Annual Review 2018/19 Who we are Our values Everything we do is underpinned by the following values: Jewish Care is the largest health and social care charity serving the UK Jewish community in and the South East. Every single week we touch the lives of over EXCELLENCE 10,000 people. INNOVATION Our vision and mission COMPASSION Jewish Care’s vision is of a society where people support and care about one another and are able to participate fully in their community. Our INCLUSIVE mission is to enable Jewish people to do this, by delivering care and support that recognises and promotes Jewish values. INTEGRITY That’s why we provide care in a way that celebrates the religious, cultural, social and historical bonds that unite the Jewish people. Respect for our clients’ Jewish identity – regardless of the level or nature of their religious observance – is at the heart of all that we do. We offer help, advice and Our objectives advocacy through a wide range of residential, day care and outreach services. These include care homes, independent living, community centres, as well as social work, support groups and a helpline.

We provide specialist services for older people, people with mental health needs, individuals with physical and sensory disabilities, Holocaust Promoting Strengthening Enhancing our community Survivors, people who are living with dementia and for those who are wellbeing value caring for others.

Contents 3 A message from our President, Chairman & CEO 4–7 Promoting wellbeing 8–11 Strengthening community 12–15 Enhancing value 16–18 Financial report and accounts 19 How did we do? 20–21 Our year in photos 22–23 Service guide 24 Trustee and organisation list

2 A message from our President, Chairman and CEO It has been another positive year for Jewish Care, albeit in a period of continued challenge and, for Jewish Care, some change. Three long standing Jewish Care Trustees stepped down from their roles after 25 years of collective service. Debra Fox, Michael Blake and Antony Grossman have all helped shape Jewish Care into the organisation it is today, and we are so The state of funding for social care remains a key feature of public discourse, grateful for the contribution they have made. As part of this change, we and, as always, costs continue to rise. Jewish Care has played an active role were also delighted to announce the appointment of four new Trustees. In in discussions with both central and local government, seeking to ensure the world of social care, change is constant and brings opportunity with it funding for care services is addressed as policy develops. Everything we do too. We continue working hard to ensure we provide quality services, whilst continues to be underpinned by Jewish values and ethics and we continue building to meet the future needs of our community. to provide much-needed support to many thousands of people and their families. Overall, the organisation is in an extremely strong position, with all We have progressed well with the development of our Sandringham of our care homes rated as ‘Good’ by CQC. campus, where phase one has included the building of Anita Dorfman and Wolfson Assisted Living. The building of phase two of All of these developments and the impact we’ve made, which you will Sandringham, which will include the development of The Ronson Family read about in this annual review along with our aspirations for the year Community Centre and Pears Court independent living also continues to ahead, would simply not be possible without the generosity of our loyal progress well in order to meet the growing needs of the local community supporters. They are all here for Jewish Care just as we are here for them, in and its surrounding areas. February marked a particularly should they ever need us. In addition, we owe an enormous debt of special time in the year for us with tenants moving into our new gratitude to the thousands of wonderful volunteers who continue to independent living scheme, Wohl Court in . Other significant support our fantastic workforce from 70 different nations – all here to developments included us having to make the difficult decision to close serve one community – our community. Rubens House. Any decision to close a home or resource is a difficult decision to us. However, we are operating in a market of significant change. We continually assess our ability to provide services at the standard expected and in a manner that is financially sustainable and Rubens House was built over 50 years ago to meet the care needs of a Steven Lewis Daniel Carmel-Brown The Lord Levy different generation. Chairman Chief Executive President

3 Promoting Wellbeing

What we achieved: Future aims:

In February, we were delighted to welcome our first tenants Develop and make phase two of our Sandringham campus a to Wohl Court, our brand-new independent living scheme in reality. Phase two will include Pears Court independent living Hendon with 32 one & two bedroomed apartments. and The Ronson Family Community Centre.

In March we completed the building of our new home Anita We will modernise our community centres by improving Dorfman House located on our new Sandringham site. New programmes and partnerships, encouraging our partners to see residents are now settled in and have enjoyed joining the existing our centres as hubs where we can continue to progress our living community there. and ageing well objectives.

Electronic care plans have been successfully implemented in We will continue to build on our successes, enhancing our all ten of our care homes. An evaluation of the project shows a digital capabilities in order to improve our knowledge, practice significant amount of staff have reported that it has had a very and the experience of our clients. positive impact on the quality of care, record keeping and enhancing the digital capabilities of individuals. A of We will explore engagement with external agencies who will electronic medication administration records is also underway. help us to harness the large amount of data collected via our electronic care plans to guide best practice and wellbeing improvements in our care homes.

We will invest in using all the data now available from electronic care plans to further enhance our care and support whilst intergrating an electronic medication administration system.

Community Services will explore new opportunities to use assistive technologies at the fore font of our service delivery. We will focus our efforts at our new independent living developments in Hendon and Pears Court at Sandringham.

4 Bernice’s Story

Bernice had lived alone ever since her beloved husband Simon passed away. When she suffered a frightening fall, her confidence for living by herself disappeared; she no longer felt safe in her own home.

But thanks to Jewish Care, Bernice now has a new home at Wohl Court, our latest independent living site in Hendon. Here, she has access to support and care whenever she needs it and most importantly, she can continue to maintain her independence.

Bernice says that knowing support staff are always nearby is incredible and that she is blessed to be in her lovely home, where she says she “feels safe all the time.”

5 Joseph’s Story

In early 2019, Joseph Winton celebrated a very special 100th birthday, surrounded by friends and family at Jewish Care’s Lady Sarah Cohen House. The tea party, complete with Kosher birthday cake, also welcomed residents from across the Betty and Asher Loftus Centre to celebrate this incredible milestone with Joseph.

Pawel Moczulewski, manager of Jewish Care’s Living Well team said, “we like to celebrate birthdays as a group here, it’s important that we all come together to say mazel tov and join in these special occasions.”

The Living Well Team aims to promote, support and develop a stimulating and meaningful program of recreational, creative and therapeutic activities for our residents.

6 12 months 124,844 2,575 Our care buses travel 50,000 miles Our website had each year to get clients 124,844 visits to and from our services in the last 12 months 2,575 people and their families were supported by our Social Work and Community Support Service over the last year Our impact

More than 21 Jewish Care clients 90% 100 years old are or more and celebrated their Over 2 million Kosher meals were Over 1,000 people visited our birthdays with us cooked and served to clients last year community centres last year. in the last 12 months

Over 90% of them live alone. 7 Strengthening Community

What we achieved: Future aims:

Our Community Dementia Project, supporting We will continue to reach out beyond our centres, developing communities, has gone from strength to strength with six new our strategy to strengthen services that support people to build Memory Way Cafés and Singing For Memory programmes their personal networks. We will do that through: across London. • Increasing our work with local to build their capacity to support their community. Support for Holocaust Survivors continues to evolve to meet the • Providing social work services in our resources so that families changing needs of our older survivors. We now support conversation have easier access to support. cafes across London, hosted by volunteers with three in , • Increasing our outreach programmes such as tea parties, four in , two in , one in Essex and a further six in Memory Matters Cafés and conversation cafés to help people North Barnet and Hertfordshire. build sustainable, local relationships and support networks.

Our social work teams now provide supervision to other social We will continue to work towards our vision for a new campus workers in synagogues across London. Support given to groups and fourth Jewish Care hub in the Redbridge area, planning for include the carers lounge at Woodford Forest synagogue, and care and community support to meet the needs of the providing drop in information and advice across London in communities in East London and Essex. Jewish Care’s community centres and beyond. Expand our befriending service to those in our community Education and partnership are key themes of our work. Our who would benefit from friendship and support. social work team are also delighted to be chairing the Patient Engagement Group of ‘Last Phase of Life Barnet’ collaboration, working with Age UK, Barnet Carers, Barnet Alzheimer’s, Barnet Healthwatch, Barnet CCG, Advocacy in Barnet, Hospice and the Multi Faith Forum.

8 Frank’s Story

Frank is 89 years old. He lost his wife Annette four years ago. They had been inseparable for 65 glorious years.

Frank says, “She was such a lovely, caring person. After she’d died, I’d just sit in the flat on my own. I never saw anyone. No neighbours, nothing.” Whole weeks could go by without Frank speaking to anyone.

Then Frank heard about our Redbridge Jewish Community Centre and it changed his life completely. “I really look forward to going and chatting with my new friends. I wasn’t expecting to be making any of those in my 80s! The care bus comes and picks me up and drops me off again. I honestly don’t know what I’d do without it.”

9 Our Care Home Synagogues

Many of Jewish Care’s residents are unable to visit their local Synagogues to take part in Shabbat or Yom Tov services so Jewish Care ensure that these services are brought to them.

Volunteers often lead Shabbat services which take place in onsite Synagogues or designated ‘Shabbat areas’. Residents are invited to say Brachot, light candles and read prayers from specially adapted large-font books, to ensure that everyone can be a part of the service.

