our vision

In addition to delivering our existing services to meet the increasing demand, our five-year strategy also focuses on developing additional services, including:

Affordable access to counselling and one-to-one psychological therapies

Increased campaigning, education and suicide prevention

Improvements to our ‘front door’ and more support offered 24/7 to make it easier and quicker to gain help

New Head Room cafés and integrated Jami hubs to support collaborative physical and mental health care in welcoming and non-stigmatising environments

Head Room opens in Golders Green Partnership agreement with Jewish Care*

Single communitybased service 50 staff 140 volunteers £1.5M turnover 200 service users

Where we are now

97 staff 212 volunteers £5M turnover

1737 service users

*To ensure the best use of community resources, on 1st April 2013, Jami formed an Association Agreement with Jewish Care. By way of this agreement, Jami became the provider of non-residential mental health care within the Jewish community and Jewish Care continued to use their expertise to provide residential care. Jami is a separate registered charity with a large professional team and are grateful to receive a grant from Jewish Care towards delivery of its services.