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JEWISH CARE SCOTLANDANNUAL REVIEW 2016
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”Helen Keller
One of the strengths of Jewish Care Scotland throughout its long history has been the ability to evolve and adapt to changes in theCommunity and the wider world. This flexibility means that we can always keep our focus on the needs of the clients and design high qualitycare services to meet these needs in the best way possible.
The last year has seen some changes in staffing and volunteering in particular as we adapt to the challenges of declining numbers in theJewish Community and severe restrictions on Local Authority funding for charities like ours. We are not unique in facing these circumstancesand one of the best responses is to build strong relationships with others and work in partnership wherever possible. So we are delightedwith the appointment of our two Community Engagement Officers to strengthen our links with the Jewish Community throughcommunications, volunteering services and fundraising. Partnership with the wider Community is the lifeblood of JCS and we can achieveso much more together.
Partnership is such a big word these days. We do not want to operate in splendid isolation when we can better serve our clients through co-operation and joint working. A great example of this is the new Get Together group at Barrland Court which sees JCS volunteers workingalongside ERC staff in an Arklet facility.
We don’t know the full extent of partnerships for the future: JCS is talking with Cosgrove Care and Newark Care about opportunities to achievemore together and we are also in discussions with Cosgrove Care, Maccabi and the Glasgow Jewish Community Trust about how to maximisethe potential of the May Terrace buildings. What we do know, however, is that Jewish Care Scotland will be stronger if we work together andthat good partnerships will help us to continue to provide a great service to our clients.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your partnership with us. Whether as a volunteer, a staff member, a donor or asupportive friend we really appreciate all that you do for us and ask you to stand with us in the exciting days ahead.
Jewish Care Scotland
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Club Members enjoying the Chanukah Party 2015
Derek and Laura Harrison at the opening of their garden
Thistle Club Burns’ Lunch
Club Members and Volunteers enjoying a visit
from Castlemilk High School
Troon Outing
Evelyn and Len Ash celebrate their60th Wedding Anniversary
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The Year in Pictures
GEORGE HECHT 1949-2016Chairman 2013-2016
George led Jewish Care Scotland with compassion, energy and enthusiasm. Our clients were alwayshis focus and he was at the forefront of change with a clear understanding of the need for servicesto evolve and adapt to the changing needs of the community while respecting the heritage of thecharity.
Having been a volunteer with other organisations, including JNF and Maccabi, George joined JewishCare Scotland in 2005, following in his mother’s footsteps by becoming a Thistle Club volunteer. Hewas a very good Befriender, visiting clients and bringing sunshine into sometimes lonely lives.
George joined the Board becoming Treasurer in 2008, the 150th Anniversary of Jewish Care Scotland,and succeeding Maureen Solomons as Chairman in 2013.
George was passionate about Jewish Care Scotland, totally committed to supporting and growingthe Charity, and his Chairmanship was a time of change for the organisation. George was determinedto safeguard the future of the charity, making sure there would be a Jewish Care Scotland in years tocome to look after the community.
His enthusiasm for the charity was infectious and in 2008, with David Kaye and Albert Sammeroff,he organised several successful events including a Kosher Kurry Night, which raised substantialfunds for the charity.
In 2011 he was one of the organisers of the successful JCS Trek to Latvia and Lithuania when over 50 supporters visited the region of manyof their forefathers and raised over £40,000 for the charity.
George had a vibrant personality and engaged with everyone he met. He was a warm and caring person who put his heart and soul intoJewish Care Scotland, never giving up on people in need. He will be very sorely missed and his invaluable contribution will never be forgotten.
“With the support of Angela, George never allowed his health problems to stop him from enjoying life, giving to his children and grandchildren, caringfor his many friends, and devoting himself one hundred percent to Jewish Care Scotland.” Rabbi Moshe Rubin
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Guests enjoying the Jazz Brunch
Holocaust Memorial Day 2016
Carole and David Walton open new hairdressing facility
Table setting at Jazz Brunch
Troon 2016
Volunteer Avril Levy and piper with the haggis
at Thistle Club Burns’s Lunch
Guests enjoying the Jazz Brunch
JCS Chairman George Hecht
and his grandson at the Aviv Seder
Seder Plate
Table setting for Ladies do Lunch 2016
Troon 2016
Michael and Adele Conn enjoyingthe music at the Jazz Brunch
Staff and Club members enjoying the fresh air at Troon
The Choir singing Hava Nagila for Yom Ha’atzma’ut
Volunteer Audrey Brown making up Chanukah gifts
The Year in Pictures 3
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HERE’S WHAT YOUR DONATION DOES
Services 4HOW DID WE HELP IN 2015?
