Living and Working in Israel

Living and Working in Israel - Making Aliyah

Why make Aliyah now - not later? See: https://letmypeoplegobook.com

Consult this group: BSNewcomers bsnewcomers@gmail.com - olim-2020@googlegroups.com, by Lema'an Achai Welcome Committee - https://www.lemaanachai.org

Homefront Command app installed on your phone, you can click here to download it on an Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alert.meserhadash and here to download it onto an iphone: https://apps.apple.com/il/app/israel-home-front-command/id1542010719

Join a mission to Isreal - write to:

The NJA office@nja.org.uk

Taglit Israel - Israel Experience - See: A Free Trip to Israel | Taglit - Birthright Israel

Birtright Israel - Volunteer - See: birthrightisraelvolunteer.com

Excel Global - See: Taglit | Excel

UJIA

Job prospecting - Employment - Career - Recruitment

ראה: https://github.com/joaopramos/online-cv-builder

אם אפשר לתרגם את האתר שלכם גלאט ג'ובס | לוח הדרושים מס. 1 (glatjobs.co.il) לאנגלית, ככה שהפריסה שלכם יגדל להכליל עולים חדשים שהשפה הראשונה (וגם האחרונה) שלהם היא אנגלית.

https://www.jbh.org.il/

For mentoring younger families, contributing to the fabric of KBM etc., see www.encore.com

www.manpower.co.il

www.komo.co.il

https://www.techit.co.il

Middle Age Career https://www.linkedin.com/groups/7064752

Job Networking in Israel: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/73238

Brain Drain: https://www.pc.co.il/featured/330039/ (אחרי המשבר צפוי ביקוש לכוח אדם וטכנולוגיות בהיי-טק)

https://www.jobhunt.co.il

https://www.jobik.co.il

Glassman, Sharon SharonG@jafi.org The toll free number is 0-800-404-8984 http://www.moia.gov.il/English/Subjects/Employment/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/537247/what-color-is-your-parachute-2017-by-richard-n-bolles/9780399578212/#collapse3

Belgian Project Manager - Work from Home - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/73238/73238-6166161606746066948

https://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/the-jewish-agency-opens-employment-consulting-service-for-prospective-uk-olim-1.442337https://jewishjobs.com/

https://jewishfederations.org/career-opportunities

http://www.jccworks.com/

https://www.philanthropy.com/jobsearch?searchQueryString=jewish

https://www.idealist.org/en/?q=jewish&sort=relevance&type=JOB

With huge tech growth, Israel's start-up nation becomes scale-up nation - The Jerusalem Post

https://www.jpost.com/jpost-tech/with-huge-tech-growth-israels-start-up-nation-becomes-scale-up-nation-658247

https://www.realpage.com

https://stor.ai

1) Search & Find a Job in Israel: http://www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/1254257

2) Developers in Israel: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=2513004

3) IT/ IS Manager in Israel: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=1381167

4) Israel Startup Jobs: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6658464

G) Israel Project & Product Managers: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6617126

H) Israel QA Experts: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6614716

http://braudewealth.com

http://bizmax.co.il

http://hovalot.sherut10.co.il

http://mhb.co.il see telephone number: http://www.hamadrich-hacharedi.co.il/magazine2018

http://www.cji.co.il/docs.htm

http://www.executive-israel.co.il

http://www.jbh.org.il

http://www.ksharimplus.com/index.aspx

http://www.overseasjobs.com/do/where/IL - Jobs located: Israel

https://il.indeed.com/jobs

https://isratransfer.com

https://www.2all.co.il

https://www.besadno.co.il

https://www.israelflorist.com

https://www.kamatech.org.il

https://www.kolzchut.org.il/en/Main_Page

https://www.prog.co.il/forums/דרושים.42

Israel IT Specialist: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6617039

