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Tenants Cecil Rosen Court

Supportive communities

A move into a Jewish Blind & Disabled development means so much more than just bricks and mortar

Our developments offer a supportive environment where tenants can engage in social activities, celebrate Jewish festivals and be part of a close-knit community.

We work in partnership with tenants, encouraging them to lead initiatives both within and beyond their development. This collaborative approach, combined with support from our wonderful network of volunteers, allows tenants to be part of a warm and welcoming community, knowing that extra support is on hand should they need it.

A place to connect, learn and enjoy

There are a wide range of tenant-led activities, such as coffee mornings, bridge clubs, film afternoons and quiz nights. Our volunteers also run a diverse and varied programme throughout the week including exercise classes, discussion groups, art classes and walking clubs.

There is something for everyone to enjoy, whatever your interests. Tenants from other developments are always welcome to attend, allowing tenants to connect with each other and develop new friendships.

Celebrating Jewish Festivals and Traditions

Each development features a welcoming communal lounge, where tenants can gather for Shabbat and Jewish Festivals. We are grateful for the support of various synagogue communities and rabbis who enrich our developments by leading services and organising activities that celebrate Jewish values and culture throughout the year.

Rosalyn Weinberg

Want to be part of a warm and welcoming Jewish community?

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