Your Yedidim brings Jewish young adults aged 21–35 together to meet people, make friends and share experiences in a friendly and inclusive community.
A friendly, inclusive community of Jewish young adults.
Opportunities to meet new people and build meaningful connections.
A varied programme of social, cultural and fun activities.
A welcoming environment for everyone, whatever your background or circumstances.
Your Yedidim was founded to recreate the kind of welcoming, informal Jewish community where young adults can meet, spend time together and get to know people. It’s based on the simple idea that friendships often happen when there is a regular place to turn up, see familiar faces and take part in shared activities.
We bring people together through regular get-togethers, activities and events, creating a friendly and inclusive community where Jewish young adults aged 21–35 can feel welcomed, supported and connected.
New people in a relaxed and friendly environment.
In a wide range of activities, from coffee meet-ups to larger social events.
Where everyone is welcome and included.
Your Yedidim is led by a small team with a shared commitment to creating a welcoming and inclusive community.
Shara founded Your Yedidim to recreate the kind of welcoming, informal Jewish community where young adults can meet, make friends and share experiences. She focuses on bringing people together and creating opportunities for friendships and community to develop naturally.
Rivka looks after the people side of Your Yedidim. She makes sure everyone feels welcome and included, helps new members settle in and supports the social activities and community events. Her focus is on making it easier for people to come along, meet others and feel comfortable joining in.
Naomi manages the operational and administrative side of Your Yedidim. She keeps the website and membership records up to date, manages event listings and announcements, and supports the day-to-day running of the charity.
You don’t have to decide whether Your Yedidim is “for you” before you arrive.
Come to something. Meet a few people. Stay for half an hour or stay all evening.
Then decide whether you’d like to come again.