100VOLUNTEERS
PROVIDE 20,000HOURS OF THEIRTIME EACH YEAR
6750KOSHER MEALS SERVED TO
CLIENTS THIS YEAR
483GRANTS WERE MADETO JEWISH PEOPLE
THROUGHOUTSCOTLAND 9500
JOURNEYS WERE MADE BY OURMINI BUSES TO GET CLIENTS TO
AND FROM SERVICES
1100FOOD PARCELS
WERE DELIVERED
BETTY’S STORY
Betty Black has been coming to Jewish Care Scotland forover two years. Betty enjoys coming to JCS so much thatshe comes along on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday andThursday.
Her favourite activity at JCS is the choir. She says: “Itbrings so much to people, it’s wonderful. I don’t think anyof us can sing! But it brings out the best in us.”
Betty is particularly fond of JCS because she wanted to bea part of a place that looked out for those in need. Shesays: “The staff are so selfless and caring. You have to bea certain kind of person to work here.”
Betty wasn’t always too keen to come along to JCS. It wasa friend of Betty’s who originally suggested she camealong but for a while she resisted.
Betty says: “Finally I said yes. As soon as I had put my footthrough the door I knew it was for me and by golly, I havenever regretted it.”
PESACH FOOD PARCELS
Since 2013 Jewish Care Scotland’s Kosher Foodbank hasbeen a lifeline for individuals and families in thecommunity who are in need.
Rising costs, loss of income and family breakdowns arejust some of the reasons why people go hungry and turnto Jewish Care Scotland.
Pesach can be a particularly challenging time for those inneed. This year 23 Pesach food parcels were neededcompared to only 15 last year. JCS managed to meet thedemand due to the generosity of its supporters and thecommunity.
JCS Social Services Director Cathy Bell said: “We havebeen able to help 70 people (23 families) with Pesach foodparcels this year. Throughout the year we also help, onaverage, 19 families per week.”
The parcels contained all the basics for Pesach, includingenough grape juice for four cups of wine each, matzo, jam,soup, tea, coffee, sauces and tuna fish, as well as sweettreats for the children.
FLOWER ARRANGING CLASS
In our Day Centre we aim to provide lots of fun andinteresting activities. One of the classes we offered to theAviv club was flower arranging.
Our Community Engagement Officer, Sarah Rushbrooke,trained as a florist before working for JCS and was eager toshare her expertise with the club members. Sarah showedthem all how to make hand tied vase arrangements andshared some helpful tips on how to care for flowers.
The selection of flowers included red roses,chrysanthemums, gypsophila as well as some wonderfullyscented stocks. The class really enjoyed themselves andlearnt lots of floristry tips; they also got to take home theirarrangements.
Jewish Care Scotland
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Services 5REMEMBER WHAT WE DOHere is a guide to our services and the many different ways we can support, guide or help you.We provide advice, practical support and finance to help with day-to-day problemsand the unexpected circumstances that life brings along the way.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTAND SOCIAL CARE SERVICEJewish Care Scotland has a qualified andexperienced team who support individuals andfamilies to enable and empower people to livetheir lives with dignity and choice.
With extensive knowledge of the health,voluntary and social care sector they provideadvice, support and advocacy throughoutScotland. JCS also strives to ensure that thereligious and cultural way of life of those wesupport should not be compromised in any wayby age or illness and all services should beprovided with a culturally sensitive approach.
BREATHING SPACE – we can provide short-term payments to help families and individualskeep on top of things, more regular paymentsfor the medium term and, depending oncircumstances, loans when a larger sum isrequired.
ADVICE & PRACTICAL HELP – when it isrepeatedly hard to make ends meet and bills aremounting, we can help with personal debtadvice and creditor negotiations, plus weprovide subsequent money managementsupport to avoid future indebtedness.
MAKING CONNECTIONS – we provideaccess to specialist support to meet needs
relating to dementia, autism or caring for theelderly. Our volunteer befrienders undertakesocial visits to those who are at risk of socialisolation.
THE WALTON COMMUNITYCARE CENTRE – offers a wide programme ofactivities for people enabling them to remainactive and connected to their community.
Aviv Day CareWorking in partnership withEast Renfrewshire Council, theAviv Day Care provides a twiceweekly service for frail elderlypeople as part of a care andsupport package tailored toindividual needs. The mostrecent Care Inspectorateinspection recently awarded theAviv the highest possible scoreof 6 for Care and Support.
Providing a warm, welcomingatmosphere, the Aviv offers avariety of activities including amusic workshop, yoga, outings,art classes, and gentlemovement to music,discussion groups, interactivequizzes, and musicalentertainment. A favourite of allour members is a weeklytherapeutic programme,supported by the Jewish BlindSociety (Scotland), vital tohealth & wellbeing, whichincludes beauty therapies andhairdressing. A regular visitfrom a podiatrist has resultedin a marked improvement inmembers’ mobility.
