Children

Our projects help communities around the world to build a positive future for their children providing an escape from lives of extreme poverty and suffering.

Our projects help communities around the world to build a positive future for their children providing an escape from lives of extreme poverty and suffering.

We support a number of initiatives which make a profound difference to the lives of the next generation. These include care homes which look after children who have been victims of abuse, abandonment, hunger or have lost their parents. As well as providing food, shelter, clothing and medical treatment, these centres seek to reintegrate the children safely back into society, where possible with their families, and prepare them for adulthood by paying school fees and teaching vocational skills.  

Other programmes support children with disabilities or from low-income families to interact with their peers in social environments and invest in their futures through education and vocational training.

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Projects

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Emergency assistance and rebuilding in disaster-affected areas of Japan

WJR has provided financial assistance to local partners in Japan assisting those affected by the earthquake and tsunami that hit t...
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Education for Darfuri Refugees

WJR, in partnership with the American Jewish World Service (AJWS), provides quality education programmes that promote psychosocial...
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Homeless Outreach Project

In conjunction with local partner Unity, WJR provides emergency and social reintegration services to the homeless of Kharkov, Ukra...

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