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Every day people in the community go hungry and since it wasestablished in 2013, the Jewish Care Scotland Kosher Foodbank hasgiven out over 2,500 food parcels to individuals and families inpoverty. Rising food and fuel prices, loss of income, changes inbenefits, domestic violence and family breakdown are just some ofthe reasons why people go hungry and turn to Jewish Care Scotlandfor help.

“The Jewish Care Scotland Foodbank is a lifesaver”

With nowhere else to turn, a family with young children recentlyapproached the charity in desperation after a change incircumstances when the father was made redundant. Recent benefitcuts meant finances were so tight that they were facing eviction. JCSstaff were able to help the family move to rented accommodationand the provision of foodbank parcels enabled them to get througha very difficult time.

Donations can be made at The Walton Community Care Centreduring office hours or telephone 0141 620 1800 for moreinformation.

YOUR kindness makes a difference to people’s lives.

JEWISH CARE SCOTLANDScotland’s Leading Jewish Charity

JEWISH CARE SCOTLAND ANNUAL REVIEW AUGUST 2015

NEWSYear in Pictures

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VOLUNTEERINGServices / News

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FINANCEFinancial Report

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THANK YOUAnnual Update

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WEBSITEwww.jcarescot.org.uk

[email protected]

TELEPHONE0141 620 1800

JEWISH CARE SCOTLANDThe Walton Community Care Centre,

May Terrace, Giffnock,Glasgow G46 6LD

The support of the community over the past year has enabled JewishCare Scotland to not only maintain but enhance the range and qualityof services provided. Changes made have sharpened the charity’sfocus and will ensure that Scotland’s Jewish community gets the careservices it needs. The recent appointment of a new Chief ExecutiveOfficer will introduce a period of stability and growth as JCS seeks tobe a modern, professional charity caring for the most vulnerablepeople in the community.

Jewish Care Scotland is delighted to welcome Kevin Simpson asChief Executive Officer. Kevin has wide experience in the charitysector with a background in youth work, disability and, most recently,as Head of Scotland for an international development charity.

Kevin said, “I’m excited to come into a charity with such atremendous history and, in particular, to join at a point when thereare so many opportunities to provide care in creative ways. I havebeen impressed at the commitment and compassion which I havealready seen within the Jewish Community here in Scotland and lookforward to contributing to the vital work that JCS does.”

This is a challenging period in the care and charitable sectors withsignificant cutbacks in public funding, but with YOUR help JewishCare Scotland is in a position to protect the interests of the familiesand individuals we support.

The care we give would not be possible without our professional staffand dedicated volunteers who help people to cope with compassionand respect. With the support of the community Jewish CareScotland will continue to care.

George Hecht CAChairman

BRINGING PEOPLETOGETHER

HUNGRY MOUTHSCANNOT WAIT

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Art Group.

Birthday Girl Annie with Day Centre Manager Jane Carmichael.

Castlemilk High School pupils visit Day Centre.

Chanukah Party 2014.

David Strang chairs the monthly Question Time panel.

East Renfrewshire Provost Carmichael at Chanukah Party 2014.

Aline Isaacs with her husband Len celebrating her 80th Birthday.

Calderwood Lodge Primary School Deputy Head Mr Robson

presenting a cheque to volunteer Brenda Purcell for the JCS

Foodbank. The money was raised by the pupils for Pesach.

Castlemilk High School pupils with Club Members.

Club Members enjoy a visit from Castlemilk High School pupils.

Derek Harrison with JCS Honorary Vice President Melville

Robinson at garden opening.

Calderwood Lodge Primary School pupils visit the Day Centre.

Chanukah Party 2014.

Club Members enjoying Burns' Lunch.

Drama Students with Day Centre Manager Jane Carmichael.

The Year in Pictures 2


Guests at JCS Ladies do Lunch.

Guests at JCS Ladies do Lunch.

JCS Chairman George Hecht presents Aline Isaacs with flowers

on her 80th Birthday.

Kandu Club Birthday.

Seder.

Volunteer Jennifer Watson and her mum

enjoying the Troon Outing.

Giffnock Shul Banqueting Suite set up for JCS Ladies do Lunch.

