WJR is dedicated to fighting human suffering and serving the urgent needs of primarily, but not exclusively, Jewish communities who are at risk or in crisis around the world.
On March 11th 2011, Japan was hit with its most powerful ever earthquake, the fourth largest worldwide in recorded history, triggering a tsunami that damaged hundreds of thousands of buildings including the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant. Combined wi...
WJR, in partnership with the American Jewish World Service (AJWS), provides quality education programmes that promote psychosocial well-being and personal development for conflict-affected children living in the Oure Cassoni refugee camp in north-eas...
In conjunction with local partner Unity, WJR provides emergency and social reintegration services to the homeless of Kharkov, Ukraine, through the use of street patrols.
This project funds the development and repair of a room used for children’s programmes at the Jewish Community Centre in Vitebsk to give up to 130 children and young people a sociable place to meet friends.
The project supports for 237 children living in squatter communities in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe by providing furniture, learning materials, uniforms and the construction of toilet facilities at the Mguza SDA Primary school.
The school and home provide support to orphans and vulnerable Jewish children who come from disadvantaged and abusive environments. The children arrive at the home as victims of a number of unthinkable cruelties, including neglect, abandonment and ab...
WJR support for at-risk children in Ukraine directly benefits 9,225 children and their families across the country by meeting their most essential needs.
The ‘Dream Room’ in Kharkov is a facility that provides children with disabilities a sensory room with all the necessary equipment to enable them to learn and play.