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 Additional longstanding board roles (overlapping multiple chaplain terms):
-* '''1990–2020''' — [[Nicola Livingston]] served as Chair of the Chaplaincy Board / Scottish Jewish Chaplaincy (also former Glasgow JSoc president).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
+* '''1990–2020''' — [[Nicola Louise Livingston|Nicola Livingston]] served as Chair of the Chaplaincy Board / Scottish Jewish Chaplaincy (also former Glasgow JSoc president).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-* Current trustees/advisory board include [[Dr Mia Spiro]] (Chair), [[Nicola Livingston]], and [[Harvey Kaplan]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
+* Current trustees/advisory board include [[Dr Mia Spiro]] (Chair), [[Nicola Louise Livingston|Nicola Livingston]], and [[Harvey Kaplan]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 === Bases and Locations ===
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 === Additional Context ===
 * The board has always collaborated closely with university JSocs and national bodies such as UJS and [[University Jewish Chaplaincy]].
-* [[Nicola Livingston]] and [[Harvey Kaplan]] serve on the current advisory board/trustees alongside Chair Dr [[Mia Spiro]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
+* [[Nicola Louise Livingston|Nicola Livingston]] and [[Harvey Kaplan]] serve on the current advisory board/trustees alongside Chair Dr [[Mia Spiro]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 * JSCS describes itself as "the longest continuous serving Jewish student Chaplaincy in the UK".<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 == Succession ==

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-'''Northern Region Chaplaincy Board''' (later known as '''[[Northern Region Jewish Chaplaincy]]''' and now '''[[Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland]]''' or JSCS) is the longest continuously operating Jewish student chaplaincy service in the United Kingdom. It provides pastoral support, educational programmes and communal activities for Jewish students at universities across Scotland (and originally Northeast England).<ref name="JSCSAbout">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/about-us About us] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="JSCSHome">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/ Home page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026.</ref>
+{{short description|'''Board that administered the Jewish student chaplaincy for Scotland and Northeast England from 1969; later Northern Region Jewish Chaplaincy, now Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland'''}}
 The organisation was pioneered in '''1969''' when students from the Northern Region of the Inter-University Jewish Federation (now [[Union of Jewish Students]] or UJS) invited Rabbi [[Michael Rosin]] to serve as their first Honorary Jewish Chaplain, covering Scotland and Northeast England.<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
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 Historically, the chaplaincy has been travel-based and resident-focused rather than tied to a single fixed office, with chaplains living in or near major Scottish Jewish communities to facilitate regular campus visits and student support. Early chaplains (e.g., [[Rabbi Michael Rosin]] in the 1969–1978 and 1987–1993 periods) were often based in or around [[Glasgow]], aligning with the Northern Region's initial coverage of Scotland and Northeast England and the concentration of Jewish students and community infrastructure there.<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as [[222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE]] — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council. This likely served as an administrative or correspondence base rather than a dedicated chaplaincy office.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
+From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as [[222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE]] — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
 The [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] couple (2009–2012) and [[Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim]] & [[Sarah Bodenheim]] couple (2012–2018) were both based in Giffnock, Glasgow (the Bodenheims moved from Israel in 2012 and lived there with their children).<ref name="JC2016" />
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 Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in [[Edinburgh]], where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses). No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email or university honorary chaplain channels.<ref name="UJCShabo">University Jewish Chaplaincy, [https://www.mychaplaincy.co.uk/chaplains/scotland Rabbi Eliran & Ayalah Shabo] ''mychaplaincy.co.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref>
-The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR"/>
+The OSCR register gives the charity's address as "Flat 1, 222 Fenwick Road, Glasgow, G46 6UE", a trustee address.<ref name="OSCR_JSCS">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC005999 Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland (SC005999)] ''Scottish Charity Register'', accessed 28 October 2026.</ref>
 === Additional Context ===
 * The board has always collaborated closely with university JSocs and national bodies such as UJS and [[University Jewish Chaplaincy]].