Our Chief Executive, Daniel Carmel-Brown says, “Our shuls are an integral part of our care homes, they help connect people to both the past and to the wider local Jewish community. It is the “Jewish” in Jewish Care that makes us different from any other social care provider.”

10 500 126,065 visits were made to our Our Holocaust Survivors’ Centre five community centres and three supports over 500 Survivors each year dementia day centres in the last 12 months We delivered over 22,000 kosher meals to vulnerable members of the Our impact community over the last year 70

Our community centre in is the only remaining Jewish service in the East End

We are proud to be supported Our workforce of over 1,300 staff by over 3,000 volunteers represent 70 different nationalities 11 Enhancing Value

What we achieved: Future aims:

Electronic rostering and billing has been successfully To inform, educate and engage stakeholders, social care implemented across the home care teams, reducing time leaders and the wider community with our new 2020-25 spent on administration. We are now recording all attendance at organisational strategy. our day centres electronically with staff supporting members as they arrive with iPads, enhancing and modernising our offer for We will be aiming to reach maximum occupancy in our new the community whilst being more interactive. schemes; Wohl Court in Hendon which opened in February 2019, and Anita Dorfman House and Wolfson Assisted Living, which Our fundraising revenue income totalled £16.1 million excluding opened in April 2019. capital gifts, which exceeded our overall target by 3.2% largely due to income we received from legacies. To maintain revenue fundraising income at £16 million.

Several initiatives were introduced to reduce staff vacancies To launch our new admissions process, helping to make admissions across the organisation. These include: into our homes speedier and more customer focused. This is intended • A number of secondments giving staff the opportunity to to reduce complaints and bed vacancies across our homes. experience new roles and areas of work, thus developing and growing their skills. • Launching an accredited leadership and management programme for registered managers. • Introducing enhanced pay and benefits.

12 Electronic Care Plans

Jewish Care has been working with other health and social care organisations to develop new initiatives that enhance the wellbeing of residents and improve the way we deliver our high levels of care. The launch of our new electronic care plan system called Nourish, has seen efficiency across our care homes increase by allowing staff shift changeovers to run faster thanks to instant updates provided by the system.

The electronic care plan also gives our dedicated front-line staff immediate access to live records on every resident’s daily activities including changes in health and medicinal updates. The ongoing use of these electronic care plans will ensure we continue to provide a meaningful care package, tailored to every resident’s health, emotional and wellbeing requirements.

13 Our Volunteers

Jewish Care’s work would not be possible without our amazing team of 3,000 volunteers, who contribute the equivalent of £9 million worth of support each year.

From delivering Meals-on-Wheels to housebound members of the community, to facilitating activity sessions, Jewish Care is immensely grateful for the huge contribution made by our volunteers.

Pam Bertschinger who has volunteered for Jewish Care for 10 years at our Memory Way Café, a supportive group for those living with dementia and their carers, said “When I am with people I can help, I feel a sense of purpose and it’s hugely satisfying. When we hear how our Memory Way Café changes people’s lives it’s amazing to know I am having an impact. My life has blossomed more in the last ten years than it ever has.”

14 Our helpline received 15,000 Jewish Care’s oldest enquiries in the past 12 months volunteer is 100 years old

Our dedicated catering staff produced over 220,000 bowls of chicken soup for our clients to enjoy

220,000 15,000 Our impact

Our dedicated team of volunteers contribute the equivalent of £9 million We need to raise over £16 million worth of support to our services each year from the community each year to keep our services running

£ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £1 in every £4 we raise £ £ £ comes from a Gift in a Will

15 Financial report for the year ended 31 March 2019 Our Expenditure Expenditure on our charitable activities (including depreciation of £2.5m) I Donations and legacies £18,839,000 for our care homes, day centres, home care, independent living and I Capital project donations £7,980,000 I Charitable activities £33,307,000 mental health resources was £52.6m (2017/18 £50.4m). I Other trading entities £155,000 I Investment income £1,145,000 Charitable expenditure in our care homes was £35m (2017/18 £33.5m). I Disposal of property £65,000 Sector wide recruitment challenges have impacted the annual expenditure in our care homes with high agency costs and recruitment fees. Upgrade works in our care homes represent the majority of the Our Bottom Line increase in expenditure over the prior year. Total charitable activities income for the Group before donations and other income was £33.3m (2017/18 £31.4m) and total charitable Charitable expenditure in our day centres was £6.8m (2017/18 £7.1m). expenditure before depreciation was £49.6m (2017/18 £47.5m) resulting There were some cost efficiencies in 2018/19 as the prior year saw the in a net operating loss before donations and other income of £16.3m closure of the Brenner Centre in after a decline in demand (2017/18 net loss of £16.1m). This net operating loss before donations for its services. A more efficient re-provisioning of services now operates and other income highlights the importance of our voluntary income to out of a communal hub at our day centre in Stepney. support the provision of our day to today services and also to support innovation with the development of our new services, all of this with a Charitable expenditure in our independent living service was £3.6m view to financial sustainability in light of economic and demographic (2017/18 £2.9m). Wohl Court (Hendon), our newest independent living pressures on voluntary donations. scheme of 32 units, opened in February 2019 alongside our 45 units of independent living (Selig Court) in . Our Income Donations were £12.2m (2017/18 £11.9m) representing a 3% increase, demographic pressures on this income stream remain a challenge.

I Fundraising £3,506,000 Legacy income was £5.3m (2017/18 £6.1m) down 13% on the prior year. I Care homes £35,042,000 The volatile nature of this income stream is supported by a legacy I Day centres £6,773,000 strategy to increase pledges and to generate an internal awareness of the I Home care £1,205,000 importance and impact of gifts in wills to Jewish Care’s work. I Independent living £3,620,000 I Social work £2,190,000 Capital project donations were £8m (2017/18 £7.1m). This funding source I Indirect community services £1,711,000 consists of capital donations applied directly to our capital construction I Mental health £1,794,000 projects. The majority of the capital project funding received during the I Project costs £305,000 year was towards the construction of the Sandringham site at I Investment management fees £185,000

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

Year ended 31 Mar 2019 Year ended 31 Mar 2018 £’000 £’000

Charitable income and expenditure Charitable activities income1 33,307 31,364 Charitable expenditure before depreciation and asset write offs2 (49.623) (47,452) Operating charitable loss before donations (16,316) (16,088)

Other operational expenditure Fundraising (3,506) (3,329) Investment fees & other investment related costs (218) (89) Depreciation (2,984) (2,919) Total other operational expenditure (6,708) (6,337)

Asset write offs (2,022) Net operating loss before donations and other income (23,024) (24,447)

Income from donations and investments Donations and legacies (excluding capital project donations) 18,839 17,954 Other trading entities 155 134 Investments income 1,145 1,107 Total income from donations and investments 20,139 19,195 Net operating loss (2,885) (5,252)

Net gains on investments 1,626 1,073

Property disposal 65 6,110 Capital project donations Sandringham 6,866 5,671 Wohl Court 917 1,330 Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus 20 60 Leila’s House (JAMI) 177 -

Total capital project donations 7,980 7,061 Actuarial gain/(loss) on defined benefit pension scheme 336 (112)

Net movement in funds 7,122 8,880

1Charitable activities income consists of local authority and private residential fees, grant income, independent living rental income and day centre attendance income. 2Charitable activities expenditure in our Care Homes, Day Centres, Home Care, independent living and Mental Health services.

17 Fund movements

Funds at 1 April 2018 £’000 Funds movement for the year £’000 Funds at 31 March 2019 £’000

Unrestricted funds 23,375 823 24,198 Restricted funds 3,375 32 3,407 Endowment funds 16,434 247 16,681 Designated funds 96,193 4,894 101,087 Pension fund (15,746) 1,126 (14,620)

Total funds 123,631 7,122 130,753

Tangible assets 105,527 23,276 128,803 Investments 26,996 2,339 29,335 Net current assets 11,086 (12,319) (1,233) Defined pension scheme provision (15,746) 1,126 (14,620) Amounts due after one year (4,232) (7,300) (11,532) Net assets 123,631 7,122 130,753

Summarised accounts for the year ended 31 March 2019

From our Trustees The summarised accounts on page 17 are a summary of information For further information, the full accounts, which received an unqualified extracted from the annual accounts and contain information relating audit opinion, should be consulted. Copies of these can be obtained to the Statement of Financial Activities. from Jewish Care, Amélie House, Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus, 221 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9DQ. These summarised accounts may not contain sufficient information to allow for a full understanding of the financial affairs of the charity. The annual accounts were approved by the Trustees on 23 September 2019.

18 439 We received 439 compliments Six of our care homes were inspected by the +52 CQC in the year and all rated ‘Good’ The likelihood to One of our home care recommend score services was rated for our services Requires Improvement How did was +52.51 we do? 95.2% Overall satisfaction was 88.97%. When we exclude The ratio of compliments the 6.5% of respondents to to complaints received was the satisfaction question who said they were neutral, 3.72:1 the overall satisfaction figure rises to 95.2% 118 We received 118 complaints

19 Our year in photos

The 80th anniversary of the Brenner Centre at the Stepney Jewish Community Centre at Raine House, was celebrated with afternoon tea and entertainment.

