The London Jewish Family Centre (LJFC) is a Community Centre, providing Jewish families, regardless of religious affiliation, with a venue where they can take a variety of interesting courses; become members of diverse clubs and participate in numerous exciting activities and programmes.

The Centre is a relaxing place for children and adults to laugh, and learn. It is about inspiring informal education in a positive Jewish environment. The Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks is the patron of the LJFC.

Activities that take place at the LJFC include after school clubs, mother and toddler groups, lectures, IT training, art classes, woodwork, Taekwon-Do, ladies aerobics, cooking, first aid courses etc.

The LJFC, where possible, makes its facilities available for other Jewish communal organisations and so promotes harmony within the community.

The LJFC is an initiative of Tzivos Hashem: Jewish Children International. Tzivos Hashem was founded in 1980 by the Lubavicher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. It has over 300,000 members worldwide and over 9,000 in the UK. It sponsors a broad spectrum of educational, recreational and entertaining programmes, that aim to instil in Jewish children a positive Jewish identity and appreciation of their heritage.

Each division of Tzivos Hashem is autonomously funded.