JAT provides culturally and religiously sensitive personal relationship, sexual health and HIV awareness programmes for the whole Jewish community.
In addition to sexual health and relationship programmes, JAT looks at the Jewish values around sexual health, the stigma of HIV, issues of sexuality and has specific programmes for World AIDS Day. JAT also runs leadership programmes and training sessions for parents. JAT programmes are also available to any other group who want to know about the issues surrounding sexual health in the Jewish community.
JAT works in Jewish schools; youth movements; youth clubs; synagogues; social clubs; Jewish societies in universities; social organisations e.g. Jewish Care; staff and residents in care homes/residential units as well as teachers, youth leaders, Rabbis, parents, doctors, nurses and other HIV organisations etc.
To cover the variety of groups we work with JAT, provides interactive workshops, information, advice, panel members, speakers with HIV positive family members, leaflets and flyers. Sessions are run by fully trained and experienced facilitators. All JAT programmes are tailor made to suit the needs of the individual organisation, recognising the sensitivities of the group. Relevant Jewish concepts are used to contextualise programme content and questions are always welcomed. For more information please click on the links to the left or contact us.
