UK Jewish Groups Launch £1.5 Million Project on Health Sector Inequalities

Two UK Jewish organizations have begun a five-year, £1.5 million project aimed at addressing health inequalities tied to structural antisemitism. The Board of Deputies of British Jews and the London Jewish Forum announced the Jewish Health Equality Partnership. The partnership will work with health providers to improve understanding of Jewish health needs.

The groups stated the project will focus on structural factors affecting access to care. They said collaboration with partners will form a central part of the effort. A photograph accompanying the announcement showed the now-derelict Royal Mineral Water Hospital in Bath, England, on February 19, 2026.