For over a decade World Jewish Relief has assisted vulnerable individuals to generate a stable income and become independent. We have developed employment projects in Eastern Europe, agricultural livelihoods projects in East Africa, led livelihood recovery projects after disasters, and established the largest specialist training and employment programme for resettled refugees here in the UK.

At World Jewish Relief we know that investing in a woman’s livelihood is one of the most effective ways to strive for a better world in which human rights are realised, and women and girls can reach their potential and build independent and dignified lives.

At World Jewish Relief we know that investing in a woman’s livelihood is one of the most effective ways to strive for a better world in which human rights are realised, and women and girls can reach their potential and build independent and dignified lives.

At World Jewish Relief we know that investing in a woman’s livelihood is one of the most effective ways to strive for a better world in which human rights are realised, and women and girls can reach their potential and build independent and dignified lives.

Home Secretary Priti Patel met this week with World Jewish Relief’s CEO Paul Anticoni and UK Programme Director Janice Lopatkin MBE, to mark nearly five years since the launch of the Specialist Training and Employment Programme (STEP) developed and run by World Jewish Relief, which has assisted nearly 1000 resettled refugees.