Tikva Winter Newsletter 2023

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This latest newsletter edition is packed with stories and photos, of support, resilience and […]

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1,800 miles, years of abuse and now… Two girls. On the face of it, […]

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Often, when a child arrives at Tikva, it’s like they are entering another world. From […]

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This winter, Tikva UK is hoping to raise enough funds to enable for every […]

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David Braudo, Year 12 Student, Immanuel College The night before we left for Odessa, […]

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Staying Connected As many millions of children around the world are now being home-schooled, […]

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At Tikva our core mission is ‘saving lives’ and improving the quality of life […]

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On Sunday 18th October, we were delighted that Ner Yisrael Synagogue hosted our first virtual […]

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