The Chief Rabbi joined members of the Holocaust Survivors’ Sky’s Kay Burley presented a night of news and stories at Centre for a memorial service to mark the 80th anniversary this year’s annual fundraising dinner which raised a record of Kristallnacht. breaking £5.25million.

Samantha Cameron was the guest of honour at the 27th Woman of Distinction lunch. Lady Nicola Mendelsohn CBE Across our homes and community centres we celebrated was presented with the Woman of Distinction Award for Rosh Hashanah. Pictured is Rabbi Junik teaching Ron Roback, making a significant contribution to industry and society. Otto Schiff resident, how to blow the Shofar.

20 Slime making was one of the many science themed activities children took part in during a half term scheme at the Redbridge Jewish Community Centre.

On Succot, Year Four children from Etz Chaim Primary School visited residents at Clore Manor home in Hendon where they enjoyed singing and chatting with the residents before visiting the Succah.

Marks and Spencer Chairman, Archie Norman provided a lively, interesting and thought-provoking talk at a Business Group Breakfast. The event, sponsored by Tony Page, raised £35,000 to support Jewish Care’s vital work in the community.

Primary schools, Kerem, Moriah and Rosh Pinah danced their way through Purim in Jewish Care’s Zumbathons.

Founders of Gesher School, Ali Durban and Sarah Sultman, were presented with the 2018 Topland Group Business Luncheon Award in memory of Phillip Greenwold by Jewish Young professionals showed their support whilst having a Care’s President Lord Levy and Natasha Kaplinksy. really “ghoul” time at a haunted house themed Halloween party.

21 A guide to what we do ▲ Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre, HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS’ Golders Green AND REFUGEE SERVICES CAMPUSES ▲ Clore Manor, Hendon ▲ Redbridge Jewish Community Centre The Holocaust Survivors’ Centre is a place for survivors to meet, with specially designed ▲ Betty and Asher Loftus Centre, Personal & dementia care (Sinclair House) ▲ activities. Shalvata provides for the therapeutic Hyman Fine House, Brighton ▲ Southend and Westcliff Jewish SERVICES ON SITE INCLUDE: Personal, dementia & nursing care needs of survivors and their families. Community Centre ▲ Kun Mor and George Kiss Home, Lady ▲ Kun Mor and George Kiss Home, Holocaust Survivors’ Centre, Hendon Sarah Cohen House, Rosetrees and the Friern Barnet ▲ The Ronson Family Community ▲ Shalvata, Hendon Sam Beckman Centre Personal and dementia care Centre, Stanmore (opening 2020) ▲ Monthly support sessions, Redbridge ▲ Lady Sarah Cohen House, Friern Barnet DISABILITY SERVICES ▲ Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus, Pesonal nursing & nursing with DAY CENTRES Golders Green dementia care Services designed for those with various Offering a wide programme of activities for SERVICES ON SITE INCLUDE: ▲ Otto Schiff, Golders Green disabilities, promoting independence and Michael Sobell Jewish Community Centre, Dementia care older people, enabling them to remain active choice. Otto Schiff, Selig Court and Amélie House ▲ Rela Goldhill at Otto Schiff, and connected to their community. ▲ Jewish Care Connect – Jewish audio news, Golders Green ▲ Edgware & Harrow culture and current affairs, Golders Green ▲ Sandringham, Harrow Physically disabled, aged 18+ Jewish Day Centre 3 SERVICES ON SITE INCLUDE: ▲ Rosetrees, Friern Barnet ▲ Jewish Care Explore – Digital skills

Personal & dementia care for everyday life, Anita Dorfman House, Wolfson Assisted CENTRES FOR PEOPLE Living and from 2020, The Ronson Family ▲ Vi & John Rubens House, Golders Green & Redbridge LIVING WITH DEMENTIA Community Centre and Pears Court Personal, dementia & nursing care ▲ Carers Physical Disability Provide stimulation and therapeutic Support Group, Golders Green CONNECT@ CENTRES SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY activities in a safe and fun environment. ▲ Hearing aid support surgeries, Offering a choice of cultural, social and leisure 4 SUPPORT SERVICE ▲ The Dennis Centre, Ilford Redbridge and Golders Green pursuits, for the young@heart aged 55+. An experienced team supporting individuals, ▲ The Leonard Sainer Centre, Edgware families, carers and communities by enabling ▲ connect@kenton 1 SUPPORT AND SOCIAL GROUPS ▲ 2 ▲ The Sam Beckman Centre, people to make a meaningful difference to connect@southgate BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPS ▲ 3 their lives, with dignity and choice. The team connect@southend Friern Barnet ▲ AfterShock, Golders Green 5 ▲ can help to identify what support, care or connect@stamfordhill For ages 18-30 who have lost a parent services you need, advise, co-ordinate and act HOME CARE SERVICE AND LIVE-IN CARE ▲ Butterflies, Golders Green 5 INDEPENDENT LIVING on your behalf with local authorities, signpost Enables clients to remain living For parents (of young children) who you to other helpful services, and provide Offering independent living within a have lost a parent independently in their own homes. support and advice for as long as required. supportive setting. ▲ Stepping Stones, Golders Green 5 ▲ AVAILABLE IN: Selig Court, Golders Green For ages 40-60 who have lost a partner ▲ ▲ CARE HOMES Shebson Lodge, Southend NE/NW London ▲ Stronger Together, Golders Green 5 ▲ Wohl Court, Hendon Designed to enable residents to receive ▲ Redbridge For ages 60+ who have lost a partner ▲ Pears Court, Stanmore (opening 2020) high-quality residential, nursing and ▲ Southend & Westcliff CARER SUPPORT & SOCIAL GROUPS dementia care in an environment that COMMUNITY CENTRES promotes meaningful lives. ▲ Carers’ Café, Southend and Redbridge Where the community can come together DEMENTIA ACTIVITY GROUPS ▲ Physical Disability Carers’ to socialise, learn, eat and have fun. ▲ ▲ Anita Dorfman House, Harrow Stamford Hill Support Group, Golders Green ▲ Brenner Centre at Stepney Jewish Personal, dementia & nursing care ▲ Southend-on-Sea ▲ Dementia Carers’ & Family Community Centre, at Raine House with Wolfson Assisted Living ▲ Stepney Support Group, Edgware 22 MEMORY SUPPORT ▲ The Hillside Club for people over 50, JEWISH CARE INTERACT ▲ Courses and seminars to educate AND SOCIAL GROUPS Stamford Hill The place for all things independent the whole community about mental ▲ Memory Way Café, Golders Green, ▲ Thursday Social Club living and ageing well in the UK health, wellbeing and recovery Edgware, Friern Barnet and Redbridge for people over 50, Redbridge Jewish community. ▲ Support is also offered to carers of people ▲ Singing for Memory, Golders Green ▲ Time for Tea, Stepney ▲ Jewishcareinteract.org with a mental illness ▲ Dementia Day Club, Southend ▲ Parkinson’s Social Group, ▲ L’Chaim Group for people living MENTAL HEALTH Golders Green LOCATED AT: with dementia, Stamford Hill Jami and Jewish Care formed a partnership ▲ Martin B. Cohen Centre ▲ Memory Matters, Northwood 6 SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITIES to create a single mental health service for for Wellbeing, Edgware the Jewish community. Jami’s focus is on ▲ Elliott Simmons Centre for Wellbeing, OTHER SUPPORT GROUPS Informal social groups that bring recovery; moving from lack of control and Leila’s House, Finchley ▲ communities together and help build Singular Challenge for people going autonomy to becoming an active member ▲ Mitkadem Centre for Wellbeing, through separation and divorce, friendships, preventing social isolation of the Jami, Jewish and wider community. Redbridge Golders Green among older adults. Throughout Essex and Jami assists people on this journey to living ▲ Kadimah Centre for Wellbeing, ▲ Wellbeing Group, Stepney London including: the life they want to live. You can contact Stamford Hill ▲ The Jewish Care Stroke Club, Finchley ▲ Chaps that Chat, Golders Green Jami on 020 8458 2223 or visit jamiuk.org ▲ AJR Association of Jewish Refugees, and Redbridge 1 Redbridge in association with Kenton United ▲ Tea Parties, across North London ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES ▲ Synagogue JEMS Group for people living with and Redbridge ▲ Helping service users manage their 2 in association with Southgate multiple sclerosis, Edgware ▲ Groups in South London including mental and physical health and Progressive Synagogue , and OTHER SOCIAL GROUPS daily routine 3 in association with the League

▲ New Faces for people with visual ▲ Visiting people in hospital, organising of Jewish Women and Edgware MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL HOMES impairment or physical disability, befriending and offering peer support & Hendon Reform Synagogue Edgware Offering independent living within a ▲ Jami’s hubs run varied programmes 4 in association with RNID ▲ Sobellers for people over 55 supportive environment for people with throughout the week 5 in association with the Jewish who are single, Golders Green long-term mental health needs. ▲ Assistance with job searching Bereavement Counselling Service ▲ Sunday Socials for people over 65, Golders ▲ Jack Gardner House, Golders Green and advice on managing the 6 in association with the Northwood Green and Redbridge ▲ Sidney Corob House, work-life balance and Liberal Synagogue

OUR HELPLINE

All our services can be accessed by calling our Jewish Care Helpline, which will give you confidential information and advice. It is staffed by experienced and knowledgeable professionals, so whatever you need to find out, your call will be treated in a warm and sympathetic manner. If we are not able to offer a Jewish Care service that meets your needs, we can help by referring you to other external organisations.