Israel Sales & Marketing Experts: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=6616418

www.keepolim.org

http://mafteach.org.il מרכז בית שמש – מפתח- מרכזי פיתוח תעסוקת חרדים. אתר התוכנית

https://www.drushim.co.il

Enter the World of Hi-Tech with JBS Technical Writing - by Simone » Thu Mar 10, 2016 2:59 pm -Calling all English-speaking engineers, programmers, mathematicians, physicists and other techies who are looking to put their expertise, experience and English into practice. Take the JBS advantage and become a top-notch technical writer. Candidates are now being accepted for JBS’s ATR Program. ATR – Anglo Techie Retraining – offers native English speakers with a technical background (university degree and/or work experience in a related field) a comprehensive program of training, paid internship and employment over a period of 6 months. If you are looking to utilize your knowledge and skills to open the doors of a variety of excellent employment opportunities, please visit us at www.techwriting.co.il or contact Simone Labe on 077 998 1250 or on simone@techwriting.co.il (from Shemesh Online)

"Keren Shemesh" - the Bureau of Employment in Beit Shemesh and L'Ofek are offering a local Job Counseling service in English.

www.scholarshiptoisrael.com

https://www.paradox.ai employment

The Job Solution sheva@thejobsolution.co.uk

http://www.expatclic.com/?lang=en (for mummy?)

http://www.jobs-israel.com

http://www.israemploy.net

http://jobsearchinisrael.blogspot.com

https://www.alljobs.co.il

https://www.drushim.co.il

Links to work, employment, career and business opportunities

https://www.jobmaster.co.il

https://easy.co.il/list/Professionals?c2=26117&ref=emailUsummerTime

http://rhodium.co.il

http://www.infinitymedia.co.il

http://www.art-up.co.il

http://quicksolutions.co.il

https://win-site.co.il

https://www.smoove.co.il

http://www.jumbomail.co.il

http://www.detectit.co.il/english

http://www.kerenhagshama.co.il

http://www.prog.co.il - תוצאות חיפוש ל: translation | פרוג - הפורטל החרדי המקצועי הגדול ביותר

http://www.electrolux.miniline.co.il

http://en.kosher.co.il

http://www.atarimplus.co.il

http://kccollege.co.il

http://www.90days.co.il

http://www.shargilbensira.co.il

http://www.shine.co.il/?gclid=CP6yhqLps8sCFYTGGwodECUFbQ

http://kccollege.co.il

http://www.90days.co.il

http://www.shargilbensira.co.il

http://www.shine.co.il/?gclid=CP6yhqLps8sCFYTGGwodECUFbQ

http://www.webuildit.co.il

In Stock | Quick-Garden.co.uk

http://www.searchiik.co.il

http://www.iaa.gov.il/he-IL/airports/BenGurion/Pages/OnlineFlights.aspx

http://www.ladpc.co.il/about/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.marketingdept.co.il

http://graciela.co.il

http://www.lehagshim.co.il

 info@pictureperfect.co.il

http://www.responder.co.il/?utm_source=self&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=viral1

http://pages.responder.co.il/ravdaf1?source=ravpage

https://www.responder.co.il

http://pictureperfect.ravpage.co.il/purim_2016_P

http://www.yit.co.il

http://www.supersize.co.il

http://www.haredi.co.il

http://www.newstrends.co.il

https://www.meser10.co.il/kosher-email

http://slng.co.il/CompanyWebSite/Index2.aspx

https://www.morfix.co.il

https://web.nli.org.il

myPages | דפי נחיתה ותוכנת דיוור בקלות ובחינם

https://www.hamenifa.co.il

הוצאת ספרים בישראל: המקום לכל שירותי ההוצאה לאור | טקסט רץ הוצאה לאור (textratz.co.il)

http://www.responder.co.il/?gclid=CL7Ej_-nuc0CFc0y0wodiB4AoQ

http://j-town.co.il

http://www.liveshop.co.il

https://www.mesergo.co.il for bayis ne-eman 

https://anyway.co.il

https://www.zuze.co.il

https://www.inwise.co.il

שולח:deal2save http://deal2save.co.il/. כתובת השולח: בן יהודה 13, תל אביב. מיקוד: 12345

http://www.sendmsg.co.il

GOOGLE AND IBM EXPANDING IN ISRAEL

20/08/2006

By Ezra HaLevi
Two large companies, Google and IBM, announced Tuesday that they are
expanding their operations in Israel.
Google will be opening a research and development (R&D) center in Tel
Aviv. The Internet behemoth already has one facility in Haifa. The Tel
Aviv center will employ experts in algorithms, database technology and
Internet programming development.
IBM will be opening a software lab which will deal with metadata
management and collaborative real-time technologies. IBM already has
two R&D centers in Israel.
IBM Israel General Manager Meir Nissensohn told Israel21c that the
company's latest move "is a strong vote of confidence from IBM for the
software development capabilities existing in this country."

