JNF UK works to advance all aspects of life in Israel’s underdeveloped south. From improving education and welfare to boosting employment and healthcare, JNF UK aims to draw new life to the Negev and improve the lives of those who call the region home.

With help from our supporters, we have dramatically enhanced the lives of countless people in the region, and continue to work tirelessly to transform the lives of many more.

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Supporting Vulnerable Holocaust Survivors

Together with our partner The Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel, we ensuring thousands of survivors know they are not alone, and that none go without essential needs. Read More

Restoring Bomb Shelters in the North – Saving Lives

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS IN THE NORTH OF ISRAEL LACK ACCESS TO COMMUNAL SHELTERS - THEY NEED YOUR HELP TODAY! Together with one of our partner organisations, Osim Shchuna, JNF UK has initiated Operation Ir Miklat (City of Refuge) to clear, clean and fix bomb shelters in apartment buildings, in Israel’s northern towns. Read More

Israel Under Attack

We are devastated by the tragic events unfolding in Israel, and our thoughts and prayers are with all the people in Israel. The crisis has left numerous lives shattered, homes destroyed, and communities in turmoil. For over 15 years, JNF UK has been the main UK Israel Charity working tirelessly to develop the Negev, building and strengthening the new and existing communities there, so that they can grow and thrive. Read More

SUPPORTING CHILDREN IN EMERGENCY CARE

JNF UK is raising essential funds to support children in emergency care: helping to build an Emergency Centre at Neradim village in Arad, which will serve as a supervised safe haven for children who have been orphaned or declared ‘at risk’. Read More

Building Hope Campaign

JNF UK, together with Tenufa Bakehila (Building Hope) help to carry out essential repairs and upgrades to the homes of the desperate and poor. And in doing so we are changing their lives. Our funding and commitment ensures these life-changing projects continue to help the poor and improve life in Israel's peripheries so no one is left behind.

You will be making an immediate impact and concrete difference to achieve long-term change, increasing self worth and independence. Change Lives. Make a Difference. Read More

Green Sunday 2021

This Green Sunday JNF UK are raising emergency funds for thousands of Israeli families who have plunged below the poverty line due to the pandemic. Life has become a day-to-day struggle for the nearly half a million Israelis who do not know how much longer they can hold on.  Read More

COVID 19: URGENT ISRAEL APPEAL

The coronavirus has had a devastating impact on Israel’s most vulnerable citizens, especially in the underdeveloped peripheries. Too many are trapped in dilapidated homes, struggling with health problems, or unable to even feed themselves and their families. Read More

ROSH HASHANAH APPEAL 2019 – Ensuring every Holocaust survivor can live in dignity

This Rosh Hashanah, JNF UK is fundraising for some of the most vulnerable members of Israeli society: Holocaust survivors. Today, there are over 200,000 survivors living in Israel – the largest community anywhere in the world. They are not only a living testimony to the horrors that – even to this day – some deny ever happened. They are also heroes, each man... Read More

Project: Connected

Israel is home to the world’s largest Holocaust survivor community. Still scarred by the horrors they experienced over 70 years ago, sadly many now face financial hardship and extreme solitude. Through Project Connected, JNF UK is working hard to tackle the problem of loneliness by bringing teenagers and survivors together... Read More

ROSH HASHANAH APPEAL 2018 – BUILDING HOPE FOR SOME OF ISRAEL’S MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE

During Rosh Hashanah, while we enjoy spending quality time with our loved ones, it becomes even more fitting that we should address the debilitating poverty hampering the lives of far too many Israeli families. Amongst the flourishing Israeli towns, there are still pockets of people experiencing extreme poverty. Unable to buy food, medicine and cover essential household expenses, daily life for some is an impossible burden. Read More