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Your Trusted Mental Health Support Partner in London
JAMI is a dedicated mental health charity serving the Jewish community, providing vital support to individuals impacted by mental illness. With decades of experience, we specialise in re-engaging isolated individuals with their families, friends, and local communities through tailored support programmes. Our expertise extends to educational initiatives, delivering training and seminars to enhance mental health understanding for thousands annually.As part of Jewish Care's charitable umbrella, we combine institutional authority with grassroots community knowledge to address growing mental health demands. Our team of professionals and volunteers delivers life-saving services while maintaining rigorous standards of care, transparency, and ethical practice across all our operations.
Services
Adult services
Children and Young Persons Service
Carer and Family support
Education and Training
Emergency Response Initiative
Online support
Talking Therapies
Highlights and features
- We deliver specialist mental health support tailored to the Jewish community's needs
- Our Head Room initiative pioneered mental health support on the high street
- We provide both in-person and online support programmes for accessibility
- Our educational initiatives have trained thousands in mental health awareness
- We operate under Jewish Care's established charitable framework with proven expertise
Services
Adult services
Our adult mental health programmes provide comprehensive support for individuals experiencing mental distress. Through personalised care plans and community integration initiatives, we help adults rebuild their lives and maintain meaningful connections. Our services combine professional expertise with peer support to address diverse mental health needs within the Jewish community.
Children and Young Persons Service
Specialist mental health support for children and young people facing emotional and psychological challenges. Our age-appropriate interventions include therapeutic sessions, family involvement programmes, and school partnerships to create supportive environments for young people's mental wellbeing development.
Carer and Family support
We offer dedicated support for families and carers of individuals with mental health conditions. Through guidance sessions, support groups, and educational resources, we help carers understand mental health issues and develop effective coping strategies while maintaining their own wellbeing.
Education and Training
Our educational programmes deliver mental health awareness training to professionals and community members. Covering crisis intervention, mental health first aid, and condition-specific knowledge, these courses empower participants to recognise early warning signs and provide appropriate support.
Emergency Response Initiative
We provide critical emergency mental health support through our crisis response network. This includes immediate telephone assistance, signposting to emergency services, and access to crisis intervention resources. Our team works closely with NHS partners to ensure timely support during mental health emergencies.
Questions
What mental health services does JAMI offer?
We provide adult and youth mental health support, carer assistance, educational programmes, and emergency response services tailored to the Jewish community's needs.
How can I access emergency mental health support?
For immediate crises, call 999 or visit A&E. For urgent but non-life-threatening situations, contact our team through our website or call 020 8458 2223 during operating hours.
Do you offer mental health training for professionals?
Yes, we deliver accredited mental health first aid courses and bespoke training programmes for organisations seeking to enhance their mental health support capabilities.
Are services available online?
We offer online support groups and virtual sessions through platforms like Zoom, alongside our in-person services at multiple London locations.
How can I get involved with JAMI?
You can volunteer at our hubs, participate in fundraising events, train as a mental health first aider, or join our ambassador programme to support our vital work.
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