Turkey-Syria Earthquake Appeal
We are responding with our partner on the ground, helping to provide emergency shelter, blankets and food packages to the worst affected in Turkey and non-government-controlled areas in northern Syria.
Myanmar Earthquake Appeal
A devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar at 12:50pm local time, followed by a 6.4-magnitude aftershock minutes later. The earthquake has caused significant damage across Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand. Rescue efforts are underway as people are stuck under the rubble following the collapse of buildings and infrastructure. The affected area is home to approximately 6.1 million people.
Morocco Earthquake: A forgotten crisis?
It's been almost two years since the devastating 6.9 magnitude earthquake which struck Morocco, killing almost 3,000 people. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we have reached 13,184 people, providing life-saving supplies and shelter in the first days of the disaster. We’re now working alongside our local partner, MBLA, to help people develop sustainable livelihoods. Hear insights from the ground after a recent visit by one of the World Jewish Relief team.
Impact Report 2023-2024
Welcome to World Jewish Relief’s Impact Report for 2023/2024. Our mission remains front and center of everything we do. We exist to provide life-saving and life-changing action to those experiencing crisis and conflict around the world.
Working in 21 countries, we have this year had a positive impact on more than 140,000 people. This simply wouldn’t have been possible without the steadfast determination of our colleagues, Trustees, and of course, our supporters. We remain truly grateful for your ongoing trust and commitment to our work.
The “Forgotten Morocco”
Kai Hopkins, World Jewish Relief's Head of Humanitarian Programmes reflects on his visit to Morocco to visit the communities we are providing life-saving shelter to after the devastating earthquakes on September 8th.
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Inspired by our Jewish values, we provide life-saving and life-changing action to support and empower people in crisis around the world.
Read the speeches from Parliament that led to the Kindertransport
On November 21, 1938, debates were held in Parliament to discuss whether Britain would be prepared to accept more Jewish refugees from Germany, including unaccompanied children.
Humanitarian Response
When conflict or disaster strikes, we respond immediately through local partners, providing people and communities with life-saving assistance.
Our History
We were founded in 1933 to support Jews in Nazi occupied Europe. Since then, we have been providing life-saving and life-changing action to those in crisis.
Refugee Employment
Our award-winning language and employment programme helps refugees integrate successfully into the UK and provides tailored support to women refugees.
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