Day Care Centres

The Irene and Donald Weinberg Day Care Centre, known in Israel as Emunah Akko Sharet, provides babies and young children with professional early years care in a warm and nurturing environment. Children benefit from learning, play, nutritious meals and enrichment while their parents have the reassurance of safe, reliable care throughout the working day.

British Emunah has supported the centre for many years, including investment in refurbishment. The centre continues to be supported by both the UK community and the family of Irene and Donald Weinberg.

Located in the Neve Sha’anan neighbourhood of Haifa, Beit Lady Brodie is a large Emunah Day Care Centre providing early years care, meals, learning and enrichment for local children.

The centre opened in 1988 and has a long association with British Emunah. British Emunah has continued to support refurbishment and improvements at the site over the years, maintaining a relationship that stretches back several decades.

 Located in central Netanya, the Rose Wilner Day Care Centre provides a safe and stimulating early years environment for local children, combining professional childcare with learning, play, meals and enrichment.

British Emunah and the local Emunah community in Netanya have invested significantly in the centre over recent years. The relationship is an example of British Emunah’s continuing commitment not only to historic projects, but to ensuring that the places our supporters helped establish or sustain remain safe and suitable for the children who use them today.

The Amelie Jakobovitz Day Care Centre, known locally as the Emunah Nordau Day Care Centre, provides high-quality early childhood care to families in Netanya.

The centre bears the name of Lady Amelie Jakobovits, affectionately known as Lady J, who was a major figure in British Jewish life and a devoted supporter of Emunah. She served as Life President of British Emunah, and her name remains closely connected with British Emunah’s work in Israel.

Beit Hilda serves a diverse community in Petach Tikva, including many immigrant and working families. The Day Care Centre operates across two neighbouring sites and provides children with consistent early years care, education, meals and enrichment in a safe and supportive environment.

Beit Hilda has been part of British Emunah’s project portfolio for many years, with historic British funding supporting the upkeep of the centre and the services provided there.

Located in the Afek area of Rosh Ha’ayin, the Nachum Ze’ev and Fanny Williams Day Care Centre provides a nurturing and stimulating environment for young children.

Through early education, play, meals and enrichment, the centre supports children’s development while providing dependable day care for local families. British Emunah has supported the Rosh Ha’ayin centre for many years, and the Williams name is part of a longstanding British Emunah donor legacy also reflected at the Pisgat Ze’ev centre in Jerusalem.

The Martha Miriam Hubert Day Care Centre provides professional early years care for children in Rishon LeZion. Children are supported in a warm and stimulating environment, with opportunities for learning, creativity and play alongside nutritious meals and the everyday care they need to develop and thrive.

The centre has been part of British Emunah’s supported portfolio for decades. Historic British Emunah funding has included maintenance, building work and family support services connected with the wider Emunah site in Rishon LeZion.

Located in the Tzalmon neighbourhood of Modi’in, the Miriam Latner Day Care Centre provides safe and reliable early childhood care for local families.

By giving children a nurturing environment throughout the working day, the centre also gives parents the practical support they need to work, study and build greater stability for their families. British Emunah has supported the centre for many years as part of its wider day care portfolio in Israel.

Located in Jerusalem’s Kiryat Moshe neighbourhood, the Hilda and Sam Marks Day Care Centre forms part of the wider Beit Sarah complex. It provides young children with professional early years care, learning, play, nutritious meals and enrichment in a safe and nurturing environment.

The centre carries the names of Hilda and Sam Marks.

Serving families in the Pisgat Ze’ev neighbourhood of northern Jerusalem, the Nachum Ze’ev and Fanny Williams Day Care Centre provides a warm, stimulating and dependable environment for young children.

The centre combines early education, play, meals and enrichment with the security of professional day care. Together with the Rosh Ha’ayin centre bearing the same names, it forms part of a longstanding British Emunah donor and project legacy.

Beit Bondt in Netivot brings several Emunah services together under one roof. Alongside an Emunah Day Care Centre for young children, the building houses the Irene Bondt Family Counselling Centre, where professional therapists support individuals, couples, children and families. The site also provides space for local Emunah community activity.

The Bondt family’s relationship with British Emunah has continued across generations. Irene Bondt was closely associated with the project, and members of her family have spoken publicly about being present when the Beit Bondt building opened and about continuing the family tradition of supporting British Emunah.