Health and wellbeing pop-up event for Israeli refugees at JW3 this Sunday

Jewish News is this weekend partnering with a non profit crisis rescue foundation to help Israeli refugees in London access medical and legal support.

Crisis Rescue Foundation (CRF), set up in 2020, provides vital services to those in need of healthcare and wellbeing help.

This Sunday 19th November, it is running an afternoon pop-up session for Israelis displaced to the UK due to the ongoing war with Hamas.

The event, between 2pm and 5pm, takes place at Jewish community hub JW3 in north London with both English and Hebrew speakers available.

Dr Sharon Raymond GP, Director, the non profit Crisis Rescue Foundation, (CRF) said: “I’m pleased to share that we have galvanised U.K. healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, dentists and psychologists, in reaching out to Israelis new to the U.K. with our CRF Vaxi Taxi/ Health and Wellbeing Pop Up event at JW3 this Sunday.

“We will be offering health and well-being information and signposting to trusted services and resources, as well as face painting, art sessions for kids, wrapped toys ready for Chanukah, pre-loved clothes, toys, and books, goodie bags of toiletries, refreshments, along with live music in a welcoming and informal environment. We are very grateful to the Jewish News for their invaluable support for this key community event.

To register for the event, click here.

To find out more about the Crisis Rescue Foundation, click here.