 * [[Nicola Livingston]] and [[Harvey Kaplan]] serve on the current advisory board/trustees alongside Chair Dr [[Mia Spiro]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-* The service is noted as the only dedicated Jewish student chaplaincy organisation with a specific remit for Scotland and has operated continuously for over 55 years.<ref name="JSCSHome" />
+* JSCS describes itself as "the longest continuous serving Jewish student Chaplaincy in the UK".<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 == See also ==
 * [[Union of Jewish Students]]
 * [[University Jewish Chaplaincy]]
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 ==Notes==

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 * '''2008''' — [[Gabby Houri]] & [[Tanya Stone]] (Chaplaincy Team).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 * '''2009''' — [[Adam Nuhi]] (Chaplaincy Team).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-* '''2009–2012''' — [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] (chaplaincy couple; appointed September 2009; ended 2012).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2012">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/glasgow-society-celebrates-landmark-with-gala-dinner-mn7ys18q Glasgow society celebrates landmark with gala dinner] ''thejc.com'', 22 November 2012.</ref>
+* '''2009–2012''' — Rabbi [[Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] (chaplaincy couple; appointed September 2009; ended 2012).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2012">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/glasgow-society-celebrates-landmark-with-gala-dinner-mn7ys18q Glasgow society celebrates landmark with gala dinner] ''thejc.com'', 22 November 2012.</ref>
 * '''2012–2018''' — [[Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim]] & [[Sarah Bodenheim]] (chaplaincy couple; moved from Israel to Glasgow in 2012; served until 2018/early 2019).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2016">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/rabbi-on-the-road-to-success-e6b04hf6 Rabbi on the road to success] ''thejc.com'', 18 February 2016.</ref><ref name="Algemeiner2016">The Algemeiner, [https://www.algemeiner.com/2016/12/12/scottish-rabbi-says-family-is-distressed-after-being-assaulted-in-central-edinburgh/ Scottish Rabbi Says Family Is ‘Distressed’ After Being Assaulted] ''algemeiner.com'', 12 December 2016.</ref>
 * '''2019''' — [[Rabbi Eli Grunewald]] & [[Shevi Grunewald]] (chaplaincy couple).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="ScotParl2019">Scottish Parliament, [https://www.scottishparliament.tv/meeting/time-for-reflection-april-30-2019 Time for Reflection: Rabbi Eli Grunewald] ''scottishparliament.tv'', 30 April 2019.</ref>

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 The [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] couple (2009–2012) and [[Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim]] & [[Sarah Bodenheim]] couple (2012–2018) were both based in Giffnock, Glasgow (the Bodenheims moved from Israel in 2012 and lived there with their children).<ref name="JC2016" />
-Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in [[Edinburgh]], where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses). No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email or university honorary chaplain channels.<ref name="UJCShabo" /><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref>
+Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in [[Edinburgh]], where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses). No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email or university honorary chaplain channels.<ref name="UJCShabo">University Jewish Chaplaincy, [https://www.mychaplaincy.co.uk/chaplains/scotland Rabbi Eliran & Ayalah Shabo] ''mychaplaincy.co.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref>
 The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR"/>

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 Historically, the chaplaincy has been travel-based and resident-focused rather than tied to a single fixed office, with chaplains living in or near major Scottish Jewish communities to facilitate regular campus visits and student support. Early chaplains (e.g., [[Rabbi Michael Rosin]] in the 1969–1978 and 1987–1993 periods) were often based in or around [[Glasgow]], aligning with the Northern Region's initial coverage of Scotland and Northeast England and the concentration of Jewish students and community infrastructure there.<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 6UE — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council. This likely served as an administrative or correspondence base rather than a dedicated chaplaincy office.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
+From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as [[222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE]] — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council. This likely served as an administrative or correspondence base rather than a dedicated chaplaincy office.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
 The [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] couple (2009–2012) and [[Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim]] & [[Sarah Bodenheim]] couple (2012–2018) were both based in Giffnock, Glasgow (the Bodenheims moved from Israel in 2012 and lived there with their children).<ref name="JC2016" />