Its opening hours are: Mon to Fri 8.30am – 5pm (Fri until 1.30pm in winter). You can contact the Jewish Care Helpline by calling 020 8922 2222, visiting us at jewishcare.org or emailing us at [email protected] 23 President Trustee Board Chief Executive The Lord Levy Daniel Carmel-Brown Chairman Steven Lewis Honorary Presidents Dame Gail Ronson DBE Vice Chairman Arnold Wagner OBE The Rt Hon Lord Young of Graffham CH, DL, PC Debra Fox (res Nov 2018) Stephen Zimmerman Treasurer Graham Edwards (app Nov 2018) Michael Blake (res Nov 2018)

Trustees Rachel Anticoni Julia Bekhor (app Nov 2018) Linda Bogod Michael Brodtman Adam Dawson (app Nov 2018) Simon Friend Antony Grossman (res Nov 2018) Harold Gittelmon (app Nov 2018) Gayle Klein Douglas Krikler Lord Livingston of Parkhead Nicola Loftus Dr Dean Noimark Stuart Roden Matthew Weiner

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COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD The Lord Levy Amy Woolf Human Resources Debra Fox Gayle Klein Arnold Wagner (Chair) Audit & Risk Committee Arnold Wagner OBE Angela Beerman Simon Friend (Chair) (Res Nov 2018) Jonathan Zenios (Res Nov 2018) Directors Sharron Grant Julia Bekhor (Chair) (From Nov 2018) Stephen Zimmerman (Res Nov 2018) Diane Blausten (until May 2018) Alexandra Myers Michael Blake (Res Feb 2019) Simon Friend (from Nov 2018) Paul Godfrey Angela Beerman (from Nov 2018) Ian Colletts Stuart Roden (from Nov 2018) Jeff Wolfin Daniel Carmel-Brown Stephanie Cooper Richard Fox Ellisa Estrin (from Aug 2018) Graham Edwards Campaign Oversight Group Lucie Roth Andrew Hope Paul Godfrey Linda Bogod (Chair) Elaine Glass Adam Overlander-Kaye (from Oct 2018) Daniel Lehmann Philip Freedman CBE QC (Hon) Joanne Black Simon Mann Gayle Klein Simon Morris (until Jun 2018) Gideon Schulman David Marks Steven D Lewis Richard Munns Alan Rosenbach Lauren Shahmoon Angela Murphy (from Jul 2018) Investment Expert Group David Semaya (Res Sep 2018) Neil Taylor (until Jul 2018) Stuart Roden (Chair) Anthony Bor Community Services Jonathan West (from Aug 2018) Micky Breuer-Weil Debra Fox (Chair) (Ret Oct 2018) Gaby Wills (from Jul 2018) Gemma Godfrey Clinical Governance Simon Friend (Chair) (from Oct 2018) Kevin Gundle Rachel Anticoni (Chair) Michael Blake Friends of Jewish Care The Lord Levy (ex-officio member) Dr Simon Caplan Anthony Bor Gayle Klein (Chair) Peter Oppenheimer Luci Daniels Angela Camber Patricia Abram Laurence Gold Rebecca Corney IT Expert Group James Dunitz Dr Suzanne Joels Alex Cowan Michael Blake (Chair) Adino Ebrahimoff Dr Dean Noimark Vivienne Gould Laurence Gold Talya Gordon Judith Shankleman Jon Jacobs Dan Johanan Joanne Lewis Dr Simone Shelley Dr Suzanne Joels (Ret July 2018) David Lander Asher Steene Matthew Kayne Steven Lewis Philip Slavin Helena Little Louise Norton David Sharp Nominations and Robert Meyer Stephen Raingold Renumeration Committee Geoffrey Morris Ali Rostas JET Management Committee Steven D Lewis (Chair) Laurie Rackind Ylana Roback Leah Hurst (Chair)

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Debra Yudolph Marc Samuels Sir Martin Sorrell Community Support Committee Quality & Customer Jonathan Rose (from Mar 2019) Peter Shasha The Rt. Hon. Lord Young Angela Camber (Chair) Experience Committee Russell Caller (Res Mar 2019) Geoff Springer of Graffham CH DL PC Tanya Harris Harvey Zemmel (Chair) Michael Brodtman Matthew Weiner (Honorary President) David Brodtman David Levenson (Res Jul 2019) Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg Dementia Consultative Group Marshall Cope Debra Fox (Res Dec 2019) Vice President Stephanie Cooper Stephen Zimmerman Dr Vivienne Gould (Chair) Simon Friend (Res Dec 2019) Rabbi Anthony Bayfield CBE Barbara Davidov (Honorary President) Dr Joan Bayes Sir Harry Djanogly CBE Bonnie Overlander Rabbi Amanda Golby Patrons’ Committee Rabbi Joseph Dweck Michael Dashwood COMMITTEES Michael Rose Stephen Zimmerman (Chair) Alan Goldberg Karen Simon Linda Bogod Michael Goldmeier Holocaust Survivors’ Dr Steve Cohen Harold Gittelmon David Green Centre and Shalvata Disability Services Caroline Hanouka Stuart Glyn Michael Blake (Chair) Alex Cowan (Chair) Redbridge JCC Neil Hasson Jeffrey Greenwood Linda Bogod Simon Davies Advisory Committee John Heller Tony Jack Gilbert Andrew Goodwin Jon Jacobs (Chair) Andrew Klein Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner Olivia Marks-Woldman Oliver Natelson Richard Bronzite Steven D Lewis Shirley Jacobs Sally Caplan Nicola Loftus Shirley Lawson Amy Woolf Rabbi Gideon Schulman Rosalind Gold Warner Mandel (res Jul 2018) Brian Leaver Vivienne Woolf Ian Grant Richard Mintz (res Dec 2018) Rabbi Abraham Levy Michael Sobell Jewish David Pollock Stella Lucas The Jewish In Community Centre Howard Kemp Martine Groman-Marks Roy Sandler (res Jun 2018) Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis Jewish Care Group Advisory Group Alan Weinberg MBE Elena Shahmoon (res Jun 2018) Ashley Mitchell Geoffrey Morris (Chair) Michael Radbil (Chair)

Tamara Zenios (res Jun 2018) Richard Mintz Rabbi Jeff Berger Brian Bradley Peter Ohrenstein Volunteer Consultative Laurence Gold Dr Jerome Cohen Property Martin Paisner CBE Committee Rabbi Amanda Golby Adam Karni-Cohen Michael Brodtman (Chair) Alan Philipp Michael Radbil (Chair) Rabbi Menachem Junik Rony Sabah John Gershinson (from Jan 2019) Rabbi Alan Plancey Sophie Clarke Fuad Kateb Rabbi Danny Rich Ephraim Solomons Karen Simon Harriet Galgut David Pollock Lord Jonathan Sacks Michael Radbil Diana Toeman MBE Geoffrey Morris Jonathan Rose Joyce Saffron Kelvin Zane Lea Weingarten Debbie Usiskin

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

Alzheimers Disease Golf Society Business Group Property Investment Breakfast Club Woman of Distinction Harold Sorsky (Chair) Lord Howard Leigh (Chair) Matthew Weiner (Chair) Danielle Hess (Co-Chair) Angie Agran Daniel Amini Nina Epstein Danielle Lipton (Co-Chair) Neil Agran Michael Beagelman John Heller Natalie Cesman Michele Cohen Michael Betesh Oliver Kaufman Marcia Green Anthony Gerver Michal Berkner Philip Lewis Emma Krais Lee Cory Steven D Lewis Hannah Lewis MBE Morella Kayman MBE David Curtis David Marks Lynn Lindsay Sandra Sorsky Elliot Gold Nicholas Minkoff Nicola Loftus David Walton Gemma Godfrey Jonathan Salt Philippa Mintz Gail Walton James Harding Edmond Schama Jenifer Rosenberg OBE Michael Karp Hayley Scott Alison Toffel Bridge Extravaganza Lucinda Kemeny Alex Springer Patsy Bloom (Co-chair) Mark Kleinman Richard Starr Jewish Care Families Susan James (Co-chair) David Menton Amy Woolf (Chair) Loretta Burns Alex Midgen Topland Group Business Luncheon Adele Goldstein David Reitman David Pollock (Chair) JC Tots & JC Juniors Jacqueline Lawson Richard Rivlin James Baruch Jenna Kay (Chair) Ruth Masri Gary Rokenson Emily Bernstein Lisa Azouri Jenifer Rosenberg OBE Daniel Ross Andrew Besser Coral Crann Arlette Shamash Donna Seruya-Sackman Atalya Black Lindsay Owaliaei Nathalie Shashou Bill Shaul Adam Caplan Amy Woolf Rosalyn Springer Graham Shear Nicholas Doffman Ghita Tarn Max Steinkopf Asher Golker Challenge Committee Jordan Williams Mark Kingston Martin Warren (Chair) Shirley Young Stephen Ziff Nicola Kravitz Jillian Adler

