have the support of our Young Patrons.

Lauren & Daniel Abrams

Taliya Ambalo

Nicole & James Ashton

Lisa Barash

Charlotte & Alex Baroukh

Sofia & Jamie Beale

William Beresford

Stuart Bernstein

Victoria Bernstein & Cyril Temim

Joe Binder

Rachel & Ashley Blake

David Blanga

Jonathan Blausten

Lewis & Natalie Blitz

Gabrielle Field & Ben Blume

Sabrina Brecher

Oliver Brecher

Emily & Oliver Brill

Simon Broch

Dean Brodesky

Cody Bull

Tom Cantor

Emily Caplan

Joshua Carmel-Brown

Sam Cicurel

Daniel Cohen

Joshua Cohen

Annabel Coleman & Sam Sutton

Emma Collett

Malie & Michael Conway

Louise & Garry Crystal

Nicole Dallal

Grace Davidson

Adam Doffman

Oliver Donne

Adam Dreyfuss

Tate Edwards

Phanella Mayall Fine & Richard Fine

Marc Foster

Simon Fox

Shelley & Paul Frankel

Alfred Gherson

Amalia Gherson

Aurora Gherson

Richard Gold

Lucy Goldbart

Avi & Shoshi Goldberg

Emily & James Goldstein

Cassie & Guy Goodall

Hayley & Daniel Grant

Ian Grant & Hannah Stephenson

Patti & James Green

Benjamin Greenwold

Josh Greibach

Natasha Grossman

Marcus Grossman

Jenna Harris

Georgia & Edward Harrison

Samuel Heitlinger

Sam Helfgott

Maxwell Heller

Jonathan Hill

Lauren & David Hirschfield

Lauren & Mark Hirschfield

Sara & Jonathan Hirschfield

Guy Horne

Emily & Sam Jacobs

Emily & Tony Jacobs

Adiva & Samuel Kalms

Vanessa Kandiyoti

James Keisner

George Kestel

Alan Kestel

Adam Klein

Samuel Koch

Ashleigh & Daniel Lasry

Jayne Lawson

Charlotte & Mark Lazarus

Daniel Lehmann

Viv & Andrew Levene

Lynsey & Benjamin Lever

Danielle & Jonathan Levine

Gabriella & Ben Levy

Martha Levy

Rachel Levy

Zak & Tamar Linden

Claudia & Adam Lipman

Jacob Loftus

Sara & Adam Margolis

Simon Marks

Chloe Marlow

Cassy & Mark Martell

James Meller

Jonathan Meller

Sam Mintz & Abigail Goldblatt

Simon Mostyn

Ilana & Rob Murray

Julie & Simon Murray

Robert Myerson

Katie Neville

Adam & Ana Newman

Clark Norton

Jake Norton

Charlotte & Mark Pasha

Adam Paulden

Sophia Phillips

Marianne Phillips

Michael Pine

Tommy Pinhas

Leigh & Anthony Plaskow

Ben & Emily Poster

Hannah-Beth & Daniel Price

Jess & Jourdan Rajwan

Alexandra & Dan Rickman

Claudia Roden

Nat Roden

Ben Rodol

Ethan Rosen

Natasha & Michael Rosen

Jessica & Daniel Rosenberg

Abigail & Daniel Roston

Natalia Sassoon

David & Sophie Schogger

Caroline Sciama

David Searle

Lucy & Jonathan Selby

Sophie & Adam Shafron

Amanda Shahmoon

Lauren Shahmoon

Alex & Lara Shamash

Lana Landenberg & Benjamin Shem-Tov

Rob Sher & Eli Clinton-Davis

Antonia & Ralph Sherman

Ruth & Maxime Sieradzki

Max Silver and Thibault Mangin

Zack Silver

Shoshi & Benjamin Silverblatt

Brooke & Shaun Simons

Nick Simons

Charlotte & Jonny Sitton

Daniel Sonn

Alex & Anna Springer

Benjamin Stelzer

Roxie & Daniel Sterling

Jake Sugarman

Lisa & Darren Swabel

Suzanne & Joseph Tager

Richard Taube

David Tawil

Naomi Testler

Michael Tucker

Joanne & Jacob Turner

Suzy Margulies & Benjamin Vos

Aaron Wachsmann

Louise & Ben Waidhofer

Joanna & Paul Walker

Arielle Weinzweig

Verity & Gabriel Weisz

Jessica & Elliot Werth

Timothy West

Baruch Wiesenberg

Jemma & Adrian Winburn

Joanne & Simon Wolanski

Daniel Zakay

Sophie & James Zimmerman

Young Patrons Dinner Committee

Legators

Jewish Care send their condolences to the loved ones of the following people who sadly passed away and generously left a legacy to Jewish Care – for which we are deeply grateful.