Hon President Maureen Solomons makes a presentation

to ERC Social Work Manager Christina Robb

as she leaves JCS after 17 years.

Jeremy Freedman addressing the Haggis at Burns' Lunch.

Laura Harrison with visitors at garden opening.

Art Group work.

JCS Board Members Paul Winocour and Richard Grodenwith JCS Director of Social Care Cathy Bell.

Art Group at work.

Rabbi Rubin visits Day Centre.

Troon Outing.

The Year in Pictures 3


HERE’S WHAT YOUR DONATION DOES

Services 4HOW DID WE HELP IN 2014?

110VOLUNTEERS

PROVIDE 22,000HOURS OF THEIRTIME EACH YEAR

6750KOSHER MEALS SERVED TO

CLIENTS THIS YEAR

487GRANTS WERE MADETO JEWISH PEOPLE

THROUGHOUTSCOTLAND 9500

JOURNEYS WERE MADE BY OURMINI BUSES TO GET CLIENTS TO

AND FROM SERVICES

1000FOOD PARCELS

WERE DELIVERED

DAVID & RAY’S STORYDavid and Ray Clark’s son Gary has been a JCS volunteerfor a number of years and has been trying to persuade hisparents to come along to the Aviv Club. David and Rayagreed to give it a try and have now been attending theClub for a couple of months

David said: “I would highly recommend it, I love the choir– you can really give it your all! Ray enjoys the pamperingtreatments and all the staff and volunteers are so kind.”

Ray said: “We both enjoy the cup of tea and toast when wearrive – it is so welcoming – and I have met people Ihadn’t seen for years.”

Gary said: “Through my volunteering for Jewish CareScotland I could see that the club would be a great benefitfor mum & dad and I am so glad they agreed to give it atry. Dad is really a full time carer for mum so coming alongto the club gives him some respite, which is soimportant.”

NORMA’S STORYNorma Woolfson has been attending Jewish Care Scotlandclubs for a number of years now and thoroughly enjoys thecompany and social activities.

Norma didn’t feel safe in her old flat. She says: “The areahad become quite run down with furniture left on thelanding, washing hanging over the banisters, too manypeople in the flats and noisy groups of peoplecongregating outside at night”

JCS staff suggested thinking about moving, but Normawas initially worried about the cost and the actual moveitself – how on earth would she manage on her own? Ann,her Jewish Care Scotland Support Worker, assured her thatshe would help her and Norma agreed to go ahead.

Norma says: “Ann & Angela were a marvellous help to me,I couldn’t have done it without them – they spent thewhole weekend clearing my old flat and Ann even hung myclothes in the wardrobe in the new flat and put everythingaway ready for me just to move in. I feel much safer nowand I am in a lovely area, very handy for Jewish CareScotland!”

STANLEY’S STORY

Stanley Cohen turned to Jewish Care Scotland for supportwhen he was moving from the home he had lived in forover 70 years. With no family to help him, JCS staff wereable to support Stanley during this stressful time, helpinghim to clear out his old flat and with all the paperworkassociated with moving house.

Stanley says: “I am so grateful to Jewish Care Scotland fortheir support over the years, they have been there everystep of the way. Angela, my Support Worker, is a wonderfulperson who I see once a week and we go out for lunch. Sheis always chatty and cheery and willing to help me with anydifficulties I might have. I also look forward to my Mealson Wheels twice a week, which are always delicious!”


Services 5REMEMBER WHAT WE DOHere is a guide to our services and the many different ways we can support, guide or help you.We provide advice, practical support and finance to help with day-to-day problemsand the unexpected circumstances that life brings along the way.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTAND SOCIAL CARE SERVICEWe have a qualified and experienced teamwho support individuals and families toenabling & empowering people to live theirlives with dignity and choice.

With extensive knowledge of the health,voluntary and social care world they provideadvice, support and advocacy throughoutScotland. JCS also strives to ensure that thereligious and cultural way of life of those wesupport should not be compromised in anyway by age or illness and all services shouldbe provided with a culturally sensitiveapproach.

BREATHING SPACE – we can provideshort-term grants to help families andindividuals keep on top of things, moreregular payments for the medium term and,depending on circumstances, loans when alarger sum is required.