Stephen Zimmerman Tessa Kravitz Wayne Adler Bridge Queens Derek Zissman Joe Lewis Laurel Levy Jacqueline Lawson (Co-Chair) Steven D Lewis William Levy Linda Bogod (Co-Chair) Pro-Am Golf Tournament Steven Lewis Carole Pearlman Sandra Birnbaum Jeremy Curtis (Chair) Victor Librae David Pearlman Simone Collins Charles Curtis Jonathan Marks David Peterman Lisa Meir Richard Leslie Peter Shasha Sandra Peterman Lois Winter Mark Pears Ryan Springer Jeanette Stanbrook

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Barbara Trogal Mervyn Beth Jonathan Moses Friends of Lady Sarah Cohen House Stuart Trogal David Caplan Marsha Rabinovich Cyril Marks (Chair) Debbie Dawson Joe Rantor Sally Abraham Friends of Clore Manor Norman Goldfoot Joe Russell Rosa Begon Sue De Botton (Chair) Raymond Green Seb Silverman Estelle Conway Sidney Denbin Brian Levin Jared Ungar Stephanie Dickens Cecil Landsman William Levy Robert Selwyn Keith Gilston Lisa Margolis Janet Ford Friends of Rubens House David Pearlman YJC Social Sheila Lawrence (Closed in Jul 2019) Leon Silverton Nicole Dallal (chair) Brandon Malinsky David Linder (Chair) Marilyn Wigodsky Bianca Bush Jackie Midda Robert Brand Peter Wigodsky Chloe Calman Gloria Morgan Ruth Jacobs Collette Green Norman Nygate Lever Friends of Sidney Corob House Gaia Luzon Jill Pivnik Liz Linder Charlotte Polak (Chair) Anthony Renton Stanley Russell Linda Marks Jonathan Ainley Jonathan Schogger Toni Steele Rochelle Melzack Rebecca Davidson Joshua Wynne Raymond Turner Ian Cohen

Options Committee Nicki Cohen Young Patrons Dinner Committee Local Angels Barry Bloombaum (Co-Chair) Harris Kersch Marcus Grossman (Chair) Gayle Klein (Chair) Andrea Kaplin (Co-Chair) Charlotte Baroukh Mandy Cassen Alan Kaplin Friends of Rosetrees Emily Caplan Yochy Davis Ruth Allen Rita Roth OBE Nicole Dallal Linda Bloombaum Daniel Dangoor Maureen Diamond Sandy Cohen YJC Property Committee Tate Edwards Mandi Dobias Adrienne Harris Alex Springer (Co-Chair) Daniel Lehmann Suzanne Kaye Judith Littman Lauren Shahmoon (Co-Chair) Tamar Lehmann Karen Leibovitch Paul Littman Emily Angel Amanda Shahmoon Michelle Lucas Brian Rothfeder Brodie Berman Lauren Shahmoon Bernice Selby Helen Rothfeder Max Clynes Jordan Gilbert Friends of the Friends of Stepney & Brenner Princess Alexandra House Samuel Gilman Holocaust Survivors’ Centre Janet Foster (Chair) Special Events Committee Jonni Glick Tracey Kyte (Chair) Sharon Ben-Hur (Became Anita Dorfman House in May 2019) Daniel Green Freddie Knoller (Honorary President) Julia Da Costa Brian Eisenberg (Chair) Max Heller Michael Blake Marion Davies Deirdre Beth Mark Kinglsey Debra Kluk Heather Duffy Marilyn Albert Max Kyle Juliana Mann Marie Joseph Sharon Ben-Hur Jack Margolis Lisa Torns Michele Sadan

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Friends of Vi & John Rubens House Maureen Lazarus Susan Cande (Chair) Jan Linden Barry Blitz Lawrence Millstone Rose Blitz Geoffrey Pepper Lydia Freedman Henrietta Rabinovitch Marian Shelton Susan Sinclair Stephen Shelton Suzaane Small Sophia Zetter Harvest Committee Stephen Sklayne (Chair) The Young Ones Committee Jonathan Benton Richard Shone (Chair) Derek Goldberg Simon Brody Miriam Granby Michael Burns Melvyn Zussman Steven Goldstone Susan Zussman Sarah Kiely Green Marissa Jerrard RAGS/Redbridge Sports Nettie Keene & Entertainment Committee Richard Levene Andy Green (Golf Chair) Cathy Murphy Andrew Klein (Brochure Chair) Pamela Pincus Daren Burney Simon Brody Edward Collins Craig Faugh Trevor Geppert Barry Gershon Robert Gold Vincent Goldstein Steven Goldstone Stephen Hopps Adam Shafron Barry Soraff

Southend and District Aid Society Derek Silverstone (Chair) Geoff Cohen Miriam Goldman Jeffrey Greenstein

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Patrons Jewish Care wishes to thank the following Patrons for their unstinting generosity. 4 Daughters Charitable Trust Benson Black Memorial Trust Sir Trevor Chinn CVO & Lady Chinn CBE James Diner AdMarco Carolyn & Harry Black Sir Ronald & Lady Cohen Marion & Anthony Diner Anthony Abrahams Debra & Neil Blair The Sheila & Denis Cohen Sir Harry Djanogly CBE Claire & Michael Abrahams Nicola & Julian Blake Charitable Trust Suzanne, Nick, Adam and Karen Ackerman & Warren Taylor Su & Michael Blake Smadar & David Cohen James Doffman Stephen & Hayley Allan Sir Victor & Lady Blank Wendy & Andrew Cohen Dollond Charitable Trust Lord Alliance of Manchester Gisela & Tony Bloom J Coller Foundation Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE & Lady Dorfman Lisa & Paul Althasen Linda & Tony Bloom Simone & Simon Collins Dame Vivien Duffield DBE Rene & Lance Anisfeld The Patsy Bloom Charitable Trust Caprice Bourret & Ty Comfort Wendy & Michael Dunitz John Austin The Bogod Family Rhona & Simon Conway Ruth & Martin Dunitz Edward Azouz Bosphorous Foundation The Harold & Daphne Cooper NJD Charitable Trust Thomas Badian The Sir Clive Bourne Family Trust Charitable Trust East City Investments Adrienne Baker Bettina & Michael Bradfield Katie & Marcus Cooper Graham Edwards & Georgina Black Ghila & Nori Bali Brampton Charitable Trust The Sidney & Elizabeth Corob Emmes Foundation The Andrew Balint Charitable Trust Brecher Charitable Trust The Hai & Eppel Families The George Balint Charitable Trust Peggy & Paul Brett Erika Crocker Mr David Ereira OBE & Mrs Vivien Ereira The Paul Balint Charitable Trust Caroline & Alan Brill The Cuby Charitable Trust Denise Esfandi Sonia & Harvey Bard Consuelo & Anthony Brooke Malcolm Dagul The Esfandi Charitable Foundation Suzanne & Keith Barnett Doreen Brown David, Michael, Robert & Elie Dangoor Fairacre Properties BDO LLP Yvonne & Malcolm Brummer Brigitta & Manny Davidson The Feldman Family Pauline & Barry Beck Howard & Lesley Burkeman Sir Mick & Lady Davis Lord & Lady Fink Julia & Alan Bekhor Paula & Daren Burney Beryl Davis & family The Fisch Family Lesley & Michael Bennett Susan & John Burns Rita & Stanley Davis Debra Fox Jonathan Bergwerk Jackie & Richard Caring The Davis Family Claire & Michael Francies The Pauline and Harold Berman Irving & Gillian Carter & Family Sir Evelyn & Lady de Rothschild Michèle & Keith Freedman Charitable Trust Mr Alex Chesterman OBE & Jonathan Dennis Philip Freedman CBE QC & Zoe & Ariel Bezalel Mrs Angela Chesterman Richard Desmond Rhona Freedman

