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Association of Jewish Refugees

Face to Face befriender - Watford Area

We would love to find a lovely, flexible befriender for a sprightly 95-year-old! As an AJR befriender, all we ask is that you enjoy spending time chatting, sharing thoughts and discussing current affairs and culture with members who still love a good, stimulating conversation but aren't always able to get out and about as much as they'd like.


Not sure which role suits you or need a little friendly help? Please contact our volunteer broker at volunteerbroker@jvn.org.uk for London or Rebecca at manchester@jvn.org.uk for Manchester.

Information

Location:Watford Area
In-Person
Age limit: Volunteers of any age
Hours per session: Between 1 and 2 hours
Availability: Flexible OR On-going

Available days/times

MorningAfternoonEvening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Charity

Association of Jewish Refugees

The Association of Jewish Refugees is the national charity supporting Holocaust refugees and survivors living in Great Britain. Primarily providing social, welfare and care services, the AJR also has a nationwide network of regional groups offering members a unique opportunity to socialise in their local area. Members receive support from volunteers and can obtain advice and assistance on welfare rights as well as on Holocaust reparations. The AJR is committed to the education of future generations about the Holocaust and is the UK’s largest dedicated funder of programmes and projects which promote teaching and learning about the Holocaust.
Opportunities

Contact

Jewish Volunteering Network,
Wohl Campus for Jewish Education,
44a Albert Road, London, NW4 2SJ

020 8203 6427 (London & Herts)
07587 792 272 (Manchester)

info@jvn.org.uk
manchester@jvn.org.uk

Office hours

Mon-Thur 9.00am-5.30pm
Fri 9.00am-1.00pm (winter) 3.00pm (summer)

Closed weekends, bank holidays and Jewish festivals

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