ADVICE & PRACTICAL HELP – when itis repeatedly hard to make ends meet andbills are mounting, we can help withpersonal debt advice and creditornegotiations, plus we provide subsequentmoney management support to avoid futureindebtedness.

MAKING CONNECTIONS – we provideaccess to specialist support to meet needsrelating to dementia, addiction or caring forthe elderly. Our volunteer befrienders makeregular telephone calls and undertake socialvisits to those who are at risk of socialisolation.

THE WALTON COMMUNITYCARE CENTRE – offering a wideprogramme of activities for people enablingthem to remain active and connected totheir community

Aviv Choir with Eddie Binnie.

Aviv Day CareWorking in partnership withEast Renfrewshire Council, theAviv Day Care provides a twiceweekly service for frail elderlypeople as part of a care andsupport package tailored toindividual needs. The CareInspectorate recently awardedthe Aviv the highest possiblescore of 6 for Care andSupport.

Providing a warm, welcomingatmosphere, the Aviv offers avariety of activities including amusic workshop, yoga, outings,art classes, and gentlemovement to music,discussion groups, interactivequizzes, and musicalentertainment. A favourite of allour members is a weeklytherapeutic programme,supported by the Jewish Blind

Society (Scotland), vital tohealth & wellbeing, whichincludes reflexology, massage,beauty therapy and hairdresser.The introduction of a regularvisit from a podiatrist hasresulted in a markedimprovement in members’mobility.

Kandu ClubTHE CLUB for younger adultscoping with enduring physicalillness meets on Tuesday andFridays with transport providedin our specially adaptedminibuses. Members enjoyregular shopping trips, moviesand lots of chat and tea andcoffee- and lunch!

Keep in Touch Volunteers make a weekly call topeople on their own and whomay be quite socially isolated.

Thistle ClubOUR HIGHLY popular sociallunch Club has over 100members and is a regular formany of our active older peopleon Tuesdays and Thursdays. TheChanukah party, summeroutings to Troon and Bonnytonand Burns lunch are enjoyedalongside activities includingArts and Crafts, movement tomusic, discussions, invitedspeakers, entertainers and more.

Thursday Night Club A WEEKLY social evening foradults with enduring mentalhealth problems who cometogether for a meal, socialactivities and therapies.

Thistle Culture Club A number of Thistle Clubmembers meet weekly toorganise holidays, theatre andsocial outings.

We understand that, for many reasons, people are often reluctant to ask for help – especially when they need it most. We therefore invite everyone toencourage friends and family who could benefit from our assistance to contact us. Your intervention could make all the difference.

All our services can be accessed by calling 0141 620 1800 in confidence, Monday to Thursday 8.45am–4.45pm and Friday 8.45am-3.55pm(until 2.30pm in winter). You can also email [email protected].

Hat’s Amazing!

Art Group at work.

Art Group drawing.

Meals on WheelsSOUP and a main course arefreshly prepared in the JewishCare Scotland kosher kitchenand delivered on Tuesdays andThursdays to those who cannotcook for themselves due toillness or infirmity. Menuschange constantly to providevariety.

Sunday Club FRIENDSHIP on a Sunday afternoon at this club run inpartnership with the Jewish Blind Society (Scotland). Transport provided.

Thistle Bowling Club FITNESS AND FRIENDSHIP onoffer at Maccabi on Mondayand Wednesday mornings fornovice and experienced bowlers.New members welcome.

Art Group drawing.


Volunteering 6

Social Care Agency Volunteers 2014-2015

SOCIAL CARE AGENCY - THE IMPACT OF VOLUNTEERINGOver 110 dedicated volunteers play a vital role in thecharity and enable Jewish Care Scotland to provideexcellent care throughout the organisation. Athorough recruitment process ensures that the skillsand abilities of the volunteers are matched to theneeds of the clients and the organisation. Regularmeetings are held with all groups to ensurevolunteers are informed and engaged with JewishCare Scotland.

• Volunteers work as receptionists at The WaltonCommunity Care Centre, ensuring a warmwelcome to our visitors and all who use ourservices.

• Many volunteers work in the clubs interactingwith clients and accompanying them on outings.Volunteers run arts & crafts classes, discussiongroups, singing groups, keep fit, bridge, bowling

and many other activities which are stimulatingand enjoyable for our clients.