Kandu ClubThe club for younger adultscoping with enduring physicalillness with transport providedin our specially adaptedminibuses. Members enjoyshopping trips, movies and lotsof chat and tea and coffee- andlunch!
Keep in Touch Volunteers make a weekly call topeople on their own and whomay be quite socially isolated.
Sunday Club Friendship on a Sunday afternoon at this club run inpartnership with the Jewish Blind Society (Scotland). Transport provided.
Thistle Bowling Club Supported by Jewish CareScotland, fitness and friendshipare on offer at Maccabi onMonday and Wednesdaymornings for novice andexperienced bowlers. Newmembers welcome.
Thistle ClubOur highly popular social lunchclub has over 100 members andis a regular for many of ouractive older people on Tuesdaysand Thursdays. The Chanukahparty, summer outings to Troonand Bonnyton and Burns lunchare enjoyed alongside activitiesincluding Arts and Crafts,movement to music,discussions, invited speakers,entertainers and more.
Thistle Culture Club A number of Thistle Clubmembers meet weekly for chatand to organise holidays, theatreand social outings.
We understand that, for many reasons, people are often reluctant to ask for help – especially when they need it most. We therefore invite everyone toencourage friends and family who could benefit from our assistance to contact us. Your intervention could make all the difference.
All our services can be accessed by calling 0141 620 1800 in confidence, Monday to Thursday 8.45am–4.45pm and Friday 8.45am-3.55pm(until 2.30pm in winter). You can also email [email protected].
Volunteers Vicci and Sammy Stein bag packing at Whole Foods Giffnock
Catherine Smith and Lynsey Allan at JCS Reception Evening
East Renfrewshire Social Work team
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Volunteering 6VOLUNTEER SERVICES - MAKING A DIFFERENCEVolunteers, whether they are younger or older members of thecommunity, play an extremely important role within Jewish CareScotland. Whether it is helping in the clubs, befriending, baking, takingclients to hospital appointments, arts and crafts, helping withfundraising events or just helping out, our wonderful volunteers doamazing work and we could not function without them.
If you have any time to spare, have a particular skill or would like to try anew one, you will not find anything more rewarding than volunteering forJewish Care Scotland.
DID YOU KNOW?87% of employers think that volunteering can have a generally positiveeffect on career progression for people aged 16-25.
Results from the 2014-15 survey showed that 42% of people questionedreported volunteering formally at least once in the previous year.
WE NEED YOU - please contact Ellen McVeyon 0141 620 1800 or email: [email protected] www.jcarescot.org.uk/support-us/volunteering for more informationand volunteer application forms.
We celebrated Volunteer Week with our first Volunteer Appreciation event
The contribution of Jewish Care Scotland volunteerssaves £300,000 per year.
Volunteers served 18,720 cups of teain the Day Centre
2 young people achieved their Duke of EdinburghAwards in 2015 by volunteering with
Jewish Care Scotland
Thank you to all the amazing people who madeJewish Care Scotland 2015 - 2016
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Financial Report 7For the year ended 31 December 2015
You can help in many different ways – donate, leave a gift in your will, volunteer -
please go to www.jcarescot.org.uk
or telephone 0141 620 1800 for more information
For a more detailed report and full financial statement, please contact Kevin Simpson, Chief Executive Officer
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Thank You ... 8Thanks to your amazing generosity we are able to provide a safety net for our community
Annual Appeal Donors Annual Review AdvertisersAnonymous DonorsThe Arbib Lucas CharityAssociation of Jewish RefugeesClive Jay Berkley FoundationBonnyton Golf Club Calderwood Lodge Primary SchoolChanukah DonorsCyril & Evelyn Miller Charitable TrustCommunity Security TrustConvalescent Holiday FundDavid & Ruth Lewis FamilyCharitable TrustEast Renfrewshire CouncilEast Renfrewshire Good CausesEdinburgh Liberal JewishCommunityEthel & Joseph Collins CharitableTrustFrederick Miller Charitable TrustGiffnock & Newlands HebrewCongregationGlasgow Jewish Community TrustGlasgow New Synagogue Goldberg Family TrustIris Alexander Walker NaddellCharitable TrustJewish Blind Society (Scotland) Jonah & Irene Guttentag CharitableTrustLegacy DonorsLivingstone Charitable TrustOlam Hazeh Charitable Trust
Netherlee & Clarkston CharitableTrustPesach DonorsRalph Slater FoundationTalteg LtdThe Alexander Stone FoundationThe Alma & Leslie WolfsonCharitable TrustThe Arthur & Minnie GoodwinCharitable TrustThe David & Carole WaltonCharitable TrustThe Elaine & Joe Gerber CharitableTrustThe Fanny & Moray GlasserCharitable TrustThe Glasgow Girls in LondonThe Meyer Oppenheim TrustThe Phyllis Shulman TrustThe Walton FoundationThistle Indoor Bowling Club
Memorial BoardsEmanuel Lyons
