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Management & Leadership
Meet the team
History timeline
1969 – Jewish Blind & Physically Handicapped Society was formed
1972 – 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)
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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.