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Suzanne & Simon Friend The Jane & Mike Grabiner Louise & Alan Jacobs The Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust Shoshana Lyn Fuss Charitable Trust Susie & Barry Jacobs Sharon & Henry Lennard Sir David Garrard Tracy & Ian Grabiner The Jaffe Family The Leslau Family Jackie & Michael Gee Green/Lawson Family Susan & Stephen James Gillian & Dennis Levine Nathan Gelber Tina & Valerie Joels Jonathan Levy & Charles Rifkind Helen & Jon Gershinson Natalie Greenwold and family Norman & Doreen Joels Lord & Lady Levy Harold & Jacqui Gittelmon in loving memory of Philip JUSACA Charitable Trust The Ralph Levy Charitable Company Jonathan & Rebecca Glassberg Naomi & Jeffrey Greenwood Susan & Neville Kahn Dr Julian Lew QC & Mrs Margot Lew Mrs Evelyn Rose Glazer Emma & Antony Grossman Helene & Clive Kahn Alicia & Steven Lewis Glentree International Gundle Philanthropic Trust Lord & Lady Kalms MBE Hannah & David Lewis Caroline & Allen Hanouka Kantor Family Michelle & Steven Lewis Lynn & Stuart Glyn Jacqui & John Harris CBE Rachel & Uzi Kattan Hilda & Cecil Lewis Charitable Trust Pierrette & Michael Goddard Richard Harris & Esther Isaacs Michael and Ilse Katz Foundation Lewis, Press & Feinstein Families Michelle & Paul Godfrey Mr Jonathan D Harris CBE & The Kaye Family Bernard Lewis Family Charitable Trust Laurence & Josyane Gold Mrs Jeniffer Harris The Klein Family Joan Lipkin-Edwards Alison & Avi Goldberg The Maurice Hatter Foundation Dawn & Michael Koby Lord & Lady Livingston Gillian & Alan Goldberg Lynda & Albert Hay Gerald Kraftman Lockton Real Estate and Construction Toni & Henny Goldenberg Sir Michael & Lady Heller Lauren & Michael Kraftman The Loftus Family Carolyn & Michael Goldhill Susan & Andrew Heller The Kyte Charitable Trust The Betty & Aubrey Lynes Family Grete Goldhill Dr Terry & Mr John Heller The Lambert Charitable Trust Lynne & Brian Magnus Norma & Alan Goldman Ian Karet & Sara Hoffbrand Anita & Brook Land The Mandell Family Philippa & Michael Goldmeier Mandy & Tim Isaacs Zara Land Paula & Paul Marber Adele and Michael Goldstein Sir George Iacobescu CBE Candy & Gary Landesberg Rosemary & Michael Marks CVO, CBE Ann & Ronnie Goldstein & Lady Iacobescu Jean & Alan Landesberg Selina & David Marks Edna & Peter Goldstein Ingram Winter Green The Laren Family The Alan Mattey Charitable Trust Susan Charles & Richard Goldstein Investec Specialist Bank Jackie and Melvin Lawson Alison & Mitchel Mendel Sharon & Jonathan Goldstein Investream Charitable Trust Shirley Lawson Lord Mendelsohn & Nicola & Vincent Goldstein The J Isaacs Charitable Trust Jane & Brian Leaver Lady Mendelsohn CBE Jordan Max Goodman Charitable Trust Linda & Michael Jacobs The Lee Family Jane & David Metter Adrian Gordon Charitable Trust Morris Leigh Foundation Karen & Alex Midgen

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Milton Damerel Trust RAGS The Selig Charitable Trust Walters Family Trust Philippa & Richard Mintz The Ramar Charitable Settlement Masako & David Semaya Lucy & Matthew Weiner Elizabeth & Ashley Mitchell The Rapp Family Elena & Eli Shahmoon Mr Paul White MBE & Mrs Anna White Diana & Allan Morgenthau The Raven Charitable Trust KC Shasha Charitable Foundation The Hon Charles & Mrs Wigoder Moss Family Charitable Trust The Reuben Foundation The Archie Sherman Charitable Trust The Wilfred Morris Ross Charitable Trust The Brian & Jill Moss Charitable Trust The Marc Rich Foundation Melanie & Michael Sherwood The Maurice and Vivienne Wohl The Rosemarie Nathanson The Rind Foundation Charitable Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Charitable Trust Jonathan & Jonelle Roback James Shulman The Wolfson Family Charitable Trust Nimrod Capital LLP Bianca & Stuart Roden The Slavin Foundation The Wolfson Foundation Sue & Leo Noé – Rachel Charitable Trust Dame Gail Ronson DBE & Elizabeth & Nigel Sloam Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust Louise & Michael Norton Mr Gerald Ronson CBE The Sobell Foundation David Wolfson QC & Louise Wolfson Jennifer & Robert Ohrenstein The Rose Foundation Sir Harry & Lady Solomon Lord Leonard and Lady Estelle Peter Oppenheimer & Joanna Myers Marcelle & Jonathan Rose Angela & Harvey Soning Wolfson Foundation Sonja & Tony Page Cecil Rosen Foundation Sir Martin & Lady Sorrell Ruth, Lady Wolfson Midge & Simon Palley Ruth & David Rosenberg Sandra & Harold Sorsky Joanna & Charles Wolfson Townsley Heidi & James Paradise Sue & Elliot Rosenberg The Spalter Family Vivienne & David Woolf Nicola & Harold Pasha Mr Ian Rosenblatt OBE & Rosalyn & Nicholas Springer Hilda Worth Karen & Ian Paul Mrs Emma Rosenblatt Patricia & Howard Stanton Marc Worth Susan & David Pearl The Rosenfeld Charitable Trust Annabel & Joe Stelzer Karen & Anthony Yadgaroff Pears Foundation Rosetrees Ingrid & Simon Sterling The Rt Hon Lord Young of Graffham The Peires Family Foundation Lynne & Nigel Ross Stonehage Charitable Trust CH DL PC & Lady Young Gail & Alan Philipp Lord Rothschild OM GBE Lord & Lady Sugar Mr Poju Zabludowicz & Susan & Simon Philips The Rubin Foundation The Monty Sumray Family Trust Mrs Anita Zabludowicz OBE Ruth & Michael Phillips Lindsey & Gary Sacks Samantha & Asher Svirsky Dorit & Alex Zak Sara & Paul Phillips Lily Safra Romie Tager QC & Esther Tager Adi & Sol Zakay Sue & David Pollock Coral Samuel CBE Francine & Selwyn Tarn Eddie Zakay Caroline & Lee Portnoi Nina & Roy Sandler Helen & Julian Taylor The Deborah Louise Zamet Dr Simone Shelley & Michael Posner The Stanley Sanger Foundation Topland Group Charitable Foundation Janis & Barry Prince & Family Secureland Developments Ltd The Torns Charitable Trust Tamara & Jonathan Zenios Jacqui & Greg Rack Isabelle & Ivor Seddon Simon Wagman & family Laura & Stephen Zimmerman

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

Fabiana & Miguel Abadi Lucy & Jack Bennett Helena & Martin Clarke Mrs Judy Dewinter BEM Mandy & Bradley Abkin Kate & John Bennett Sandra & Robert Clifton Mr Jonathan Dimson & Dr Jane Neerkin Patricia & Tony Abram Elizabeth & Rupert Bennett Nicola & Humphrey Cobbold Danielle & Brian Donne Angela & Yonni Abramson Ann & Geoffrey Berger Dr Caroline Fertleman & Ms Amy Dorfman Acacia Trust Tracy & Stuart Berkoff Mr Adrian Cohen Ilana & Michael Durst Philippa & Laurence Ackerman Leah & Andrew Besser Marie-Helene & Andrew Cohen Julian Dwek Stephen Adler Mr Michael Betesh & Louise & Giles Cohen Alessandra & Marco Dwek Adot Mrs Lana Saffrin Betesh Hilary & Roger Cohen Daniella & Adino Ebrahimoff Jonathan Aiach Diane & Peter Blausten Col Wilfred Horatio Micholls (Deceased) Dara & David Ebrahimoff Julia & Simon Alberga Cathy & Anthony Bor Charitable Trust Fund Claudia & Timothy Allan Sharona & Jonathan Bor Tina & Michael Cole Sophie & Paul Eden Daniel Allen Helen & Peter Briess Louise & Daniel Coleman Adrienne & Mark Ehrnreich Mr John Allen & Mrs Hermione Allen JP Mrs Cheryl Brodie & Lord & Lady Collins of Mapesbury Beverley & Steven Emden Baroness Altmann CBE & Mr Paul Richer Mr David Brodie OBE Jane & Steven Collins Joanne & David Ereira Ruth & Henry Amar Brendan Brown Rhonda & Richard Collins David Esterkin & Marli Stein Rachel Anticoni & Sam Clarke Dr Edwina Brown Orit & Howard Crocker Tania & Howard Falk Tirzah & Paul Arenson Michelle & Lawrence Brown Elaine & Jeremy Curtis Claudia & Richard Fetterman Aspect Charitable Trust James Burchell Gabrielle & Lee Dagul Beverley & Jonathan Feuer Pauline & Daniel Auerbach Jenny & Elliot Burkeman Rebecca & Gilles Dahan Jacqueline & Steven Fine Earl & Countess of Balfour Sarah & Daniel Burns Libby & Simon Dangoor Cassie & Mathew Finn Diane Barnett Monique & Lewis Cadji Georgina & Bernard David Susan Fischgrund Miranda & Daniel Barnett Miki & Daniel Caplan Elisheva & Daniel David Paul Flaum Lindsey & Stephen Baron Patrick Campbell Rebecca & Jack Davidson Janine & Grant Fox Stephen Barry Mr Jonathan Caplan QC Benjamin Davis Arlene Beare Naomi & Daniel Carmel-Brown Rochelle & Stephen Davis Judy & David Fox Kate & David Bearman Dr Ilana Carno & Mr Ian Carno Davis-Rubens Charitable Trust Melissa & Scott Franklin Lord & Lady Bearsted Valerie & Brian Chalfen Debbie & Adam Dawson Lauren & Bradley Fried Sandra & Michael Becker Samantha & Peter Charles Simon De Friend Ricky Gardezi Kerri & Bill Benjamin Barrie Mr Paul Dewinter & Emma & Stephen Gee