LegaciesMona AronsonMiriam CohenDiane CowanTilly GatuskinLeah LibersonJulia Waxman
Special Birthdays, Anniversaries &Marriages celebrated in 2015:Maureen AbramsPhilip ArkushEvelyn & Len AshMax & Jackie BentleyAlan BlakeIrene BerkleyDavid BrownDavid & Ray ClarkPhilip & Barbara CohenAdele ConnAnnie CooperFreda CutlerAnna DumanRaymond EpsteinMildred & Harry FieldGeraldine & Bill GardnerLaurence HarrisHarvey KaplanMuriel KitchenerJon & Yvonne LeightonMichael LeveySydney MayerAlan & Linda MinsterAllan MyersJohn Naddell
Arthur & Phyllis SegalJoan SellynGerald StrumpEddie TalbotEdna TerretEthne Woldman
The Tree of LifeOur thanks for the new leavesand inscriptions added in theaccompanying Book of Life in 2015
Fred S BerkleyRidley Solomon Moriarty CollinsShlomie RubinHarry & Ethel SinclairLara Margot Rose SolomonsEileen Woolfson
Celebrations & Anniversaries FundMazel Tov!Your celebration helped us to help others
ALBERT TANKEL
Albert Tankel combined a successful businesscareer with public service, always putting othersbefore himself.
Albert gave a lifetime’s service to Jewish CareScotland and, together with his wife Alice, hasbeen an inspiration to all in the organisation andbeyond.
Serving as Joint Chairman with Marcus Green from 1979-1995, Albert threwhimself into the role with his customary enthusiasm. He was sole Chairmanuntil 2005 when he became Honorary President of the charity. Under hisremarkable 26 year chairmanship the organisation was transformed fromthe Glasgow Jewish Welfare Board, based in Coplaw Street, into the JewishCare Scotland of today in its purpose built day care centre and offices, withAlbert skilfully negotiating the unique partnership with East RenfrewshireCouncil.
With his steady hand, Albert guided Jewish Care Scotland, listening to andloving the clients, staff and volunteers in equal measure. He was neverjudgmental and was wise and compassionate in all he did for the charity.He would often go out during the night with any volunteer who needed hisguidance or help with a client in trouble – even supplying chips for Aliceand Joan Sellyn late one night as they waited for a client in Govanhill!Indeed, there are a great many people in the community and beyond whobenefitted from Albert’s support over the years, always given in his owndiscreet and unassuming way.
VIVIAN STRANG
Vivian Strang made a huge contribution to JewishCare Scotland over many years, serving as boardmember, vice-president and most importantly, asa committed and talented volunteer who alwayshad time and concern for everyone.
Vivian was passionate about art, holding a Cityand Guilds qualification in embroidery, and was along-standing member of the Glasgow Society ofWomen Artists. She held classes in her home before joining Jewish CareScotland as a volunteer, and became Chair of the Arts & Crafts group,bringing energy, creative flair and enthusiasm to that work.
Vivian’s commitment, selfless dedication and outstanding work with JewishCare Scotland and the Jewish Convalescent Holiday Fund has benefited anenormous number of people in the community.
The walls of The Walton Community Care Centre carry reminderseverywhere of the high quality work which Vivian and her club membersproduced and she will be missed by her fellow volunteers, staff and clients.
Panel embroidered by Vivian and the ladies of the Arts & Crafts groupinspired by drawings done by Vivian’s granddaughters
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With best wishes from
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ALMA & LESLIEWOLFSON
CHARITABLE TRUST
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Tel: 0141-353 3502 email: [email protected]: www.freemanmacleod.com
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Telephone: 0500 454549
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It’s been a good year for the Slug
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Telephone: 0141 638 8947
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Best wishes toJewish Care Scotland
BrendaPurcell
and Family
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(registered Scottish charity: SC008261)
120 Bothwell Street Glasgow G2 7JLTel: 0141 248 4933 Fax: 0141 204 1601
Wishing everyone atJCS a very
Happy and HealthyNew Year and
Well over the fast
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Wishing you all the best
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Harry & EstherLivingstone
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Supply, Install & Training
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With best wishes
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Finnieston Business Park,
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Contact usJewish Care ScotlandThe Walton Community Care CentreMay Terrace, GiffnockGlasgow G46 6LDT: 0141 620 1800 W: www.jcarescot.org.uk E: [email protected]
Jewish Care Scotland is a registered charity SCO 05267
With Compliments
TheWalton
Foundation
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