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 * '''2010s onward''' — Rebranded as '''Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland''' (JSCS), now focused exclusively on Scottish universities while maintaining close ties with national University Jewish Chaplaincy (UJC).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2009">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/northern-region-appoints-chaplain-jjqad40t Northern region appoints chaplain] ''thejc.com'', June 2009.</ref>
-The charity (OSCR number SC005999) continues to work with university Jewish Societies (JSocs), trustees, and the wider Scottish Jewish community to support students of all backgrounds and affiliations.<ref name="OSCR">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC005999 Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland] ''oscr.org.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref>
+The charity (OSCR number SC005999) continues to work with university Jewish Societies (JSocs), trustees, and the wider Scottish Jewish community to support students of all backgrounds and affiliations.<ref name="OSCR">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC005999 Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland] ''oscr.org.uk'', accessed March 2026 (main operating location listed as Glasgow City, but operations cover all Scotland).</ref>
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 Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in [[Edinburgh]], where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses). No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email or university honorary chaplain channels.<ref name="UJCShabo" /><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref>
-The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC005999 Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland] ''oscr.org.uk'', accessed March 2026 (main operating location listed as Glasgow City, but operations cover all Scotland).</ref>
+The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR"/>
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 Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in Edinburgh, where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses), hosting events, providing pastoral care, and maintaining an inclusive presence. No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email (e.g., eliran@mychaplaincy.co.uk or ayalah@mychaplaincy.co.uk) or university honorary chaplain channels (e.g., v1eshabo@ed.ac.uk at the University of Edinburgh).<ref name="UJCShabo">University Jewish Chaplaincy, [https://www.mychaplaincy.co.uk/chaplains/scotland Rabbi Eliran & Ayalah Shabo] ''mychaplaincy.co.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref><ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC005999 Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland] ''oscr.org.uk'', accessed March 2026 (main operating location listed as Glasgow City, but operations cover all Scotland).</ref>
+The organisation has no standalone physical headquarters or Hillel-style student centre; operations are mobile and community-integrated, relying on university JSocs, local synagogues (e.g., in Glasgow's Newton Mearns/Giffnock or Edinburgh's community), and board members' homes/offices for events and administration. This model reflects the dispersed nature of Jewish student populations across Scotland and emphasises accessibility over a centralised facility.<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="OSCR"/>
 == See also ==

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 === Chaplaincy Couples and Officers ===
-* '''1969–1978''' — [[Rabbi Michael Rosin]] (founding Honorary Chaplain; later returned with his wife).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2012">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/glasgow-society-celebrates-landmark-with-gala-dinner-mn7ys18q Glasgow society celebrates landmark with gala dinner] ''thejc.com'', 22 November 2012.</ref>
+The following is the complete chronological list of chaplains and chaplaincy couples, drawn directly from the official Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland records (updated March 2026) with cross-verification from contemporary reports. Many served as husband-and-wife teams.<ref name="JSCSAbout">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/about-us About us] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="JC2009">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/northern-region-appoints-chaplain-jjqad40t Northern region appoints chaplain] ''thejc.com'', June 2009.</ref>
 * '''1978–1979''' — [[Rabbi Tuvia Hochwald]] & [[Sara Hochwald]] (chaplaincy couple).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-* '''1979–1980''' — [[David Dimant]].<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
+* '''1979–1980''' — [[David Dimant]] (Chaplaincy fieldworker).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 * '''1980–1981''' — [[Rabbi Dr Shimon Simpson]] & [[Linor Simpson]] (chaplaincy couple).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 * '''1981–1983''' — [[Rev. Ze'ev Amit]] & [[Yaffa Amit]] (chaplaincy couple).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