• Over 40 volunteers carry out amazing andinspirational work on an outreach basis, visitingpeople in their own homes, taking them out forcoffee or lunch, helping to reduce social isolationin many cases. They also accompany them onsocial outings such as exhibitions and concerts,which they might otherwise be unable to attend. If a client is unable to leave their home, thevolunteer provides company and stimulation forth0se individuals who might otherwise have noother visitors. For many of our elderly clientswhose family live abroad, or who perhaps do nothave any family at all, the companionshipprovided by the outreach volunteers is invaluable.

• There are volunteers who carry out one-offoutreach work. For example, these volunteerssupport clients with personal tasks such asattending hospital, doctor or dental appointmentsetc. Many clients rely on this service as they haveno-one else to help them and would otherwisestruggle to make the appointments.

• A group of volunteers carry out work on anoutreach basis in Burnfield and Westacres CareHomes. They visit residents who may have nofamily or any other visitors. Some volunteers meetwith groups of residents within the homes andengage clients in discussions and reminiscence.This type of reminiscence work is a lovely pasttime for residents who often have memoryproblems with recent events but remember “thegood old days”.

• Our Keep in Touch service allows clientsthroughout Scotland who do not need social careinput to keep up to date with the community bytelephone on a weekly basis.

• The Bakers Group keep the clubs supplied withdelicious kosher home baking, giving clubmembers a daily treat.

• The Bus Escort Group work on a rota basishelping those who attend the various clubs to geton and off the bus and escort them into their ownhome.

If you would like to get involved with any aspect ofour work, please contact us on 0141 620 1800 andask for Margaret Lothian, Volunteer ServicesManager, or Jennifer Watson, Chair of the Social CareAgency or email [email protected]

SOCIAL CARE AGENCY CHAIRAngela Hecht (until August 2015)Jennifer Watson (from September 2015)

ARTS & CRAFTSCHAIR - Vivian Strang. Linda Berman, Abi Black, Jennifer Watson

AVIV CLUBCHAIR- Irene Bretman/Gary ClarkLinda Hecht, Freda Kostick, Claire Miller, Sandra Silverdale,Rona Statt, Lillian Wolff

BAKERSCHAIR –David StrangLisa Barnett, Helena Cohen, Marilyn Freedland, Lydia Freedman,Risha Freedman, Blanche Gordon, Faye Grossman, Lucy Jacobs,Lorraine Kersh, Martin Levy, Helmi Livingstone & Daughters,Linda Silver, Louise Solomon, Rona Statt, Eve Teiger, LouiseVulcan, Avril Wober

BOWLING CLUBCHAIR – Philip Cohen SECRETARY-Norman CohenRalph Freedman, Muriel Goldstein, Jack Jackson, Maurice Ross,Hilda Shenken

BRIDGE CONSULTANTSPhoebe Bennett, Joyce Benson, Sorelle Henry

CHOIRMaureen Abrams, Irene Bretman, Philip Bretman, Gary Clark,Muriel Goldstein, Linda Hecht, Maurice Ross

CULTURE CLUBFelicia Sellyn

DISCUSSION GROUPCHAIR – Carol BishopLinda Berman, Geoffrey Freedland, Barbara Landman, SandraSilverdale

FUNDRAISING SUPPORTShirley Brown, Andrea Fox, Brenda Purcell, Jennifer Watson

KANDU CLUBCHAIR – Natalie CahifBev Benshetrit, Gary Clark, Linda Hecht, Angela Rose, LennieWilson

KEEP-IN-TOUCHBarbara Landman, Linda Lewis, Manny Weleman

MOVEMENT TO MUSICJudy Brodie

NEWARK CARE VISITORSLinda Berman, Linda Davidson, Rosalind Henry, June Hillman,Harry Tate, Amy Watters, Manny Weleman

