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Jewish Association for Mental Illness (JAMI)

The Jewish Association for Mental Illness (JAMI) is open to Jewish people over the age of 18, affected by mental health problems.

The Association provides essential day care, social work, advice, information and social activities for people affected by mental illness, including their families and carers.

Services include a carer's support group, befriending scheme, visits to patients in hospitals & hostels, employment support, vocational training and mental health awareness training. 

JAMI House provides a warm, welcoming place for people to spend time, where they can meet new friends in a supportive and non-judgemental stimulating environment. The objective is to help people achieve more independence and regain their confidence. An important part of our work at JAMI is to educate the public about Mental Illness, to minimise the effect of stigma, discrimination and misunderstanding.

 

Address:  Martin B Cohen Centre Gould Way , Deansbrook Road, Edgware, London, HA8 9GL
Area serviced:  London area
Contact name:  Provided on enquiry
Telephone:  020 8458 2223
Email:  info@jamiuk.org
Website:  www.jamiuk.org/
Opening times:  10am - 3.30pm Sunday to Thursday
Who is it for:  Mainly the Jewish Community
Languages:  English and Jewish Languages only
Disabled access:  Yes
Childcare:  None
Charges:  Users pay for lunch
How to apply:  Telephone, email or written enquiry
Train/tube:  Edgware
Parking:  Limited parking spaces in forecourt
Sector:   Voluntary