Edward Abrahams

Benny Ahronee

Harold Ainsworth

Erna Angus

Arthur Baker

Leslie Barnett

Michael Barnett

Norman Barnett

Paul Barnett

Irene Barry

Joseph Berke

Phyllis Brahame

Maureen Bretstein

Norman Brill

Jacob Broad

Anne Brown

Olga Chinn

Stanley Cirsch

Alice Cohen

Joseph De Jongh

Nina Drucker

Martin Edwards

Laurence Epps

Daniel Estermann

Yetta Faith

Nita Fernandez

Harold Finlay

Hedi Frankl

Eric Gelber

Peggy Gershon

Gertrude Ginsbury

Marion Goodman

Mirette Gore

Norma Green

Ruth Green

Sylvia Green

Edith Greenwood

Simon Harounoff

Lalla Hurst

Dora Jones

Michael Karny

Betty Keeps

Justin Kornberg

Sarah Kosher

Stephen Krestin

Betty Krieger

Helen Lazarus

Edith Levens

Audrey Levy

Sidney Lipman

Boguslawa Liszek

Siegbert Mandelbaum

Hettie Marks

Martin Marshall

Josephine Meisels

Sylvia & Stanley Moss Trust

Marilyn Murgraff

Kenneth Murray

Henrietta Nathan

Sybil Nathan

Augustus Newmark

Jochi Nyman

Evelyn Osterweil

Sylvia Pizer

Sonia Pollock

Brian Redbart

Anita Redman

Anita Regal

Valerie Reuben

Barbara Reynold

Jeffery Rose

Lionel Rose

Anita Ross

Elaine Ross

Marion Rubin

Paul Samet

Vivienne Sheridan

Beryl Shisler

Benjamin Silkoff

Joyce Silverman

Michael Silverston

Ruth Simmons

Flora Somekh

Alfred Sparlin

David Specterman

Harold Stein

Vivienne Stoll

The Dowager Lady Swaythling

Winifred Wartski

Rodney Wasserson

Vivienne Weitzman

Michael Weyl

Cyril Wick

Margaret Wolfson

“My mum, Bertie Rose z’l, was a volunteer and Jewish Care meant everything to her. That’s why I’m leaving them a gift in my Will.” Brian Rose, Legacy Pledger

Henry Glanz, Holocaust survivor and member of Jewish Care’s Brenner Stepney Jewish Community Centre

Thanks

Thank you to everyone whose support underpins everything we do.

During these financially challenging times, Jewish Care remains grateful for the continued support of the many organisations, charitable trusts and statutory bodies which continue to fund our work. Income of this type permits us to maintain our services and helps us plan to respond to emerging changes in community needs.

We would like to thank (in no particular order) the Department of Health and Social Care, the boroughs of Barnet, Bournemouth, Brent, Brighton and Hove, Bromley, Camden, Ealing, Enfield, Essex, Hackney, Hammersmith & Fulham, Haringey, Hertfordshire, Harrow, Hillingdon, Isle of Wight, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Redbridge, Surrey, Southend-on-Sea, Swansea, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Westminster, East Sussex, Westminster, West Sussex, Councillor Caroline Clapper (Watling Ward) of Hertfordshire County Council, Councillor Jas Athwal (Mayfield) Leader of Redbridge County Council and Wes Streeting MP (Ilford North) of Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, The Sidney Gold Community Trust Fund, The Rayne Trust, Maurits Mulder Canter Charity, UJIA, Redbridge ICB, North East London ICB, North West London ICB, Camden & Islington

Mental Health, Cambridgeshire & Peterborough ICB, Barnet Carers Hub, Age UK Barnet, Compassion in Dying, the family of the late Maurice Lawson, the family of the late Betty and Aubrey Lynes, The Jewish Agency for Israel, English Community Care Association, National Association of Jewish Care Homes, Barnet LINK,The Childwick Trust, The Hirschel Foundation, Skills for Care, Jack Petchey Foundation, J E Posnansky Charitable Trust, The Ian Karten Charitable Trust, M.K. Rose Charitable Trust, Jewish Joint Burial Society, The Children’s Aid Committee Charitable Fund, All Aboard, Ellis Birk Youth Trust, The Hobson Charity Limited, The Rose Foundation, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Foundation and M & C Trust.

We are grateful for the continued support and advice given to Jewish Care by the Community Security Trust. We would also like to thank the Committee for Jewish Claims in Austria and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany, Inc.

We also thank those organisations we work in partnership with, to support Jewish Care and those who rely on us, including AJR, Camp Simcha, Care England, Chai Cancer Care, Canary Wharf Group, Ezra Umarpeh, GIFT,

Good Things Foundation, Holocaust Education Trust, Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, Hermolis, JAMI, Jewish Blind & Disabled, Jewish Deaf Association, Jewish Temporary Shelter, Jewish Volunteering Network, JLiving, Kehillas Federation (KF), London Beth Din (KLBD) National Care Forum, Necessitous Ladies Fund, North London Hospice, Oxford and St. George’s, Sephardi Kashrut Authority (SKA), Southend Association of Voluntary Service, Chabad, the Reform & Liberal Synagogue Movement, United Synagogue and the S & P Sephardi Community.

And finally, thank you to all our individual donors and volunteers without whom so much of our work would not be possible.

Jewish Care has achieved so much over its rich history born out of working in partnership with others thanks to the incredible kindness, dedication and commitment of our supporters, volunteers, staff, committees, expert groups and members of both the community and wider community.

We are grateful to all those who support us and make our work possible.

You can support us by calling 020 8922 2600 or email donations@jcare.org

You can volunteer with us by calling 020 8922 2405 or email volunteering@jcare.org

You can lead with us by lending your skills and expertise by joining one of our many committees by calling 020 8922 2405 or email volunteering@jcare.org

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Jewish Care

Amélie House, Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus

221 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9DQ

Telephone: 020 8922 2222

jewishcare.org

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