“The Fed displays a professional image, a high level of good practice in many areas... it is perceived as a trusted and experienced umbrella organisation for the community.”
The Charity Commission Review - 2005
About the Fed
The Fed (Manchester Jewish Federation) supports the vulnerable within the local community:
- Children and Families
- Adults and the Elderly
- Adults with Mental Health Needs
- Support for Carers
- Volunteering Opportunities
We'd like to thank all the people who make our work possible. We could not provide all that we do without our volunteers. We are extremely grateful to the 400+ strong Fed volunteers of all ages who last year gave 13,964 hours of their time to help others.
This year for the Fed
During the last year we've answered a staggering 1,731 telephone requests to our Referral and Advice Worker.
We have seen a dramatic growth in attendances to the Philip J. Davies Centre. People want to be with others in an informal and supportive setting - the centre affords this and its popularity has grown alongside the range of therapeutic groups offered. There have been 3,492 attendances in the last 12 months.
It is important that we are able to support children and their families. The Fed is the only Jewish organisation with projects that actively keep children safe, promoting their well being in their own home. We are committed to championing children's needs and maintaining, if not enhancing social work support. In the last year, over 80 families received 6100 hours of support from Project Smile, giving them a better quality of life.
Find Out More about The Fed
- Manchester Jewish Federation (The Fed) is one of Manchester’s oldest charities and has been supporting the Jewish community since 1867. Discover more about our history.
- Find out about our plans for the next 12 months
- If you would like to print some of our leaflets or our Annual Report, you can download documents here.




