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Profile
JAMI is the only Jewish charity concerned exclusively with mental illness, with the impact it has on the lives of those who suffer from it, including their families and all who care for them.
JAMI was founded in 1989 by parents, relatives and friends of people with mental ill health. It offers a range of culturally specific services for Jewish people who have a severe and enduring mental illness.
The charity is recovery orientated and is committed to working alongside statutory services to provide a high quality community-based service which enables people to maximise their potential and take control of their own recovery.
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Patrons
The Chief Rabbi, Dr Jonathan Sacks
Rabbi Tony Bayfield
Rabbi Danny Rich
Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
Dayan Dr Pinchas Toledano
Lady Jakobovits
Melvyn Bragg
Lord Carlile of Berriew QC
Tom Conti
David Delfont
Michael Grade CBE
Henry Grunwald QC
Sir Jeremy Isaacs
Maureen Lipman CBE
The Right Honourable Michael Portillo
Nick Ross
Professor Lewis Wolpert
Honorary Officers
Honorary President
Professor Martin Aaron, MBA, FRSA
Chairman
Irene Wilder
Vice-Chairman
Michael Mitzman
Honorary Treasurer
Raymond Harris FCA
Honorary Secretary
Alan Lazarus
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Advisory Council
Dr Kenneth Bledin
Prof Timothy J Crow
Dr Luiz Dratcu
Michelle Foux
Prof Hugh Freeman
ClIr John L Marshall
Dr Adrianne Reveley
Dr Mark Salter
Dr Alastair Santhouse
Jennye Seres JP
Dr Fiona Sim
Dr Lester Sireling
Dr Rudi Vis MP
Exec / Council
Lionel Curry
Tony Helman
Marilyn Lazarus
Dick Segal
Other Council Members
Doris Gardner
Norman Primost
Chief Executive
Laurie Rackind |
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