OUTREACH GROUPJanine Beach, Lorraine Bennett, Joyce Benson, Carol Bishop,Philippa Bishop, Louise Brodie, Gary Clark, Doreen Cohen, SylviaCohen, Andrea Fox, Geraldine Gardner, Bill Gardner, MurielGoldstein, Barry Green, Laura Harrison, George Hecht, RaynerHoward, Jonathan Judah, Muriel Kitchener, Sonia Landa,Barbara Landman, Pamela Levin, Avril Levy, Melanie Lewis,Jacqueline Monk, Denise Morrison, Lorraine Remocker, LesleyRoles, Louise Russell, Sandra Silverdale, Sandra Skedgell, CecilySmith, Maureen Solomons, Alex Steen, Vicci Stein, Paul Tolley,Jennifer Watson, Elisa Walton, Amy Watters, Manny Weleman,Harold Woldman, Arthur Yaffy

RECEPTIONMaureen Abrams, Harold Baker, Lisa Barnett, Alan Brodie, IreneBretman, Doreen Hill, Monty Jacobs, Sonia Landa, RobertaLann, Sandra Links, Debbie Lott, Denise Morrison, Cecily Smith,Adrienne Spencer, Elisa Walton, Manny Weleman, Phyllis Yaffy

SUNDAY CLUBCHAIR – Linda LewisMuriel Goldstein, Freda Kostick, Barbara Maitles, Doris Seidlin.

THISTLE CLUBCHAIR – Avril LevyIrene Bretman, Audrey Brown, Marnie Davis, Charles Fogelman,Muriel Goldstein, Sheila Moorin, Abigail Peters, Lennie Wilson,Lillian Wolff

THISTLE CLUB BUS ESCORTSCHAIR – Geoffrey Freedland/Lennie WilsonNorman Abrams, Philip Bretman, Harold Blint, Ruth Castle,Gary Clark, Victor Cowan, Barry Green, Harry Tate, Lennie Wilson

Joan Sellyn & Alice Tankel retire after 50 years as JCS Volunteers.

Social Care Agency Chair Angela Hecht with Provost Carmichael.

Garden opening for Jewish Care Scotland.


Financial Report 7For the year ended 31 December 2014

You can help in many different ways – donate, leave a gift in your will, volunteer -

please go to www.jcarescot.org.uk

or telephone 0141 620 1800 for more information

For a more detailed report and full financial statement, please contact Kevin Simpson, Chief Executive Officer


Thank You ... 8to the organisations, charitable trusts, statutory bodies, individuals and volunteers whose generoussupport underpins everything we do and without whom so much of our work would not be possible.• Annual Appeal Donors • Annual Review Advertisers• Anonymous Donors• Aphyds Charitable Trust• The Arbib Lucas Charity• Association of Jewish Refugees• Clive Jay Berkley Foundation• Bonnyton Golf Club • Calderwood Lodge Primary

School• Celebrations & Anniversaries

Fund Donors and Celebrants• Chanukah Donors• Ethel & Joseph Collins Charitable

Trust• Community Security Trust• Convalescent Holiday Fund• Dr Max Freedman’s Charitable

Trust• Giffnock & Newlands Hebrew

Congregation• Congregants of Giffnock,

Garnethill, Langside, & NewtonMearns Synagogues forfacilitating an appeal over theHigh Holy Days

• The Glasgow Girls in London• Goldberg Family Trust• East Renfrewshire Council• East Renfrewshire Good Causes

• Edinburgh Orthodox Synagogueand Edinburgh Liberal JewishCommunity

• Frederick Miller Charitable Trust• Glasgow Jewish Community Trust• Glasgow New Synagogue • Iris Alexander Walker Naddell

Charitable Trust• Jewish Blind Society (Scotland) • Legacy Donors• Livingston Charitable Trust• The Alexander Stone Foundation• The Alma & Leslie Wolfson

Charitable Trust• The David & Carole Walton

Charitable Trust• The Fanny & Moray Glasser

Charitable Trust• The Meyer Oppenheim Trust• The Phyllis Shulman Trust• The Walton Foundation• Thistle Club Indoor Bowling Club

The Tree of LifeOur thanks for the new leavesand inscriptions added in theaccompanying Book of Life in 2014. • Safaa Baxter• Hilary Rosin

Special Birthdays, Anniversaries &Marriages celebrated in 2014:Leah and Charles AlexanderNigel AllonMaryon BennHarriet and Sydney BercottIrene BlackFrank BlinElla ClumpasMarian and Barry EdwardsMrs S FearnleyLetty GalpernCharles and Judith GillisLilah GillisHarold and Vera GoldRos GreenBarbara and Norman HaaseSteven KayneRaymond and Sylvia LevitusBernice and Derek LiptonHilary and Martin LivingstonLinda MinsterMarlene and Ian MorrisonRufus Ross

