Religion Charities That specialise in Judaism

Yad Be Yad works to promote Jewish faith across the UK community. Organising activities and providing financial grants to vulnerable to members of the community.

Religious, social, education and burial activities

To advance education in Jewish law and ritual primarily for Jewish women for whom it is widely recognised that they have been excluded from this opportunity, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants and bursaries to enable Jewish women to study at institutions of advanced Jewish learning in the UK and abroad, and by providing lectures and publications.

The Promotion and Encouragement of the Practice and Study of the Jewish Religion.

The charity makes grants to charitable institutions whose objects are to advance religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith & to educational institutions.

Relief of Poverty & Advancement of Jewish Education.

Lincolnshire Jewish Community is affiliated to Liberal Judaism and provides religious services to the community in Lincolnshire.

The charity promotes awareness of the jewish religion and culture via the use of a mobile-home known as a "Mitzvah Tank". The vehicle is equiped with religious and educationalmaterial and artefacts and travels to areas known to be suitable for this activity.

Advancement of the Jewish religion for the public benefit including but not limited to providing educational opportunities to assist people in carrying out their religious beliefs; the advancement of education, the prevention and relief of poverty

Managing the activities of the Chaplains for the Jewish Students of East Anglia

The objectives of the charity are the advancement of the Jewish Orthodox faith religious education and relief of poverty and infirmity. The charity achieves its objectives by making financial grants to or on behalf of individual recipients and to partner institutions.

The objects of the charity shall be the relief of poverty and the relief of the ill, feeble and frail among persons of the jewish faith throughout the world primarily but not exclusively among such persons living in israel or the united kingdom.

The principal activities of the charitable company in the year under review were that of the advancement of education and religious practice in accordance with the teachings of the Orthodox Jewish faith,and the relief of poverty.

Providing financial assistance to qualifying students either directly from the charity or indirectly from other bodies. Providing useful information regarding Higher Education in the UK and providing support to other organisations that offer Financial support to Scholars, Survivors and Refugees.

TEACHING OF THE TORAH, TALMUD AND OTHER JEWISH TEXTS AND SCRIPTURES, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ONLINEANY SUCH OTHER ACTIVITIES CHARITABLE IN LAW WHICH THE TRUSTEES CONSIDER WILL GENERALLY FOSTER THE SPIRIT AND PRACTICE OF TRADITIONAL JUDAISM.

Having erected a statue of the most important Jewish woman in medieval England, Licoricia of Winchester, and her son Asher, at the Discovery Centre Library in central Winchester near where she lived, we are now undertaking associated educational work.

The advancement of the Orthodox Jewish religion in accordance with the principles of Chabad Lubavitch.

We give grants to individuals raising money for charity, especially those who are giving their own time and effort.We also give directly to other charities.Our priorities are Cancer, Alzheimers, Great Ormond St, National Trust and other medical, jewish, educational, community and childrens' charities in the UK.

Sephardi Voices UK records oral history interviews with Jews from North Africa, Middle East and Iran who now live in the UK. Interviews are deposited for public access at the British Library. SVUK has trained interviewers, supported other oral history projects, and produces short testimony films that are used in educational contexts.

Establishing an "Eruv" - a geographical area within which Orthodox Jews may carry items and push wheelchairs and buggies on the Sabbath.Applying for planning permission, liaising with public authorities and preparing for construction of the boundary poles/wires in the Mill Hill area.

Education and training Annual full day Conference and intermediate lectures Continual contact with Polish survivors of Holocaust. Providing assistance to them. Sponsoring research.

PROMOTION OF JEWISH LIFE IN LONDON AND TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM FOR ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN LONDON JEWRY AND THE GLA

The advancement the Orthodox Jewish faith, the relief of financial hardship and poverty and the relief of sickness and preservation of health for the public benefit by making grants for such purposes.

The education and training of young people

The advancement of Jewish religious and educational institutions both in the United Kingdom and Israel.