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Today
Norwood is the oldest Jewish charity in the UK. We support and empower neurodiverse children and their families and people with neurodevelopmental disabilities to live their best lives
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2017
Norwood opens first smart home with Assistive Technology
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1996
Norwood and Ravenswood merge
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1990
Norwood Family Centre opened in Hendon
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Mid 1980’s
Norwood established Jewish fostering and adoption services
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1980’s
Residential and community services established within Barnet, Harrow, Brent and Redbridge
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1966
Norwood establishes a Hostel for Unmarried Mothers
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1950’s
Ravenswood residential school and then Village established
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1928
Renamed The Jewish Orphanage
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1901
King Edward VII is the first reigning monarch to become Norwood’s patron, setting a precedent for subsequent monarchs
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1900
Norwood School established at Norwood orphanage site
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1876
Jews’ Hospital and Jews’ Orphan Asylum amalgamated at one site in Norwood
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1866
West Norwood Jewish Orphanage built
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1815
Norwood lists its first Royal patron, beginning an enduring tradition of royal patronage
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Early 1800’s
Jews’ Hospital and Jews’ Orphan Asylum founded
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1795
Norwood founded for the relief of the Jewish poor in London