Its friendship club will also be open to those living nearby.
Addressing a barbecue for residents, families, staff and rabbis on Sunday, Bernard Moccatta, chair of the board, said: “Through the JewishChoice campus, we are addressing the fact that more and more people are living into their 90s and 100s. We have just celebrated one of our residents turning 105.
“Our aim now is to share with the wider community what has until now been a hidden gem.”
The organisation dates back to 1747 when Beth Holim was opened by the Spanish and Portuguese community in Mile End Road to care for the community’s poor.
Although JewishChoice catering is under the auspices of the Sephardi Kashrut Authority, it today operates as an independent home.