Dedicated to Zechariah Haber

Israeli Shortcut (www.israelishortcut.org)?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email and JobMob Blog

Links to work - Help with finding employment on a job, or to train to work up your chances for a career

Chabad of Cyprus Emergency Campaign 2026

פסח תשפ"ו

Links to sources of work - Help with finding employment on a job contract, or to train to work up your chances for a career

Here are some links that may (or may not) prove to be useful in helping you achieve your quest for a respectable earning:

Use the following search words: Job, Jobs, Career, work, service, freelancing, CV, part time, recruitment, work from home.

Re: Links to work

Learn to become a freelancer hello@copytribe.co

http://shoppers.helionresearch.com

searchfreelance.co.uk

www.freelancer.com

https://jobster.com

Fiverr | Freelance services marketplace | Find top global talent

UpWork: www.upwork.com/i/how-it-works/freelancer

https://www.upwork.com/nx/find-work/best-matches

www.linkedin.com/jobs

The Ultimate Contract Portal - Pro Contract Jobs

JobHunt https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/%D7%9C%D7%A7%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%94-%D7%A9%D7%9C%D7%9A-%D7%9E%D7%92%D7%99%D7%A2-%D7%A1%D7%95%D7%9B%D7%9F-%D7%90%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%99-7188523313428586496

And here's something that you may (again: or may not) find of interest:

https://www.theus.org.uk/sites/default/files/RFC%20talk%20poster%20.pdf

US Job Search: https://www.theus.org.uk/vacancies, and ask them about the Charity Central recruitment fair by the United Synagogue

Register with https://arbyte.co.uk

www.theworkavenue.org.uk - Jewish Charity to help you into a Job/Business

Resource Jobs Board networking@resource-centre.org / https://www.resource-centre.org https://twitter.com/resourcecharity https://www.facebook.com/ResourceJewishEmploymentAdviceCentre https://www.linkedin.com/company/resource-jewish-employment-advice/?trk=tabs_biz_home

Cash in Hand Jobs: Log onto Newsfeed — Nextdoor and search for Cash in Hand

https://www.arbitstaffing.com Moshe Rosenberg LinkedIn

There are Jewish WhatsApp groups where you can find job opportunities

www.everythingk.com (EdgwareK)

https://mezzos.net

Business Ideas

Try https://seller-uk-accounts.tiktok.com

Charge with PayPal or with Stripe

Israel and USA Links – they’re sometimes offering work from home, which may involve foreign languages:

https://www.zehmizeh.com/home - ZehMizeh | The Jewish Freelancing Platform - Post projects, find talent, pay simply

טופס הרשמה (smoove.io)

dina@thejobsolution.co.uk

Recruitment and Job Advice: tjvardy@gmail.com

https://medium.com/@cdixon/what-s-next-in-computing-e54b870b80cc#.akknrqc1s

GideonRosenblatt: Gideon Rosenblatt: In-Depth – The Vital Edge by Gideon Rosenblatt

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=Israel&country2=United+Kingdom 

PCS Lakewood pcslakewoodnj@gmail.com / www.pcsnjny.org / CLICK TO JOIN:  https://chat.whatsapp.com/BmRgJcHSVTx52ioX5fKgjR /+848 329 1286

General recruitment, job placement and International career sites:

https://getacareer.co.uk

Register with Heart Teaching: Explore Teaching & TA Opportunities

TCES Group - Contact Us

www.poelgroup.com

http://a16z.com/about/contact

Candidate Dashboard – Candibots recruitment and job board

careers.stackoverflow.com/?utm_source=stackoverflow.com&utm_medium=site-ui&utm_campaign=anon-topbar - they only have a fraction of jobs available from the other sites in this list

jobs.thebookseller.com

See this website, PeoplePerHour is the HourlyPerPeople Service - as they have hour-based projects which can help people start with Parnossoh - www.peopleperhour.com/member-application

