Read iCare - Jewish Care
Read iCare - Jewish Care
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WELCOME<br />
Welcome to the first edition of <strong>i<strong>Care</strong></strong>, our new internal<br />
magazine for <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong>’s staff and volunteers.<br />
An edition of <strong>i<strong>Care</strong></strong> will appear<br />
every other month and will<br />
include news, views and<br />
information about <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong>,<br />
featuring our dedicated staff and<br />
volunteers. I’m really excited<br />
about this new magazine, which<br />
will show real, positive examples<br />
of how we all work together as<br />
one team, making <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />
such a wonderful organisation.<br />
I do hope you will get a lot out of<br />
reading it. Remember, it is your<br />
magazine so if there is anything you<br />
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think should get a mention, please<br />
don’t forget to send an email to the<br />
internal communications team on<br />
internalcommunications@jcare.org<br />
or call 020 8922 2809. I know they<br />
will be very happy to receive your<br />
news and photographs of what’s<br />
happening around <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong>.<br />
Congratulations to Dina Brawer<br />
for picking the name of this new<br />
publication… a box of chocolates<br />
is on its way to you.<br />
Happy reading!<br />
T<br />
he fundraising and marketing team is responsible<br />
for sending out internal communications<br />
at <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong>.<br />
So, along with this new magazine, you’ll be able to find<br />
out what’s going on through regular emails. We will make<br />
sure you are not bombarded with too many unwanted<br />
emails and get information more relevant to you.<br />
News about some of the things happening within<br />
<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong> will go out on email on Tuesdays. General<br />
news and information on some upcoming events will<br />
Simon Morris<br />
Chief executive<br />
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go out on Wednesdays. We will also send out updates<br />
on current staff vacancies and other HR news on Fridays.<br />
Volunteer vacancies will also be sent out. If urgent<br />
news has to be sent out, it will be done so immediately.<br />
We would like your help. If you have any news you<br />
want to share with others, please let us know about it<br />
at internalcommunications@jcare.org or call 020 8922<br />
2809. So keep us in the picture with any news, comments,<br />
ideas or photos – we look forward to hearing<br />
from you!<br />
LET’S MEET…<br />
VOLUNTEER<br />
SIMON DAVIES<br />
Simon has been volunteering in our Fundraising<br />
and Marketing department since November<br />
2004. He lives at Rela Goldhill Lodge, just around<br />
the corner from the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Campus.<br />
As well as volunteering, Simon also runs his successful<br />
greeting card business, “Simon Says”.<br />
Being able to volunteer “makes me feel like anybody else<br />
my age,” he says. “It also allows me to give something back.”<br />
This year has been a really special one for Simon. In July<br />
he was one of Barnet’s Olympic torchbearers! It really was<br />
his chance to shine and lots of people from <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />
turned out to support him on what was a very hot,<br />
incredibly happy day.<br />
STAFF MEMBER<br />
CHRISTINA BRAGO-NIMAKO<br />
Christina joined us 15 years ago in October 1997<br />
as a residential care worker. Based at Rubens<br />
House, she did various jobs from laundry<br />
assistant to carer to team leader. She is now social<br />
care coordinator and is always very busy organising<br />
lots to do for those living in the home.<br />
Christina says: “I love working with <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong> because<br />
there are opportunities for growth and development.<br />
This has enabled me to identify skills that I might not<br />
have thought of before. With <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Care</strong>, I feel a sense<br />
of belonging and part of the community.”<br />
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