Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

The principle activity is the education, relief and advancement in life of Jewish children and youth under the age of 25 and to enable such children and youth to develop their physical, spiritual and mental capacities.

Organises lectures, seminars and workshops for members and the public. Publishes guides to the study of Jewish Genealogy available to all, a journal (Shemot) and newsletter. Operates a library open to all by arrangement. Promotes research into Jewish family history. Provides websites open to all containing details of more than 1000 Jewish communities in Great Britain.

The charity provides a Sunday morning cheder (religious class) for Jewish boys and girls aged between four and twelve/thirteen years from the Merseyside Jewish community.

The trust was established with the proceeds of the sale of the Aria College, Southsea, Portsmouth, for the purposes of providing scholarships or bursaries to young men, not exceeding the age of 35 years, being natives of Great Britain for training as jewish ministers on orthodox judaical principles at such college or institution as the trustees may determine.

The Charity's principal aims and activities are to relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, and to assist children throughout the world without consideration of race or colour.

The Charity deals with general charitable purposes. In particular we promote education/training, relief of poverty, overseas aid and famine relief, religious activities. We help children/young people, elderly/old people, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin, other charities/voluntary bodies. In general we carry out the above by making grants available to individuals and organisations.

The object of the Association is to grant relief and assistance in the cases of need to members of the Association, their families or their dependants.

JAT provides support and counselling for Jewish people living with HIV and their families/carers. It also promotes awareness of sexual health issues; provides outreach and education & challenges stigma about STIs and HIV in & outside the Jewish community.

Provision of residential, nursing, dementia and respite care

The advancement and promotion of - The Jewish Religion and - Jewish education.

To provide education and training for young Jewish people.To provide funds for students.

To provide for the spiritual and welfare needs of the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation

Provision of burial and cremation facilities to both members of synagogues, funeral subscribers and non-members.

We aim to provide on a non-profit basis a secular and religious education for Jewish boys and girls.

To make grants for education & research.These activities are usually in an agricultural or rural context and often relate to new immigrants to Israel

To provide Jewish children with a strictly Orthodox Jewish Religious Education and an excellent secular education.

The advancement of research and education in the field of Hebrew and Jewish Studies

The charity promotes, fosters and advances the Jewish religion and way of life in all of its aspects, both religious and secular.

Undertaking and promoting research into the history of German-speaking Jews, publishing, organising conferences, seminars and lectures.

The objects ofthe trust are to support Orthodox Jewish Educational Activities and other charitableactivities especially for the benefit of the poor and needy.

Community centre and sports club

Synagogue and Jewish community

To promote advancement of the Jewish religion by facilitating the initiation of male Jewish children into the Covenant of Abraham

The Charity makes donations for the benefit of children and other charitable causes.The Charity sponsors visits to Childrens' care homes and hospices by the theatrical group, Magical Quests.The Charity supports the Society of Friends of Jewish Refugees and the Cinematograph Trades Benevolent Fund.

Welfare, educational and religious activities within Commonwealth communities.