Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis met people supported by Kisharon at Sunday’s Maccabi GB Fun Run, back after its cancellation last year.
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis met people supported by Kisharon at Sunday’s Maccabi GB Fun Run, back after its cancellation last year.
When it comes to job satisfaction and fulfilment Ephraim Cohen’s job delivers – in spades. The 21-year-old Mancunian is a new support worker at Kisharon’s house in Montpelier Rise, Golders Green, home to five young men with mild to moderate learning disabilities.
Patients in hospital over Rosh Hashanah can make kiddush and enjoy apple dipped in honey. The kiddush boxes, which have been paid for by an anonymous donor, will be presented to patients with a hearty L’Shana Tova meal from Bedside Kosher.
Kisharon volunteers stepped up to the challenge and made light work of Kisharon’s Rosh Hashanah gift packs project.
More than 4,000 families will be opening a Rosh Hashanah gift pack this year in Kisharon’s biggest social enterprise initiative to date.
Kisharon’s big Rosh Hashanah packing operation got a thumbs up from everyone involved.
Kisharon’s personalised honey jars for Rosh Hashanah are back again this year with early bird offers for orders before 13 August.