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Mr Jonathan Geller & Laura & James Hilton Dr Julian Kurer & Dr Michelle Kurer Dr Hugh Markowe Ms Karen Mattison MBE Sandra & John Hilton Debbi & Grant Kurland Belinda Marks Ruth & Mark Geller Angela Hobbs Sacha & Max Kyte Jeanette & Michael Marx Karen & Joseph Gerrard Simone & Barnett Horwitz Lady Stecia Laddie Fiorella & Stephen Massey Karen & Michael Gerrard Jess & Eli Houri Jamie Landesberg Emma & Brian May Amanda & Mark Gershinson Leah & Adam Hurst Joanne & Andrew Landesberg Jacqueline & Michael Meller Candida & Zachary Gertler Rolanda & Tony Hyams Rosalind & Barry Landy Ilana & David Metzger Lindsey & David Gilbert Georgina & Antony Isaacs Tracy & David Landy Lesley & Leslie Michaels Leslie Gilbert Frances & Barrow Isaacs Shirley & Lewis Lane Joanna Millan Mr Michael Gilbert & J & M Trust Jacqueline & Jonathan Lavy Danielle & Asher Miller Dr Shelley Gilbert MBE Debbie & Andrew Jacobs Maurice Lawee Sharon & Malcom Miller Sarah & James Glyn Suzanne & Nigel Jacobs Berta & Leon Lazarus Nathalie & Robert Miller Rebecca & Mark Goldbart Sir Richard Jacobs QC Alan Leibowitz & Barbara Weiss Joyce & Edward Misrahi Michelle & Jonathan Goldberg & Lady Pamela Jacobs Ruth & Phillip Leigh Barbara & Jonathan Moont Mrs Ylana Roback & Daniel Jaffe Paula & Martin Lent Dr Suzanne Joels & Mr Andrew Morgan Mr Michael Goldberg Maxine & Harvey Jaskel Regina & Roger Leon Susan & Howard Morgan Suzy & Philip Goldberg Carolyn & Nicholas Joels Pamela Lester Mr Leslie Morgan OBE DL & Ann & Jerry Goldstein Gabrielle & Adam Joseph Emma & Martin Leuw Ms Rebecca Rubenstein Lara & Michael Goldstein Denise & David Joseph Lord Levene of Portsoken KBE Jennifer & Andrew Morris Galit & Steven Goldstone Brenda & Michael Josephs & Lady Levene Karine & David Morris Mr Ellis Goodman CBE & Rosalind & David Judah Karen & Lawrence Lever Myra & Philip Morris Mrs Gillian Goodman Miri & Jonathan Kandel Ruth Lever Rob Morris Mrs Mina Goodman Sophie & Justin Kaplan Joanne & Steven Lewis David Morrison Talya & Grant Gordon Jackie & Michael Karp Anne Joseph & James Libson Maxwell Morrison Elizabeth & Lawrence Gould Jenna & Sam Kay Dr & Mrs David Lipkin Ruth & Michael Mowlem Susan & Ellis Green Jane & David Kaye Claire & Daniel Lipman Ilana & Rob Murray Mr Henry Grunwald OBE QC & Angela Kearsey Danielle & Sam Lipton Dr & Mrs David Myers Mrs Alison Grunwald Clare & David Kershaw Mactaggart Third Fund Karen & Jonathan Myers Alexandra & Guy Halamish Lisette & Mark Kingston Lady Rosa & Sir Sydney Lipworth QC Adam Nagel Galia & Ben Hamburger Leonard Klahr Marianne & Herbert Lobl Fiona & Peter Needleman Barbara & Michael Haringman Hanna & Robin Klein Sharon Maxwell Magnus & Michal & Zvi Noé Mr Richard Harrington MP Liz & Paul Kraftman Adrian Magnus Dr & Mrs Dean Noimark Loretta & Ronnie Harris Sylvia & Jonathan Kramer Sherrill & Barry Maisel Mrs Annette Noskwith Lisa & Stephen Harrison Caron & Ian Krieger Robert Marcus Caroline & Morris Nourani

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Rory O’Connor Marc Rubinstein & Judith Vandervelde Arabella & Glenn Spiro Marion & Michael Warshaw Susie & Adam Olins Tessa & Errol Rudnick Shirley & Anthony Spitz Charlotte & Simon Warshaw Ruth & Bradley Ormsby Nicky & Michael Sacher Toni & David Spitz Jayne & Simon Waxley Rabbi Daniella Kolodny & Jo & Simon Sadie Elaine & Geoffrey Springer Jonny Waxman & Mr Robert Owen Caroline & Gerry Samuels Emma & David Stanton Samantha Waxman QC Miss Melissa Sherling & Naomi & Jonathan Samuels Philip Stein Carolyn & Miles Webber Mr Benjamin Paisner Michael Samuels Max Steinberg Suzanne & Matthew Weiniger Lord Pannick QC & Lady Pannick Tara & Simon Sanders Mrs Janine Sternberg & Mr Michael Francoise & David Winton Ms Laura Marks OBE & Gail & Michael Sandler Sternberg QC KCFO Doris & Hyman Wolanski Mr Dan Patterson Adrian Sassoon Nicola & Andrew Stewart Michelle & Richard Wolff Nicky & Leigh Perl Conrad Schey Susan & Michael Storfer Anna & Clive Wolman Dr & Mrs Wayne Phillips Marcelle & Robert Schogger Philippa & Jimmy Strauss Shelley & Merrick Wolman Michelle & Adam Plainer Angela & Douglas Sedley Josef Sucharewicz Dr & Mrs Robin Woolfson Claudia & Jonathan Plant Josephine & Richard Segal Livia & Lawrence Sugarman Suzanne & Michael Zeitlin Lord Polak CBE & Lady Polak James Sellar Marlene & Paul Sugarman Debbie & Derek Zissman Lynne & Mark Pollack Fiona & Jonathan Seitler Sarah & Richard Sultman Sandra & Jonathan Putsman David Selby Hannah & Alan Summers Stephen Raingold & Catherine Jones Ellen Shapiro Ilana & Gregory Swimer Caroline & Justin Randall Gabrielle & Steven Sharpe Carol & Sidney Symons Claire & Robert Randall Sara & David Shasha Beverley & David Tankel Hana Rayner & Lionel Barnett Debra & Barry Shaw Dani & Jonathan Tapnack Abi & Darren Reiss Loraine & Jeff Shear Georgie & Jeremy Tarn Lorraine & Melvin Robinson Chantal & James Sheridan Angela & David Taylor Pamela & Nick Roditi Julia & Simon Sherrard Vincent Tchenguiz Sandra & Harvey Rose Antony Shine The Tuesday Club Roberta & Stephen Rosefield Katie & Ben Shooter Carole & Paul Tisch Tania & Michael Rosehill Helen & John Simon Jenny & Laurence Tish Mrs Jenifer Rosenberg OBE Sylvia Slifka Dr Jan Toledano & Mr Daniel Toledano Linda & Harvey Rosenblatt Natalie & David Smith Judy & Richard Townley Lizzie & Anthony Rosenfelder Hana & Brian Smouha Rochelle & Marc Trup Hilary & Clive Ross Karin & Richard Solomons Raymond Turner Ali & Paul Rostas David Sonn & Alison Fine George Tyrrell Allyson & Daniel Rubin Jane Spack Mr Arnold Wagner OBE & Loretta & Brian Rubins Hazel Spear Mrs Sandra Wagner

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Young Patrons Jewish Care is delighted to have the support of our Young Patrons. Lauren & Daniel Abrams Anthony Collins Juliet & Adam Goldin Lucy & Oliver Jackson

James Ashton Malie & Michael Conway Emily & James Goldstein Emily & Tony Jacobs

Lisa Barash Rob & Colette Cowan Cassie & Guy Goodall Adam Jacobs

Charlotte & Alex Baroukh Joshua & Dominique Cowen Stacey Gower Samuel & Adiva Kalms

