Providing grants and/or loans to Jewish youth organisations throughout Great Britain towards the cost of projects and equipment that will enhance the Jewish youth service and provide constructive leisure time activity for Jewish young people.
The Jewish Youth Fund was established in 1937 to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI with the object of strengthening Anglo-Jewish youth work.
The Fund continues to achieve this by making grants and/or loans to Jewish youth organisations throughout Great Britain.
Organisations, groups and clubs not individuals.
Requests for multiple years may be considered in a start-up situation in order to get an initiative off the ground. Funding in subsequent years is dependant on receiving a report on what has happened.
Opportunities to provide a positive informal education environment for young Jews in the UK.
New dedicated Jewish youth space in North London
Course in film making at the LJCC
Closing date for applications has been extended to the 4th May.