Tell us about The Judith Trust? The Judith Trust was set up to help integrate people with learning disabilities and mental health problems in both religious and spiritual aspects of the Jewish community. It was set up in 1997 in the name of Judith, a woman with both these problems and whose family run the [...]
Come rain or shine, the Community Fun Run is happening this Sunday. It’s always a very special day in the Jewish calendar of Events. 100.s of charities will be represented by adults and children who feel passionately about their particular causes.
On Yom Haatzmaut, JVN features a very special blog from the UK Task Force highlighting how volunteering is bringing Arab and Jewish citizens together
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering actually matter? Leonie weighs in to a spirited debate!
As he prepares to leave JVN, Intern Mike takes a frank look at the world of internships
Why having the freedom to volunteer is so very precious – JVN’s Pesach Spring Newsletter 2012
Jewish food and volunteering – could there be a better recipe for a happy life?
JVN team and volunteers give the gift of their time at Jewish Living Expo – and get Eric Pickles MP to as well…!
When it comes to volunteering, it’s certainly not grim up North, JVN visits Manchester
It’s just a few months to go before London 2012 and volunteers are right at the heart of the action. Here, London 2012′s Elizabeth tells us all about her fantastic volunteering role helping to transform London.
As we approach Purim, the festival of giving, Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner shares her story of volunteering and giving time together as a family.
In our second post celebrating young people volunteering for Student Volunteering Week 2012 – we’re certainly v inspired by our friends Team v!
It’s Student Volunteering Week 2012 all next week and how better to celebrate it – and young people generally – than with a fantastic volunteer profile.
As more people age 30-49 start to volunteer due to unemployment, Leonie looks at the challenges facing the volunteering world and asks: Is Big Society necessarily better society?
Volunteering offers lots of practical benefits – but did you know that it is also can improve your physical and mental health?
(*banishing the common cold, not guaranteed!)
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Is Big Society necessarily better society?
US Young Jews volunteering study – lessons from across the Pond?
The future is bright and JVN orange at the JFS 6th Form Volunteering Fair
Celebrating volunteering in the House of Lords – making society bigger
The Coexistence Trust – Building Understanding
On Israel’s 64th – how volunteering is building bridges between its Jewish and Arab citizens
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter?
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter? | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] written about this before, noting that ourÂ...
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter? | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] It’s been a busy few weeks for volunte...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] Interning for JVN has given me first-hand ex...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] a few well-deserved months of travelling. Wh...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] travelling to Australia for a few well-deser...
