Jewish Women's Aid

Jewish Women's Aid Supporting Jewish women & children in the UK who are survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence

🚨 Jewish students - want to make a real impact on campus???Applications for the JWA University Ambassadors Programme are...
12/08/2026

🚨 Jewish students - want to make a real impact on campus???
Applications for the JWA University Ambassadors Programme are now open.

This is your chance to:
✨ Build leadership and facilitation skills
🤝 Connect with students from universities across the UK
📢 Design and deliver your own awareness project on campus
🎓 Gain valuable experience to strengthen your CV
💜 Receive training and ongoing support from the JWA team

You'll explore topics including healthy relationships, consent, gender, social media, activism and public speaking and use what you learn to create positive change in your university community.

If you're passionate about equality, community and creating safer campuses, we'd love to hear from you.

To find out more or apply email [email protected]

We’re so excited to give you a glimpse behind the scenes of a very special project.How did Jewish Women’s Aid begin? Wit...
11/08/2026

We’re so excited to give you a glimpse behind the scenes of a very special project.

How did Jewish Women’s Aid begin? With a group of courageous women who saw a need for change in our community and were determined to make it happen.

Recently, we had the privilege of sitting down with some of the women who helped establish JWA and hearing their memories of those early days: what drove them, the challenges they faced, and the change they were determined to create.

Their courage and vision laid the foundations for the organisation we are today supporting more than 900 women each year and working across our community to prevent abuse for future generations.

Over the coming months, we’ll be sharing more of their stories and celebrating the extraordinary legacy they created.

We can’t wait to share it with you. 💜

05/08/2026

Our Summer Update has landed!!

Inside this edition, you'll read how your support is helping women and children rebuild their lives after domestic abuse and sexual violence, meet some of the people driving our work forward, and discover what's been happening across Jewish Women's Aid over the past few months.

📖 Read the full Summer Update online here:
https://www.jwa.org.uk/aboutus/who-we-are/reports/jwa-summer-update-2026/

Thank you for standing with us.

While many of us are enjoying everything summer has to offer, it's important to remember that the school holidays can al...
03/08/2026

While many of us are enjoying everything summer has to offer, it's important to remember that the school holidays can also bring added pressure. And for women already living with domestic abuse, those pressures can make an unsafe home feel even more overwhelming.

Swipe through to learn more, and please share this post. You never know who might need to see it>>

What a night!Last week, 175 young professionals came together for our Young JWA Summer Party, filling the room with ener...
28/07/2026

What a night!

Last week, 175 young professionals came together for our Young JWA Summer Party, filling the room with energy, purpose and a shared commitment to building a future free from domestic abuse and sexual violence.

The atmosphere was incredible. It was inspiring to see so many people showing that they believe ending violence against women and girls is not someone else's responsibility – it's all of ours.

As our CEO, Sam Clifford, said:

"I'm so pleased to see both women and men here tonight, both on the committee and in the room. Because violence against women and girls is not a women's issue. It's a societal issue. It's a community issue. And tackling it is a community responsibility. It requires all of us.

When men stand alongside women as allies, when we challenge harmful attitudes, when we call out controlling behaviour, when we create communities built on respect and equality, everybody benefits. A community that is safer for women and girls is a community that is safer for all of us.

Thank you for being with us tonight and thank you for choosing to be part of the generation that doesn't just recognise the problem, but helps us build the solution. Because if, in five years' time, we're reaching twice as many young women before abuse escalates, I hope it will be because of the people in this room."

A huge thank you to Lucy Summerfield, Chair of the Young JWA Committee, and to every member of our incredible Young JWA Committee whose vision, creativity and hard work made the evening possible:

Constance Bearman, Gideon Benedyk, Georgia Clarke, Ariel Cohen, Lauren Fisch, Olivia Gaunt, Gabriella Gittelmon, Benjamin Goldstein, Max Gordon, Emily Otvos, Eden Reyhanian, Jasmine Walters and Isaac Zamet.

Your passion, generosity and leadership give us so much hope for the future.

We are heartbroken by the devastating attack at Berlin Pride this weekend. 🏳️‍🌈Our thoughts are with those who were kill...
27/07/2026

We are heartbroken by the devastating attack at Berlin Pride this weekend. 🏳️‍🌈

Our thoughts are with those who were killed, injured and traumatised, and with the LGBTQ+ community in Berlin and around the world.

Everyone deserves to live free from fear, to love openly, and to celebrate safely. When hate and violence target any community, we all have a responsibility to stand together.

At Jewish Women's Aid, we stand in solidarity with everyone affected and reaffirm our commitment to a future where every person can live free from violence, abuse and discrimination. 💜

This week, our Outreach & Prevention team delivered “Building Safe and Respectful Workplaces” sexual harassment preventi...
23/07/2026

This week, our Outreach & Prevention team delivered “Building Safe and Respectful Workplaces” sexual harassment prevention training to the staff team at the Board of Deputies.

Through practical discussion and real-world scenarios, we explored how to recognise sexual harassment, understand its impact, challenge harmful behaviours and help create workplace cultures where everyone feels safe, respected and supported.

Thank you to the Board of Deputies for prioritising this important conversation and taking proactive steps to build a safer workplace.

If your organisation would like to learn more about our workplace training, we’d love to hear from you.
Get in touch by email at [email protected] or [email protected].

Board of Deputies of British Jews

☀️The summer holidays have begun☀️For many children and teenagers, that means more time online.Whether they're scrolling...
21/07/2026

☀️The summer holidays have begun☀️
For many children and teenagers, that means more time online.

Whether they're scrolling social media, gaming or chatting with friends, they'll be exposed to all kinds of messages about relationships, gender and respect. As parents and carers, we can't see everything they see, but we can make sure they know they can talk to us about it.

To help start those conversations, our School Engagement Worker, Sara Nissim, shares 3 simple conversations every parent should have with their children this summer.

To read more, take a look at Sara's latest opinion article in the Jewish Chronicle>>
https://www.thejc.com/community/do-you-know-what-your-children-are-seeing-online-v5tz9pg7

Are You Our Next Strictly Dancer???Maccabi GB’s Dancing Strictly is back for 2026, and we’re looking for dancers in Lond...
15/07/2026

Are You Our Next Strictly Dancer???

Maccabi GB’s Dancing Strictly is back for 2026, and we’re looking for dancers in London to take to the dance floor in support of Jewish Women’s Aid.

No dance experience needed! Training begins in September and includes six professional dance lessons ahead of the big event.
Participants are asked to cover the registration fee, dance classes and commit to fundraise for JWA.
Ready to challenge yourself, learn new skills and support an incredible cause?

Contact: [email protected] for more information.

Maccabi GB

⚠️ Content warning: This post references sexual violence ⚠️Recent reports have highlighted an alleged international onli...
13/07/2026

⚠️ Content warning: This post references sexual violence ⚠️

Recent reports have highlighted an alleged international online network in which men are accused of encouraging one another to drug and sexually assault women, often their own partners, while sharing images and videos of the abuse.

Since October 2025, the National Crime Agency has identified more than 270 individuals linked to the online platforms at the centre of its investigation, which alleges offenders encouraged and facilitated drug-facilitated sexual abuse.

If reading about this case has raised questions about your own experiences, or you’re worried about someone you know, you do not have to go through this alone. Whether something happened recently or years ago, support is available.

Jewish Women's Aid is here to listen.
📞 Helpline: 0808 801 0500
✉️ Email: [email protected]

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