Jewish Blind & Disabled is the only Jewish charity providing state-of-the-art mobility apartments for people from the age of 18 upwards who are physically disabled or vision impaired.
Why we need your help
As a completely independent charity that receives no government funding we are reliant on our supporters to enable us to continue and expand our unique facilities. We strive to keep our overheads as low as possible and we are, therefore, always grateful to those who give of their time as well as to those who donate essential funds.
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Give Your Time
There are many ways in which you can make a significant difference to the unique work that the charity does in the community, either by volunteering to help with tenants in our buildings or by supporting head office staff.GIVE YOUR TIME -
Donate Money
It is only thanks to our generous supporters that we are able to continue to enhance and expand our unique facilities. As our waiting lists continue to grow your donation will enable us to give that precious key to independence to even more people who have no other organisation to whom they can turn.MAKE A DONATION -
Share Your Celebration
If you are planning a simcha this year, and would prefer that your guests did not buy you presents, why not make this a double celebration by asking instead for donations in honour of the occasion to be made to Jewish Blind & Disabled.SHARE YOUR CELEBRATION -
Become a Young Patron
For £21 a month (£250 pa) our Young Patrons not only make a real difference to our tenants’ lives, they can also make a difference to the future of the charity itself as our Young Patrons are our future.BECOME A YOUNG PATRON -
Leave a Legacy
Leaving the legacy of independence now means that everyone can benefit. The recent budget proposed changes to tax legislation allowing for a lower rate of inheritance tax to be levied wherever a legacy has been left to charity.LEAVE A LEGACY -
Join a Committee
We are always looking for people to join one of our existing committees, or to set up a new one, to help organise events and activities that not only raise essential funds but that also often involve new people in the charity.JOIN A COMMITTEE -
Collect on Our Behalf
Clubs, schools, organisations and even groups of friends often collect money on our behalf. We are very grateful to all these people and are very happy to support anyone who would like to do this with collecting boxes, Jewish Blind & Disabled t-shirts, brochures, pens etc.COLLECT ON OUR BEHALF -
Support a Challenge
There are many challenges throughout the year from a leisurely 1km Fun Run to a full marathon, as well as bike rides, climbs, dances etc. However, if you preference is for spectating you could always sponsor someone who is taking part.Take a Challenge
We are a traditional Jewish family with one difference - our 27 year old son has cerebral palsy. Five years ago Joel moved into Aztec House and this changed all our lives. It has given us peace of mind knowing that our son is in a safe environment where there is always someone available to assist. The future no longer looks bleak and, against all I was told, Joel can be independent to a large degree.
LONDON
