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About
The East European Jewish Heritage Project provides overseas aid to Belarus in terms of education and training, medical assistance, community development and conservation and promotes cultural awareness. It assists the young, the old and people with disabilites and special needs.
What they do
Arts and heritage
Community and employment
Education and training
Environment
General charitable purposes
Overseas aid
Religion
Health
Who they help
Children and young people
Older people
Disabled people
How they help
Supports other charities
Provides buildings and spaces
Provides staff or volunteers
Funds or carries out research
Where they work
Finances
- £0
- Income
- £68
- Spending
- 3
- Trustees
Financial year ending 28 February 2025, from the Charity Commission register.