The Muse is a pretty good website for everything career related and learn from the writers they are professionals.  www.themuse.com/tags/blogging - Blogging Articles | The Muse: Use our career guidance to learn how to negotiate a pay raise, see how to decide your career path, and get advice

www.adzuna.com

www.careerenergy.co.uk - this is a chargeable service

www.careerknowhow.com

www.cwjobs.co.uk/jobs/in-london

www.europlusdirect.com

www.experteer.co.uk

https://www.friday-ad.co.uk/uk/jobs

www.glassdoor.com/index.htm - Glassdoor Job Search | Find a job you'll love

www.hirefire.co.uk

www.idpp.com

www.indeed.co.uk

www.jobs.careerbuilder.com

www.jobserve.com/gb/en/JobSearch.aspx

www.learn4good.com/jobs

www.london4jobs.co.uk

www.monster.co.uk/jobs/advanced-search

www.odesk.com

www.pdg-consulting.com/careers

www.peopleperhour.com/dashboard?utm_source=MemberApplicationApproved&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=application&ref=email

www.poelgroup.com

www.protocol.co.uk

www.psdgroup.com

www.reed.co.uk

www.skillpages.com

www.supertasker.com/#!/home?ref=pph

www.technojobs.co.uk

www.technology.efinancialcareers.co.uk

www.technologyladder.co.uk

www.tenongroup.com/tenonhr

www.thebusinessengine.com

www.theladders.co.uk

www.topjobleads.com

www.totaljobs.com

www.ukstaffsearch.com

What’s Next in Computing? The computing industry progresses in… | by Chris Dixon | Software Is Eating the World | Medium

write to contact@tik-box.com

Jobs careers work: careersworld@findeveryjob.co.uk

https://www.languagetrainersgroup.com

Working in Kashrus:

Beth Din of the Federation of Synagogues Kashrut Board (FKB): 004420 8203 0610

Kedassia - Kashrus Committee of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations: 02 0 8800 6833

Khal Machzikei Hadas - Edgware: 020 8958-1030

KIR - Baddatz Igud Rabbonim: 01 617409711

Manchester Beth Din: 01 61 740 9711

Sephardi Kashrut Authority: 02 0 72892573

The Machzikei Hadass Communities (Manchester): 00 1 61 792 1313

Please remember to reciprocate, if you feel like it: let me if any of the above links are dead...

For most of the above, you will need a CV.

https://www.vitacv.com

My apologies if any of the above is obsolete, so please let me know which one/s.

Jews for Java - Employment of Charedim in the Israeli workforce

By Sarah Coleman

April 6, 2000 

Every day, Ephraim Mett works a mouseclick away from damnation. 

In Israel, ultra-Orthodox rabbis have banned their followers from cruising the Web, but that's not stopping the observant from hacking code. 

Mett, a programmer at Jerusalem's MALAM Systems Ltd., spends his day writing code and developing Web sites for clients like the Israeli post office. 

But, as a member of Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, he is forbidden to browse the Web or shop online; this would be frowned on by his rabbis, who have branded the Net a "danger thousands of times more serious" than television, one that could bring "destruction and ruin." In January, prominent ultra-Orthodox rabbis banned their followers from using the Net for purposes other than work. 

When Mett comes home to his young family, he steps back into a traditional world that has more to do with "Yentl" than Yahoo. 

Mett says he wouldn't put a connection in his home or use his Web browser at work for shopping, even if it was to buy something as innocuous as a sofa. 

"Obviously, it would be very useful to use the Internet for such a thing," he says. 

"The problem is that the Internet has a lot of power to draw a person in, which is why I understand the ban fully and respect it." Like other ultra-Orthodox programmers, Mett (who did six years of advanced religious study before joining MALAM) straddles a strange divide: With one foot firmly planted in the ancient and insular world of Talmud study, he is stepping into the fast-paced, globally oriented world of programming. 

Curiously, his religious background might be his greatest asset as a programmer. 

"The analytical approach used in Talmud is very useful for programming," he says. 

"You have to work out plausible explanations, which are quite a lot like programming algorithms." Until recently, it would have been almost impossible for Mett and his ultra-Orthodox, or haredi, peers to work in a high-tech company. 

