Jewish Care On Air

In this episode of Jewish Care on Air, Rebecca is joined by Jeanne, a resident at Selig Court, and Andrew from the Jewish Deaf Association. Together they discuss the realities of living with hearing loss, the challenges faced by residents and carers, and the findings of the Care England and JDA white paper, which highlights the importance of hearing support in improving wellbeing, inclusion and de...

18 million people in the UK are affected by hearing loss. To celebrate Deaf Awareness Week, we’re joined by Andrew Goodwin, Service Manager for Engage at JDA for a powerful conversation on hearing loss awareness-why it matters, the support available, and how we can all help create more inclusive communities. Tune in and be part of the change. Host Rebecca Lewis  Guest 1 Andrew Goodwin  Producer Ma...

In this episode, we explore the crucial role of supervision in creating a supportive and productive environment. We discuss the key skills that supervisors need to inspire growth, foster trust, and balance accountability with compassion. You will hear valuable insights on effective communication, managing challenges, and empowering others to reach their full potential. Whether you are an experienc...

Welcome to this month's Jewish Care on Air podcast, where we delve into a topic that touches us all—end-of-life planning and advanced care decisions. Though often avoided in conversation, understanding how to navigate this critical phase of life can lead to peace of mind for both you and your loved ones.  We’ll hear from experts in the field, Paula Plaskow, Horace Boston and Sarah Harris&apos...

This month, to mark World Mental Health Day, Rebecca interviews Carly and Philippa on the importance of normalising conversations about mental health to break down misconceptions and stigmas.  We will also delve into the ways we can take care of our mental health and the various support systems available to us. Host: Rebecca Lewis Guest 1: Carly Maurice Guest 2: Philippa Carr Producer: Max Biancon...

In this episode, we are thrilled to interview Yomi, a registered manager who made a significant career transition from the finance industry to the health sector.  This transition represents a bold and inspiring move. We are excited to gain insights into the motivations, challenges, and aspirations that contributed to Yomi’s career change.  The health and care sector has begun transforming through...

In previous episodes, we discussed the importance of essential services and practices designed to directly support our service users, such as safeguarding, hospitality, volunteering, social work, and day care.  Now, we will discuss a service that is dedicated to supporting employees and ensuring they have the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their roles. Join us as Dalia Gurari interview...

Volunteering is a crucial asset for any organisation, particularly in the charity sector. Volunteers contribute invaluable experience and diverse perspectives, fostering inclusive and dynamic workplaces. It is essential to recognise volunteers' profound impact on service users and services. How can we effectively acknowledge this impact, recruit the right volunteers, and provide them with the...

In honour of Dementia Awareness/Action Week, host Diana Wolfin interviews Tanya Miller, Jewish Care’s North London Community Hub Manager. Tanya provides an in-depth look at how dementia affects individuals and their loved ones and shares valuable insights and thoughts on the future of dementia care. We also hear from Michael Lixenberg, who courageously shares his personal experience of caring for...

In health and social care, hospitality and catering play vital roles beyond just providing food. They're integral to the overall well-being and the holistic experience of people receiving care. Whether it's in hospitals or residential settings, serving nourishing meals and offering thoughtful hospitality doesn't just meet physical needs—it also nurtures a sense of dignity, comfort,...

The first World Social Work Day was celebrated in 2007 under the theme “Social Work - Making a World of Difference”,  and 17 years later we celebrate World Social Work Day 2024 with the theme  ‘Buen Vivir: Shared Future for Transformative Change’. In this podcast we hear from two Social Workers, Eve Curtis from Jewish Care, and Nicole Valens from the Association of Jewish Refugees, about why they...

Welcome to the fifth episode of our podcast, where we explore the essence of living a meaningful, engaged, and active life, especially at a later stage. In today's discussion, we illuminate day centres' profound impact on our beloved older community members and their families. Join us as we accompany Teresa and Timea on their journey. They generously share their invaluable experiences as...

The 27th of January is Holocaust Memorial Day. To commemorate the event, Rebecca discusses with Rachel the events from the Holocaust, Rachel's experience, how it has affected her long-term health and well-being and the support she received.  SJ and Moshe elaborate on how they support survivors and their families affected by such events, the need for a specialised service, and their positive i...

Host: Diana Wolfin Guest: Martin Pistorius Guest 2: Alexis Bloom Producer: Max Bianconi Audio Engineer: Philip Zsehranszky Music and Jingles: Paul Weir

Host: Dalia Gurari Guest: Fiona Bateman Guest 2: Rachel Wenmouth Producer: Max Bianconi Audio Engineer: Philip Zsehranszky Music and Jingles: Paul Weir

Dalia Gurari has a lively chat with Daniel, our CEO, sharing his views on health and social care in the UK.   Host: Dalia Gurari Guest: Daniel Carmel Brown Producer: Max Bianconi Audio Engineer: Philip Zsehranszky Music and Jingles: Paul Weir