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‘Women in abusive relationships could be more vulnerable during High Holy Days’ says Jewish Women’s Aid - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Heads of the UK’s only charity supporting Jewish women and girls affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence have expressed concern that women in abusive relationships may be more vulnerable during the High Holy Days. Jewish Women’s Aid (JWA) has said that extended periods spent at home meant women “having less space or opportunity to get away from the person who is controlling them”. This Rosh Hashanah, the charity is launching its Home Should Feel Safe campaign, spotlighting coercive contro
Children invited to go on a poetic adventure to win prize - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Primary school pupils are being encouraged to let their imagination run wild by Jewish Literary Foundation, which has just launched this year’s children’s poetry competition on the theme of “adventure”. The annual contest is open to children aged five to 11, and the winner, runner-up and the other finalists will have the chance to perform their poem at Jewish Book Week and have it published in a commemorative pamphlet for the festival. The winner and finalist will also each receive a certificate
Heaton Park Shul service commemorates victims of Yom Kippur terror attack - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Manchester’s Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation has been lauded by the Chief Rabbi as “a community of heroes” nearly a year after the Yom Kippur terrorist attack, which claimed the lives of two of its members. Melvin Cravitz, 66, was murdered outside the shul by terrorist Jihad al-Shamie, while Adrian Daulby, 53, was killed in a police crossfire as he, along with other shul members, tried to stop the attacker from entering the building. Speaking at a memorial service for the two men at the synagogu
PM’s social care reforms welcomed by Jewish charities - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Jewish charities have welcomed the Prime Minister’s social care reforms, which he announced on Wednesday during a visit to a Jewish Care home in north-west London. Launching his “Big Conversation on Care”, Andy Burnham also said he would be bringing forward the Baroness Louise Casey review into social care by a year, so final recommendations would be out by summer 2027. He is looking to create a national care service, which would improve pay and training for care workers and be more closely tied
‘People often think of Jerusalem as an idea, but it’s a city full of people’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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For Susan Winton, working at the Jerusalem Foundation UK as its CEO was always more than just a job. Over 40 years ago, when she was on her gap year from the States, she met her British-born husband, Adam, in the city. “My parents packed me off to Israel assuming I’d meet a nice Jewish boy from New York… and 43 years later, here we are in London.” When not in London, they spend a lot of time in their home in Baka, in south Jerusalem. In her leaving speech, after 14 years at the helm of the chari
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