The Board hopes Jewish residents will offer advice, through a consultation process, to help put together a relevant document to send to local authorities.
An online survey asks respondents to provide information about Jewish culture and heritage, community safety and Israel. It is then possible to write submissions describing background details about concerns and asking for policy pledges from prospective councillors.
Gillian Merron, Board chief executive, said: “It is critical for the Jewish community to make its voice heard in local authorities.
“Councils are responsible for, or have a role in, many of the services which we rely on every day including community safety, social care, education and healthcare.
“From Holocaust commemoration and coroners’ services, to social care and schools, local authorities affect the life of our community in so many ways.
“By responding to this consultation, Jewish residents and organisations can ensure the strongest advocacy for its rights and needs with local councils.”
The online consultation closes on October 31.