Prejudices on both sides and a lack of technical education barred their entry to "Silicon Wadi" -- the collective name for the industrial parks and incubators springing up all over Israel's desert landscape. 

Now, with increased educational options, the ultra-Orthodox are entering Israel's high-tech world in significant numbers -- and finding that their skills are in high demand. 

"I'd be happy to employ more haredi programmers," says David Schindler, a vice president at MALAM. 

"They're older and more mature, and they have a tremendous drive to succeed." Besides, adds Schindler, who was a religious scholar in his youth, Talmud study is excellent preparation for programming. 

"It gives you an intuitive mind; you know how to break problems down into the smallest particles." In fact, the Talmud -- first compiled in the year 200 B.C. -- was ahead of its time both aesthetically and intellectually. 

Looking at it might explain why "the people of the book" are natural converts to hypertext: In many ways, the Talmud looks like a blueprint for Web design. 

Consider the Babylonian Talmud, the work of many generations of rabbis. 

When this transcription of oral law was started, Roman occupiers were attempting to wipe out all traces of Judaism: life was a little stressful, and the original text, the Mishnah, came out disjointed and nonlinear (imagine Moses communing with James Joyce). 

Succeeding generations of rabbis saw the Mishnah as a good start, but decided to add their own interpretations to it. 

On a typical Talmud page, these writings ("Gemara") are placed in discrete blocks in a tree-ring formation around the Mishnah -- with cross-references, links to other sections and arcane symbols and abbreviations. 

The effect is of a virtual discussion forum between rabbis from different centuries. 

"It's actually the world's first hypertext," says former Israeli Minister of Energy Yossi Vardi. 

Talmud pages are "busy, non-linear, filled with different typefaces, graphical symbols, parallel and intersecting frames, and even multiple languages," writes Edmond H. 

Weiss, an associate professor at Fordham University's Graduate School of Business Administration, in "From Talmud Folios to Web Sites: Hot Pages, Cool Pages and the Information Plenum." Each generation of Talmud scholars is encouraged to produce its own interpretations, the very best of which might be incorporated into future editions of the text. 

To read the Talmud, Weiss posits, "you join the conversation. Just like the Net." 

Of course, with so many voices, there are bound to be disagreements. 

The Talmud contains notorious arguments between rabbis. 

In studying the text, part of the scholar's task is to decode and reconcile these differences, discovering an underlying system by which the different points of view can coexist. 

Imagine, for example, that an updated Talmud was to deal with malfunctioning Web browsers (this is not so far-fetched, since it deals with such minutiae as the direction a person should face while defecating). 

Replace rabbinical authorities with programmers and a section might read as follows: Adam believes that his Web browser is crashing because he hasn't upgraded to the newest release. 

Bill says that Adam is using too recent a version of the software. 

Both are experienced programmers. 

How can this disagreement be? Carla, another programmer, says that if the problem is file-system corruption, Adam's theory would apply, but if there are problems with certain embedded Web objects, Bill would be right. 

Danya had problems with embedded objects, and found that the solution was to disable certain audio plug-ins. 

So it seems likely that Bill is referring to problems with portable document formats, whereas Danya's issues concerned streaming audio. 

Did Erin manage to fix her system by removing plug-ins? Doubtless she had encountered the streaming audio bug, too. 

"I must give credit to the years of studying Talmud, which opens their minds," says Rabbi Yehezkel Fogel. 

In 1996, Fogel founded the Haredi Center for Technological Studies, the community's first technical college. 

Since the ultra-Orthodox can't attend secular schools (they're prohibited from studying in co-ed classrooms) the center acts as a necessary bridge between the worlds of Talmud and high tech. 

Having opened in 1996 with 35 students, it now boasts an enrolment of 1,200 in five locations across Israel. 

In setting up the school, one of the major issues Fogel hoped to address was poverty in the community. 

Traditionally, haredi men study in a yeshiva full time into their 30s and beyond, while their wives support the family, often by working menial jobs. 

Add to this the stress of dealing with a large family (often up to nine children) and it's easy to see why 51 percent of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel live below the poverty line, as opposed to 15 percent of new immigrants to Israel and 24 percent of Arab Israelis.

