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Dansk-Jødisk Venskab

Næstved, Denmark

Humanitarian aid & Disaster reliefReligion & FaithChildren & YouthRefugees & MigrationTax-deductible donations
AssociationFounded 1978International reach
Profile last updated: August 7, 2026

About

Founded in 1978, Dansk-Jødisk Venskab is a non-profit association based in Næstved, Denmark working on humanitarian aid & disaster relief, religion & faith, children & youth +2 more.

Dansk-Jødisk Venskab (DJV) is a Christian Israel association founded in 1978 and governed by an interdenominational board. It supports Israel and the Jewish people through prayer, diaconal (social) aid, donations to Israeli social projects, and education, and it works to counter antisemitism. Its main projects in Israel are Ahavat Kol Israel, Orr Shalom, the Lone Soldier Center and Jewish Agency work on aliyah and aid to terror victims. In Denmark it publishes the magazine Nyt fra Dansk-Jødisk Venskab, arranges an annual Israel conference, prayer meetings and lectures, and offers speakers and teaching to churches and groups. Membership is open to anyone who agrees with its statement of purpose. Donations are tax-deductible when the donor provides a CPR number.

Location

Næstved, Denmark

Founded

1978

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

forening

Focus areas

IsraelJewish-Christian relationsdiaconal aidaliyahantisemitismcharityDenmark

Languages

DA

Causes & programmes

Causes

Humanitarian aid & Disaster reliefReligion & FaithChildren & YouthRefugees & MigrationPoverty & Hunger

Works for

ChildrenYouthFamiliesPeople in povertyRefugees & Migrants

How they work

Grant-makingAwareness & educationVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Ahavat Kol Israel (AKI)

Poverty & Hunger · Israel

Supports poor Orthodox Jewish families in the Jerusalem area with food packages, grocery vouchers, equipment loans and other practical aid, partly funded by DJV.

Orr Shalom

Children & Youth · Israel

Israeli non-profit caring for vulnerable children and young people removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect, supported by DJV donations.

Lone Soldier Center

Community development · Israel

Provides meals, community and practical support to lone IDF soldiers without family in Israel, in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Overvind Oddsene

Children & Youth · Israel

Programme supporting around 300 young people aged 18-27 in Israel with education, work and living support, including a DJV-supported apartment in Rishon LeZion.

Countries of operation

DenmarkIsrael

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsMembership fees

Ways to support

DonateMembership

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Jewish Agency for Israel, Orr Shalom, Ahavat Kol Israel, Lone Soldier Center, Keren Hayesod, C4Israel

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