Mossy RubinMichelle ShenkinLynda SilverBernard SolomonsLeon SwanAlbert TankelLesley TenbyCarole WaltonDr Bert WinocourAlma and Leslie Wolfson

Celebrations & Anniversaries FundMazel Tov!Your celebration helped us to help others

ChairmanGeorge Hecht CA

Vice-ChairNatalie Cahif

Hon TreasurerBrian Fox

Company SecretaryHoward Beach

Chair Social Care AgencyAngela Hecht (until August 2015)Jennifer Watson (from September 2015)

TrusteesHoward BeachNatalie CahifBrian FoxRichard GrodenAngela HechtLucy JacobsHilary LivingstonMartin LivingstonPaul MorronElisa WaltonPaul Winocour

Honorary PresidentsMaureen Solomons and Albert Tankel

Honorary Vice PresidentsDavid BishopSylvia CohenMarcus GreenMelville RobinsonLesley RolesTrevor Schuster DavisJoan SellynDavid StrangVivian StrangAlice Tankel

BankersThe Royal Bank of Scotland

Investment ManagersBrewin Dolphin

AuditorsMartin Aitken & Co

SolicitorsMiller Samuel

StaffGail Anderson Day Care Manager & Outreach Worker ERC Joyce Arnott HousekeeperCathy Bell Director of Social Care Angela Bowie Day Centre OfficerElspeth Campbell Fundraising ManagerJane Carmichael Kandu, Thistle and Sunday ManagerJulie Conlin Day Centre OfficerAnn Coyle Case Worker Angela Curran Bank WorkerMarilyn Finnell Kosher Kitchen Catering ManagerSiobhan Gallagher Social Work Team Manager ERCChristopher Gibson Social Worker ERCJim Green Day Centre OfficerJoyce Greig HousekeeperBarbara Haniford Social WorkerLinda Hannigan Admin Assistant Gerry Herlihy Relief DriverHilda Keating Case WorkerLinda Lamb HousekeeperLesley Larah Social Worker ERCJane Lees Receptionist/Admin AssistantMartin Livingston Finance Officer Margaret Lothian Volunteer Manager Fiona McKenna Receptionist/Admin AssistantCaroline Miller Day Centre OfficerMaimi Muir Social Care Assistant/EscortLesley Robb Kosher Kitchen Cook ERCAnne Shand Admin Assistant ERC Kevin Simpson Chief Executive OfficerAlex Steen FundraiserHazel Tenby Office Manager

Registered OfficeThe Walton Community Care Centre,May Terrace, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 6LD Registered Charity No SCO 05267

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Jewish Care Scotland Annual Review

If you would like information or to discuss any aspect ofour work or to receive an email copy of this Review pleasecall us on 0141 620 1800 or email [email protected]

Printed 2015

With Compliments

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Foundation

Tree of Life

An engraved leaf onour beautiful copperTree of Life and aninscription in theaccompanying Bookof Life, is a lovely wayto commemorate aspecial occasion or aloved one and helpthose in need at thesame time. Pleasecall 0141 620 1800for more details.

CELEBRATIONS & ANNIVERSARIES

Why not ask friends and family to donate to Jewish Care Scotlandinstead of giving presents at your celebration or anniversary?

A donation to our Celebrations & Anniversaries Gift Fund is a greatway to acknowledge a birthday, bar or batmitzvah, wedding/civilpartnership, anniversary or just to say thank you to someone special.You will be also be helping us make a real difference to individuals &families.

For further information or to make a donation

• Please call us on 0141 620 1800or email [email protected]

• Go to www.jcarescot.org.uk and click on “Donate Now” andfollow the instructions

• To send by post, please enclose a covering letter with thefollowing information:

o your address and telephone numbero the type of celebration or anniversaryo the name and contact details of the person celebrating

Fundraising DepartmentJewish Care ScotlandThe Walton Community Care CentreMay TerraceGiffnockGlasgow G46 6LD

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For further information pleasecontact Elspeth Campbell

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