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Our support for Israel

On October 7th, 2023, Israel was struck by a horrific and devastating terrorist attack by Hamas. In the aftermath, we have been providing trauma support to thousands of Israelis. And the suffering continues as missiles continue, to be fired into the country and sirens ring through the night.

What We Do

We work with local partners across the globe to share expertise and respond to emergencies.

Humanitarian Response

When conflict or disaster strikes, we respond immediately through local partners, providing people and communities with life-saving assistance.

Humanitarian response
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Life-saving support to vulnerable Jews

We support Jewish communities in crisis worldwide, including Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Poland, Russia, Belarus, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Israel, with a focus on older Jews of the Survivor Generation.

Life-saving support to vulnerable Jews
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Employment and Livelihoods

Through job-specific skills training and mentorship, we enable people to transform their earning potential, recover their livelihoods and gain independence.

Employment and livelihoods

Support for refugees in the UK

Inspired by our heritage, we support thousands of refugees across the whole of the UK with employment and integration.

Support for refugees in the UK

Our Impact 2023-2024

142,142

Supported 142,142 people

21

Worked in 21 countries

100

Worked with 100 partners across the world

Support our Emergency Appeals

Myanmar Earthquake Appeal

The earthquake caused damage across Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand, with tremors felt as far as Bangkok. Donate today and help communities that have been devastated by these deadly earthquakes.

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Ukraine Crisis Appeal

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February we have been supporting our 29 partners across the country as they do everything they can to protect their communities in the face of active conflict.

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Make a Difference

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Donate to Celebrate

Celebrating a birthday, bar mitzvah, wedding or special occasion? Why not ask your friends to donate to World Jewish Relief and make a real difference to the lives of people in need.

Donate to Celebrate
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Leave a gift in your Will

No matter the size, leave a gift to us in your will and help future generations survive the consequences of conflict and disaster. Together, we can take life-saving action.

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TCS London Marathon

We don’t have any places left for the 2025 London Marathon. Register your interest for 2026, and a member of our Challenge Events Team will reach out to you once places are released

Register your interest

Find your Family History

World Jewish Relief was established as the Central British Fund for German Jewry in 1933 to help refugees from Nazi-Europe, and we succeeded in bringing around 65,000 Jewish refugees to safety. 

We have names of over 315,000 people who contacted us for help, as well as records for the 65,000 refugees we supported throughout the 1930s and 1940s. 

Your family history may be in our files. 

Featured News

Paul Anticoni, World Jewish Relief’s Chief Executive, awarded OBE in King’s Birthday Honours List

15th Jun 2025, News

Paul Anticoni, World Jewish Relief’s Chief Executive, awarded OBE in King’s Birthday Honours List. In his 19 years leading World Jewish Relief, Paul has grown the organisation and its impact exponentially. Now working in 21 countries and supporting more than 140,000 people in the last year alone, World Jewish Relief, under Paul’s leadership, is leading humanitarian efforts on behalf of the Jewish community. 

Impact Report 2023-2024

28th Nov 2024,

One year into our new strategy, our mission remains front and centre of everything we do. We exist to provide life-saving and life-changing action to those experiencing crisis and conflict around the world.

Working in 21 countries, we have this year had a positive impact on more than 140,000 people. This simply wouldn’t have been possible without the steadfast determination of our colleagues, Trustees, and of course, our supporters. We remain truly grateful for your ongoing trust and commitment to our work.