Jewish Care

Leo Baeck House is situated within beautiful landscaped garden in the Bishops Avenue, minutes away from Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House.

The home occupies the original building on this site, which is shared with Osmond House and the Sobell @ Hampstead day centre.

It has a traditional feel to it, with an impressive staircase and chandelier dominating the entrance hall. The main dining room is still decorated with the original oak panelling.

Part of the Otto Schiff Housing Association (OSHA), which works in partnership with and is managed by Jewish Care, Leo Baeck House has experience and expertise in caring for people who experienced the horrors of the Nazi regime. In acknowledgment of this background, staff at Leo Baeck do not wear uniforms.

"My parents have been
surrounded by loving attention."

Relative of a resident at Leo Baeck House

As well as a dining room and communal lounges, there is a patio set within the mature garden on site.

“Our residents are our priority, and at Leo Baeck House we believe that no matter how old or frail residents may be, their right for independence must be at the forefront of everything we do,” says the home's manager.

• Location: The Bishops Avenue
• Capacity: 43 rooms, most with en-suite toilets and a few with en-suite showers.
• Care provided: Personal care for older people.
• Expertise in providing services for people who are refugees or survivors of the Holocaust.

If you would like more information, please contact Jewish Care Direct on 020 8922 2222 or email jcdirect@jcare.org.