Organisation structure

Trustees
Rochelle Selby (Chair)
Michelle Hirschfield
Laurence Markham
Lady Elaine Sacks
Leon Shelley

Patrons
Madame Mimi Avner
Irving Carter & family
Gertrude Compton
Galliard Homes
Mina Goodman
Suzanne Goodman
Lilian Hochhauser CBE
Flo Kaufmann JP
Lady Zahava Kohn
Esther & Gerry Lee
Rosemary Nathanson Charitable Trust
Michelle & Adam Plainer
The Gerald Ronson Foundation
Cecil Rosen Foundation
Weil, Gotshal & Manges (London) LLP

Honorary Life President
Lady Elaine Sacks

Honorary President
Valerie Mirvis

Founder President
Gertrude Landy z"l

Chairman
Rosalyn Liss

Co-vice Chairmen
Sharon Dewinter
Sara Greenfield

Honorary Secretary
Hilary Pearlman

Honorary Treasurer
Joanna Benarroch ACCA

Honorary Officers
Camille Compton
Michelle Hirschfield
Rochelle Selby
Mindy Wiesenberg

Israel Representatives
Lillian Brodie
Judy Cohen
Vera Garbacz
Daphne Kaufman

Director

Sharon Dewinter

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Help our past chairman, Mindy Wiesenberg reach her target!

British Emunah's past Chairman, Mindy Wiesenberg, has publisher a book - "Healing Pathways - A Journey Through Life's Challenges". All profits from the sale of this book Mindy will be donating to British Emunah.
David Landy's 70th Birthday

David has chosen British Emunah as a way to celebrate his special birthday.
Next Year In Jerusalem

In towns, villages and cities throughout Israel, thousands of children and families suffer from neglect, poverty and trauma. With your support this Pesach we can make a difference that will last from year to year.
This Purim, this will not be the only mask we'll be wearing!

Who we are

British Emunah is a UK registered charity which relies entirely on donations to support 37 Emunah projects in Israel. Set up in 1933 by a group of British women who wanted to provide practical help for children escaping Nazi persecution, today Emunah has developed services to meet the very different problems faced by the thousands of Israeli children who are ‘at risk’
Day Care

Emunah Day Care Centres are an important part of everyday life for many Israeli families, some of whom are unable to care for their children throughout the day, perhaps due to illness or drug addiction.
What does Emunah do?

Emunah in Israel supports over 10,000 children on a daily basis by providing residential homes, high schools, day care and family support centres as well as trauma therapy and counselling centres. Emunah is one of the primary social welfare organisations in Israel and in 2008 was awarded the prestigious ‘Israel Prize’ for lifetime achievement and exceptional contribution to the nation.
Donate

Your donation can make a huge difference to someone's life.
Educational Services

Emunah operates unique educational facilities for girls, combining general studies with Torah education.
Visit a centre

If you are travelling to Israel and would like to see for yourself the magnificent work that Emunah does, then you are more than welcome to visit one of our 26 centres.
Family Support

Emunah’s Family Support Centres provide therapeutic support to help families so that children are not taken ‘into care’. Working with expert social workers and counsellors, parents are shown the most basic of parenting skills and the children are cared for by trained Emunah staff.
Gala Dinner - Everyone Has a Story

Chief Rabbi Mirvis praised Emunah’s “outstanding work” and said the charity “leads by example… Through your noble endeavours, many thousands of people will continue to have their lives re-shaped so that they too will have a great story to tell.”
Residential Care

British Emunah supports three residential homes, providing shelter for boys and girls from infancy to 18 years old, because their parents lack the capability to raise them.
Organisation structure

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