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The Foundation can provide help for Jewish ex-servicemen and women.
Contact the Foundation for an application form. Forms can either be submitted directly to the Honorary Welfare Secretary or through a third party such as a social worker, citizens advice bureau or SSAFA Forces Help. You will need to show evidence of service in the British army and evidence of Jewish religious status.
The Alastair Crerar Trust for Single Poor supports single people aged 16 or over who are on low incomes. Applicants or the person applying on their behalf must have an active Christian faith.
Applications should be completed on a form available from the Trust, and be submitted either directly by the individual or through a social worker, citizens advice or other welfare agency.
The Anglo Jewish Association offers financial assistance to outstanding Jewish students in financial need studying for full-time for degrees at universities in the United Kingdom.
As well as being a Privileged Body of the Crown, permitting it to present petitions and congratulations to the Royal Family, it is a full member of the International Claims Conference and the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture. It is also represented, through the Consultative Council of Jewish Organisations
By contacting the AJA direct
Accepts Online Comments
The Fund can provide grants to Jewish people living in London, who are sick or disabled. Preference is given to older people.
Applications should be made in writing to the Fund at any time. They can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, citizens advice bureau or other welfare agency.
Single women over 40 years of age who are in need, 'of good character' and are members of the Church of England or of a Protestant dissenting church that acknowledges the doctrine of the Holy Trinity can apply.
Apply in writing to the Fund requesting an application form. Applications should be submitted either directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice Bureau or other welfare agency.
Not accepting applications at this time
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Jewish refugees from Nazi oppression and their dependents and descendants who have settled in the UK can apply. Applicants must be members of the Association.
Applications must be made to the Association of Jewish Refugees Social Work Department.
Accepts Online Enquiries, Online Applications, Online Comments
The Fund is for retired ministers of the Methodist Church and their dependants.
Applications must be made to the Fund in writing.
The Bible Preaching Trust supports ministers of the Evangelical Christian faith who are in need.
Applications can be made to the Trust by letter or recommendation.
Not accepting applications at this time
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Birmingham Jewish Community Care supports Jewish people in need living in the West Midlands and surrounding areas.
Applications can be made in writing to the charity, including length of residence in area, other applications made and whether or not the applicant is in receipt of income support or support from other charities. Applications may be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, citizens advice or other welfare agency or third party such as a rabbi. No grant is ever made without personal contact with a social worker.
Not accepting applications at this time
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Carlee Ltd supports Jewish people in need.
Applications can be made in writing directly to Carlee Ltd.