Jami provides mental health services to the Jewish community. Working alongside statutory services,
01/02/2026
🚨…One week to go until our Actions Speak a Thousand Words community fundraiser! 🚨
There is still time to get involved. 💬✨
On 8 and 9 February 2026, we launch our crowdfunder Actions Speak A Thousand Words to help make our Talking Therapies service accessible to everyone who needs it. 🗣️
You can still sign up as a Champion to help spread the word, fundraise, and support our community.
👉 Become a Champion today: jamiuk.org/takeaction/
30/01/2026
Look after your mental health and find out about our amazing mental health support groups at Jami here: jamiuk.org/events/ 🧡
The countdown to Day 2026 is on! ⏰ This year we are celebrating the 'everyday spaces' that make a difference to our wellbeing. We loved hearing your ideas during our launch webinar – from problem-solving booths to community lunches.
Let’s celebrate London’s community spirit together. 💛
⁉️Missed the session? Don't worry. We’ve uploaded the full recording to the website so you can get all the info you need to take part on Friday 30 January.
👀 ‘Watch now: Everything you need to know for Great Mental Health Day 2026’:
On 8–9 February 2026, we’re launching our crowdfunder Actions Speak A Thousand Words to make sure our Talking Therapies service is accessible to everyone who needs it.
Help us to spread the word, fundraise, and stand with our community.
👉 Become a Champion: jamiuk.org/takeaction/
28/01/2026
😴 Struggling with sleep? You’re not alone.
Sleep and mental health are closely connected, but knowing how to improve sleep can feel overwhelming. The good news? Even small, manageable changes can make a real difference.
From February, Jami’s occupational therapists are running a 5-session online sleep group, offering evidence-based guidance, practical ideas, and a supportive space to share experiences.
You’ll learn a bit about sleep science and psychology — and pick up tools to help you rest better.
🗓 Mondays at 3pm (online via Teams):
• 23 February
• 9 March
• 23 March
• 30 March
• 13 April
🕯️ Jami brings mental health to the table for its 10th Jami Mental Health Shabbat.
On 23–24 January, our community came together for the 10th Jami Mental Health Shabbat, an annual moment on Parashat Bo that shines a light on mental illness, stigma and the importance of open conversation.
From synagogues and schools to university J‑Socs, families and individuals — including people supported by Jami and Jewish Care — so many took part in marking this meaningful milestone.
It’s powerful to see our community unite to break the silence and bring mental health to the table.
A huge thank you to everyone who supported Jami Mental Health Shabbat.
Read more: jamiuk.org/jmhs-2026
23/01/2026
We’re excited that Jami Mental Health Shabbat is now here!
Please bring mental health conversations to the table this Shabbat. 🧡
You can now pick up your JMHS Shabbat candles at your local shop. 🕯️
Shabbat Shalom. 💫
20/01/2026
We’re honoured to have the Chief Rabbi’s support for Jami Mental Health Shabbat, taking place 23–24 January 🧡
By bringing mental health to the table, we’re opening up vital conversations across our communities 🤗
There’s just 3 days to go until Jami Mental Health Shabbat…
Find out how you can take part: jamiuk.org/get-involved/jmhs/
19/01/2026
With just 4 days to go until Jami Mental Health Shabbat, we’re delighted to have Senior Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg OBE of Masorti Judaism send his support to Jami Mental Health Shabbat between 23-24 January.
By bringing mental health to the table, we’re opening up vital conversations in our communities. 🤗
Find out how to take part: jamiuk.org/get-involved/jmhs/
19/01/2026
We’re thrilled to have Vanessa Feltz supporting Jami Mental Health Shabbat on 23–24 January. 💋
By bringing mental health to the table, we’re opening up vital conversations in our communities. 🤗
Find out how to take part: jamiuk.org/get-involved/jmhs/
18/01/2026
We’re thrilled to have Natasha Kaplinsky OBE supporting Jami Mental Health Shabbat on 23–24 January. 🧡
By bringing mental health to the table, we’re opening up vital conversations in our communities. 🤗
Find out how to take part: jamiuk.org/get-involved/jmhs/
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We are the Mental Health service for our community.
For 30 years Jami has provided practical and emotional support for the mental health of the Jewish community. Jami’s vision is a Jewish community which accepts, acknowledges and understands mental illness. A community which is resilient and has the capacity and capability to be healthy. A community in which symptoms of mental illness are as recognisable as a heart attack and trigger an equally appropriate First Aid response. A community in which Parity of Esteem is a reality and an environment which helps, not hinders recovery.
We work with individuals, communities and organisations to help prevent mental illness from developing, improve early intervention and promote wellbeing.
We understand that everyone’s experience of mental illness is different. We provide practical and emotional support for everyone affected by a mental health problem, the person with the diagnosis, friend, relative or employer. This includes:
Supporting around 1,300 people at any one time and reaching thousands more through our community education
Delivering approximately 27,000 separate provisions of service annually
Employing 52 Mental Health professionals
Operating programmes from 4 Community Hubs and 2 Enterprise Hubs