Driver Gemach

Dear Reader,

Gemach Galgalim was started with the hope that Heimishe people who are travelling and need to be transported by taxi, can now be matched with Heimishe drivers, to shuttle them from/to the airport/station.

גמ"ח גלגלים

יש לנו רשימה של נהגים בערי התפוצות אז אם אתם מחפשים מחוץ ללונדון תודיעו לי ואשלח לכם בחפץ לב עד כמה שידי מגעת
להלן רשימה של נהגים בלונדון
לטובת נשמתו של הבחור משה יודא ליב בן ר' אהרן (נפטר כ"א סיון ה'תשע"ג בבני ברק)
רשימת נהגים מאנ"ש שיכולים להיעזר אם מפרסמים את הפרטים שלהם לאלה הנוסעים על פסח
מרכב-אופן
נא לעדכן אותנו באימייל אם אתם נתקלים בבעיה כלשהי ונשתדל לעזור ככל האפשר

Wherever there is a sizeable Jewish community, you can now find a driver.  Our details are already listed in directories in the UK, Israel and the States. 

Read further for background details:

You may recall the tragedy that befell our family on כ"א סיון תשע"ג (30th May, 2013), when my nephew משה יהודא ליב ז"ל בן יבדל לחיים טובים וארוכים ר' אהרן ני"ו, didn't wake up on the morning of his brother's wedding (which was postponed, on the instructions of the late Rabbi Shmuel Wosner OB"M). We started this Gemach לעילוי נשמתו - to perpetuate the memory of this precious soul.

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#       Driver Gemach.                              #

#       Need to be picked up from the        #

#       airport or train station?                 #

#       A Heimishe Yungerman will           #

#       serve all your travelling needs.      #

#       Call us:                                           #

#       Europe: +44 7974 160 252            #

#                       לעילוי נשמת                      #

#       הבחור משה יהודא ליב בן אהרן             #

-#=÷+▪--▪+÷=#=÷+▪--▪+÷=#=÷+▪--▪+÷=#

For list of drivers, see: Driver List

The idea behind this Gemach is as follows:
On the one hand there are many people travelling around the world on a daily basis and do not know about the availability of Heimishe drivers.
On the other hand there are many Heimishe Yungeleit who are struggling to put bread on their family table and try their hand at airport jobs - shuttling their friends and family whenever the occasion arises.
Alas, their close circle of business is too small of a pool to enable them to earn a respectable, liveable living...

By matching up travellers with drivers, we hope to allow the customers to support Heimishe Yungeleit, so the Yungeleit will be able to gain פרנסה and confidence - whilst their customers will have a chance to fulfil the מצוה of וחי אחיך עמך.

Whoever has heard the הספדים (=eulogies) on Moshe ז"ל will remember that this is exactly what he used to do during his short sojourn in this world, during his time in both his birthplace Antwerp and in Bene Beraq where he attended the Czernobyl Yeshiva.

By including the above text in your Gemach list, you are preparing the ground for so much חסד and פרנסה בכבוד that this will hopefully engender.

Thank you very much and tizku lemitzvos!

Wishing you good luck with this new endeavour, in the name of the Scharf (Beck) family.

First published on 01 July 2014, on Jewish P.O.S.T. - the Jewish Voice for the People Of South Tottenham (now defunct).

Here is another Gemach:

Gemach Available: Family World Clothing Gemach

We are open on Wednesday morning from 9.30am till 10.30am for drop-offs of ladies, gents and children's clothes in good condition (on hangers please) also linens and toys in good condition and unwanted gifts. 

We are at Garage 35 Danescroft Flats, Brent Street, Hendon London NW4.

For appointments please call:

Mrs C. Cohen on 020 8202 8321

Mrs M. Como on 07780 653 092

Mrs R. Ferster on 020 8458 9966

For enquiries please call Mrs M. Levene on 020 8202 0311

By: Corinne Cohen 06/February/2011 08:55 PM

Volunteer Available: For visiting patients at Royal Free Hospital.  

A group of ladies have kindly volunteered to visit lady patients at the Royal Free Hospital on Fridays, to wish them a good Shabbos and present them with a Shabbos package.