- Management & Leadership
- Meet the team
- History timeline
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1969 – Jewish Blind & Physically Handicapped Society was formed1972 – Opening of pilot project, Cavendish House, Dulwich, 20 flats (cost £100,000)1987 – Fairacres, Finchley, 32 flats (cost £2m)1990 – Cherry Tree Court, Kingsbury, 40 flats (cost £3m)1994 – Cecil Rosen Court, Wembley, 29 flats (cost £2m)1996 – Milne Court, South Woodford, 57 flats (cost £4m)1998 – Hilary Dennis Court, Wanstead, 35 flats (cost £3m)2001 – Aztec House, Redbridge, 42 flats (cost £3.6m)2003 – Frances & Dick James Court, Mill Hill, 42 flats (cost £5.3m)
About us
Jewish Blind & Disabled's core philosophy is that every individual is entitled to a life of dignity and choice. Our flats are not just temporary residences but "homes for life" located within modern well-maintained custom-designed buildings which provide a caring, aesthetically pleasing and Jewish environment in which people can enjoy our life changing ideals.
- Living independently
- We encourage our tenants to lead lives that are as independent as their disabilities permit.
- Living with choice
- Our tenants are encouraged to live according to their own preferences, enjoying the privacy of their own homes or participating in communal activities as they desire.
- Living with dignity
- Our tenants are treated with the respect we all deserve. We strive to protect and promote our tenants' dignity and rights.
- Living with security
- Our resident House Managers are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Every flat features CCTV access to the main front door.
- Living with your family
- Our buildings have two bedroom apartments to meet a family's individual living requirements. We provide guest suites for visitors in every building.
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