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Hyman Fine House in Brighton Photo: Blake Ezra Photography
November 8, 2022, 6:43 pm
Empty Jewish Care home turns into winter lifeline for homeless
Homeless people in Brighton are to live in an empty Jewish care home this winter after the charity struck a short-term rental deal with the national charity St Mungo’s. 
By Adam Decker
Hyman Fine House in Brighton.
November 3, 2022, 11:23 am
Jewish care home in Brighton to be used as homeless shelter this winter
Hyman Fine House is being temporarily repurposed by St. Mungo's while its owners deal with legal issues before a sale in 2023
By Jewish News Reporter
Each person is supported to build a career plan suited to their strengths
November 29, 2019, 10:03 am
Down to Business! Helping the homeless with ‘extremely high-impact philanthropy’
In the latest of our our Tech4Good, series, serial entrepreneur Alex Stephany talks about his world-first start-up, Beam, which uses crowdfunding tech to help solve homelessness
By Candice Krieger
Laura Marks, founder of Mitzvah Day, at East London Mosque taking part in a mass chicken soup making for Mitzvah Day 2018!
November 19, 2018, 10:54 am
Mitzvah Day 2018: Jews and Muslims unite to make 2,500 bowls of chicken soup
Tenth annual day of Jewish-led social action sees more than 40,000 people give up their time to support worthy charitable causes
Four sibling volunteers of the Linkey Initiative, (L-R) Jonny Langleben, Joel Bowman, Josh Adley and Adam Langleben, sorting goods for the homeless
January 2, 2018, 12:20 pm
Four sets of siblings launch initiative to help the homeless
Linkey Initiative set up by pairs of brothers and sisters from north London seeks to alleviate the plight of rough sleepers
By Jewish News Reporter
Dina and Rabbi Naftali Brawer hand over gifts to a homeless charity
March 13, 2017, 2:16 pm
Pop-up Purim cheer for homeless people
London Jews pack charitable gifts at JW3 to spread some festive cheer to the city's needy
By Stephen Oryszczuk
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