Sofia & Jamie Beale Nicole Dallal Hayley & Daniel Grant Vanessa Kandiyoti

Donna Bengio Ben Davies Jonny Green David Kanzen

Will Beresford Daniel & Natasha Dimson Patti & James Green Kate & Adam Karni Cohen

Steven & Louisa Black Josh Domb Benjamin Greenwold Susie & Eliot Kaye

Rachel & Ashley Blake Tate Edwards Josh Greibach Yaelle & Jamie Kyte

Daniel Bloch Jonathan Feldman Marcus Grossman Jonathan Kustow

Della & Andrew Bloom Nicole & Daniel Gilbert Edward Harrison & Georgia Coleman Kelly Landesberg

Adam Bosme Gaby Field & Ben Blume Field Max Heller Ashleigh & Daniel Lasry

Karen & Oliver Bradley Richard Fine & Phanella Mayall Fine Jonathan Hill Rob Laub & Levinia Gluck

Emily & Oliver Brill James Fox Lauren & Mark Hirschfield Benjamin & Jenny Lauffer

Simon Broch Shelley & Paul Frankel Sara & jonathan Hirschfiel Jayne Lawson

Emily Caplan Reina & Andrew Freedman Lauren & David Hirschfield Charlotte & Mark Lazarus

Emma & Samuel Castle Raphael Gertler Georgina & Daniel Hirschovits Daniel Lehmann

Sam Cicurel Stephen & Cassie Gevertz Phillip Hyman & Sara Morris Hyman Tamar Lehmann

Emma Collett James & Richard Gold Greg Ilsen Ilana & Marc Lester

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Katie Leuw Sarah-Beth Neville Abigail & Daniel Roston Nikki & Simon Tager

Viv & Andrew Levene Katie Neville Jonathan Schogger Suzanne & Joseph Tager Lynsey & Benjamin Lever Adam & Ana Newman Caroline Sciama David Tawil Joseph Levi Nicholas Paisner Lucy & Jonathan Selby Alex & Emma Telford Jonathan & Danielle Levine Mark & Charlotte Pasha Samantha & Dan Sevitt Naomi Testler Ben Lewis & Lauren Levy Marianne Phillips Sophie & Adam Shafron

Emily Lewis & Ben Poster Tommy Pinhas Amanda Shahmoon Joanna & Jacob Turner

Claudia & Adam Lipman Leigh & Anthony Plaskow Lauren Shahmoon Benjamin Vos & Suzy Margulies

Jacob Loftus & Alix Getreide Leah Port Benjamin Shem-Tov & Aaron Wachsmann Sam Lustig Daniel & Hannah-Beth Price Lana Landenberg Gabriella Wagerman & Ben Levy Sara & Adam Margolis Marsha Rabinovich Rob Sher Joanna & Paul Walker Cassy & Mark Martell Natanelle Rajwan Antonia & Ralph Sherman Verity & Gabriel Weisz Jodie Mattey Alexandra & Dan Rickman Maxime & Ruth Sieradzki

James Meller David Roden Zack Silver Elliot Werth & Jessica Cohen

Jonathan Meller Nat Roden Shoshi Goldstein-Silverblatt & Benji Timothy West

Greg Meller David Ronson Silverblatt Jemma & Adrian Winburn Josh Milan Kimberley & Nick Rose Shaun & Brooke Simons Nicole & Nathan Wogman Ilana & Neil Miller Natasha & Michael Rosen Sam Sinyor Jo & Simon Wolanski Sam Mintz Natalie & Neil Rosen Charlotte & Jonny Sitton Amy & Matthew Woolf Gemma Mishon Jess & Daniel Rosenberg Nicole & Ryan Springer

Simon Mostyn & Stephanie Lavy Jonathan & Lani Rosenblatt Alex Springer Jessica Zakay

Simon & Julia Murray Benji Ross Lisa & Darren Swabel James & Sophie Zimmerman

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Legators We are deeply grateful to the following people who have passed away and generously left a legacy to Jewish Care.

Helen Abrahams Otto Deutsch Stephen Jacobs Muriel Rosner Anita Aelion Wally Dubabney Rita Joseph Betty Rubenstein Laima Arnold Bessie Eckstein Jerome Karet Jacob Sachs Esther Atkin Eva Ehrenberg Maxine Karobik Lilian Scott Agnes Balint Evelyn Elton Oded Katzler Phyllis Scott Ella Barker Eva Feldt Edna Kaye Frances Seaton Arnold Barnett Marion Fields Bernard Kent Sonia Sheldon Pamela Baron Antony Fine Ivor Koekoek Irene Shibko Rebecca Bazyler Beatrice Fingerhut Annie Leigh Leila Shipman Judith Beach Linda Firsht Karl Lenobel Doris Short Bernard Bellman Ronald Frankal Maurice Lever Susie Silbermann Richard Benjamin Alan French Estelle Levy Geoffrey Silverman Simon Benson Clive Gershuny Stephanie Lewin Rita Simons Stanley Benson Ronald Gerver Enid Librach Sonia Smilovitz Jacob Berg Peter Glikin Margulies Discretionary Settlement Cecily Solomons Arthur Bergbaum Sydney Goldberg Alan Marsh Myra Solomons Rose Bloch Leslie Goldsmid David Mindell Alfred Sparlin Julia Bloom Anne Goodman Victor Mitchell Edith Steiner Leslie Bluestone Lorna Gordon Rachel Moscow Sylvia Stock Estelle Boyers Susan Granditer Sylvia & Stanley Moss Trust Elsie Tait Marja Brechner Ruth Green Bertha Murray Lotte Tendler Joseph Brill Sylvia Gregory Hilda Nisner Rita Tobias Eileen Brown Henrietta Hakim Fay Perloff Bacia Treharne Gertrude Burke Robert Harmes Phyllis Raphael Frederick Tuckman Gerald Burkeman Emanuel Harris Donald Richardson Shirley Veasey Michael Calman Andras Herskovits Renee Richman Rosetta Welby Sally Cohen Klara Hirsch Iris Robins Leone Westbury David Cooper Manya Igel David Rosenberg Michael Wheeler Alcon Copisarow Solly Irving Nina Rosenberg Vera Wisepart Jean Crause Miriam Isaacs Renee Rosenberg Catherine Woolfe Pauline Davis Ronald Jacobs Stanley Rosenthal Kelman Yurman

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Thank you… to everyone whose support underpins everything we do.

During these financially challenging times, Jewish Care remains grateful Association of Jewish Care Homes, Barnet LINK, Councillor Caroline Clapper for the continued support of the many organisations, charitable trusts and (Watling Ward) of Hertfordshire County Council, Six Point Foundation, The statutory bodies which continue to fund our work. Income of this type permits Childwick Trust, The Hirschel Foundation, The Shoresh Charitable Trust, Skills for us to maintain our services and helps us plan to respond to emerging Care, Jack Petchey Foundation, J E Posnansky Charitable Trust, The Ian Karten changes in community needs. Charitable Trust, The Jewish Youth Fund, The Cyril and Eve Jumbo Charitable Trust, the Children’s Aid Committee Charitable Fund, the Group, Clifford We would like to thank (in no particular order) the Department of Health, the Chance, All Aboard, Ellis Birk Youth Trust, The Eric and Jean Beecham Charitable London Boroughs of Barking and , Barnet, Bromley, Camden, Enfield, Trust, The Hobson Charity Limited and The Hospital Saturday Fund. Hackney, Haringey, Harrow, Havering, , , Kensington and Chelsea, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, , Bedfordshire We are grateful for the continued support and advice given to Jewish Care by County Council, Birmingham City Council, Brighton and Hove City Council, East the Community Security Trust. We would also like to thank the Committee for Sussex County Council, Essex County Council, Hertfordshire County Council, Jewish Claims in Austria and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Kent County Council, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, City , Inc. Council, the Sidney Gold Community Trust Fund, the Rayne Trust, the Southend and District Aid Society, the Maurits Mulder Canter Charity, JAMI, World Jewish Thanks to the following organisations which have taken part in our Employee Relief, the League of Jewish Women and Edgware and District Reform Volunteering programme: Citigroup, Clifford Chance, UBS, Linklaters, Mclaughlin Synagogue, the UJIA, Barnet CCG, Enfield CCG, Haringey CCG, Harrow CCG, & Harvey, KPMG, Department for Transport, Deloitte, PwC, ITV, MediaCom, Redbridge CCG, Tower Hamlets CCG, NHS (Westminster) CCG, Accenture, Bell Group Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, Benecare Foundation, Barnet Carers Hub, Age UK Barnet, Compassion in Dying, Department for Work and Pensions, Ernst & Young, Careys Group, Canary Wharf The King’s Fund, the Lewis Foundation, the family of the late Maurice Lawson, the Group, Royal Bank of . family of the late Betty and Aubrey Lynes, the Jewish Volunteering Network, the Jewish Agency for Israel, the UJA Federation of New York, Rothschild Foundation And finally, thank you to all our individual donors and volunteers without whom Hanadiv Europe, the English Community Care Association, the National so much of our work would not be possible.

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