SCoJeC has just been awarded £10,000 from the Voluntary Action Fund to implement some of the findings of the Being Jewish in Scotland project. We have long been asked to provide support for isolated Jewish individuals around Scotland, and, in our wide-ranging inquiry we found that many older Jewish people around Scotland live far from their children and grandchildren. Our new project therefore aims to enable people to link more easily with their families – and other friends – using communication technology.
http://www.scojec.org/news/2012/12viii_inter-links/inter-links.html
Jewish Inter-Links – ICT training to combat isolation and link Jewish families
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