1. Will I be safe? 2. Will there be someone to care for me? 3. Why do I need to rely on Emunah to feed and care for me? 4. Will my family have enough food to eat? Read more
If you are having people for dinner, instead of them bringing you a gift, why not ask them to give a donation to "Dinner Date Donate"? Dinner Date Donate is an initiative set up to raise money to bring children from the Sarah Herzog Children’s Centre in Afula to London for a week’s holiday. Read more
British Emunah’s Food Fund aims to provide a daily meal for every child at our special schools and if necessary a food parcel to take home to their families. Read more
Music plays an important part in all of our lives. It can be exciting or calming, jubilant or poignant. Music can bring out memories that have been deeply buried and powerfully resonate with our feelings, helping us to express them and to communicate with others. Music therapy uses these qualities and the musical components of rhythm, melody and tonality within a therapeutic relationship. Read more
Every child needs a safe place to play and the traumatised children in our care are no exception. In fact for these children the need to have a good quality, robust safe pay space and equipment is absolutely essential. Read more
The ceasefire may temporarily halt the rocket fire but the trauma for families on the border continues... Our Sara Ronson Crisis and Invervention Centre can no longer cope and needs to more to larger premises. To facilitate this we are building a state of the art therapy centre to serve Sderot and the surrounding areas. We are £70,000 short of our target. Help us help those families living with trauma now. Read more
The Emunah Wedding Fund helps young men and women leaving our residential homes or students graduating from our High Schools, as they move on in their lives. Read more