Jewish Deaf Association celebrates centre's anniversary

Around 55 members of the Jewish Deaf Association joined 20 staff and VIP visitors for a day of celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the organisation’s move to its present, purpose-built community centre in North Finchley. Established over 55 years ago, the charity was originally based in Stamford Hill but outgrew its site and in 1998 moved to North London.

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