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 * '''2008''' — [[Gabby Houri]] & [[Tanya Stone]] (Chaplaincy Team).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
 * '''2009''' — [[Adam Nuhi]] (Chaplaincy Team).<ref name="JSCSAbout" />
-* '''September 2009 onward (exact end date unknown)''' — [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] (chaplaincy couple; appointed after funding campaign led by [[Nicola Livingston]], then chair of the board; based in Giffnock, Glasgow, with travel to other communities including Newcastle).<ref name="JC2009" />
+* '''2009–2012''' — [[Rabbi Garry Wayland]] & [[Suzanne Wayland]] (chaplaincy couple; appointed September 2009; ended 2012).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2012">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/glasgow-society-celebrates-landmark-with-gala-dinner-mn7ys18q Glasgow society celebrates landmark with gala dinner] ''thejc.com'', 22 November 2012.</ref>
-* '''1990–2020''' — [[Nicola Livingston]] served as Chair of the Chaplaincy Board / Scottish Jewish Chaplaincy (overlapping with multiple chaplain terms; also former Glasgow JSoc president).<ref name="UJSEnough">Union of Jewish Students, [https://www.ujs.org.uk/enough We've Had Enough] signatories list ''ujs.org.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref>
+* '''2012–2018''' — [[Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim]] & [[Sarah Bodenheim]] (chaplaincy couple; moved from Israel to Glasgow in 2012; served until 2018/early 2019).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="JC2016">The Jewish Chronicle, [https://www.thejc.com/rabbi-on-the-road-to-success-e6b04hf6 Rabbi on the road to success] ''thejc.com'', 18 February 2016.</ref><ref name="Algemeiner2016">The Algemeiner, [https://www.algemeiner.com/2016/12/12/scottish-rabbi-says-family-is-distressed-after-being-assaulted-in-central-edinburgh/ Scottish Rabbi Says Family Is ‘Distressed’ After Being Assaulted] ''algemeiner.com'', 12 December 2016.</ref>
-* '''August 2022–present''' — [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] & [[Ayalah Shabo]] (current resident chaplaincy couple, based in Edinburgh; cover all Scottish universities including Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow and Edinburgh; accompanied by their children).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="UJCScotland">University Jewish Chaplaincy, [https://www.mychaplaincy.co.uk/chaplains/scotland Rabbi Eliran & Ayalah Shabo] ''mychaplaincy.co.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref>
+* '''2019''' — [[Rabbi Eli Grunewald]] & [[Shevi Grunewald]] (chaplaincy couple).<ref name="JSCSAbout" /><ref name="ScotParl2019">Scottish Parliament, [https://www.scottishparliament.tv/meeting/time-for-reflection-april-30-2019 Time for Reflection: Rabbi Eli Grunewald] ''scottishparliament.tv'', 30 April 2019.</ref>
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 Historically, the chaplaincy has been travel-based and resident-focused rather than tied to a single fixed office, with chaplains living in or near major Scottish Jewish communities to facilitate regular campus visits and student support. Early chaplains (e.g., [[Rabbi Michael Rosin]] in the 1969–1978 and 1987–1993 periods) were often based in or around [[Glasgow]], aligning with the Northern Region's initial coverage of Scotland and Northeast England and the concentration of Jewish students and community infrastructure there.<ref name="JSCSAbout">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/about-us About us] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026.</ref>
-From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as [[222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 6UE]] — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the [[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]]. This served as an administrative and correspondence base as well as a dedicated chaplaincy office and a flat was made availabe to the Chaplaincy couple in the complex.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
+From the mid-2000s through at least the late 2000s/early 2010s, some chaplaincy activities and board operations referenced addresses in the Giffnock area of Glasgow (a key suburb with a large Jewish population), such as [[222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE]] — used for donations and linked to local Jewish organisations including the [[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]]. This served as an administrative and correspondence base as well as a dedicated chaplaincy office and a flat was made availabe to the Chaplaincy couple in the complex.<ref name="DonatePage">Jewish Student Chaplaincy Scotland, [https://www.jscs.scot/donate Donate page] ''jscs.scot'', accessed March 2026 (cheques payable to JSCS at 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock G46 6UE).</ref>
 Since August 2022, the current resident chaplaincy couple, [[Rabbi Eliran Shabo]] and [[Ayalah Shabo]], have been based in Edinburgh, where they reside with their children. From this base, they cover all Scottish universities through regular travel (e.g., to Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh campuses), hosting events, providing pastoral care, and maintaining an inclusive presence. No specific residential or office address is publicly listed for privacy and security reasons common in chaplaincy roles; contact is via email (e.g., eliran@mychaplaincy.co.uk or ayalah@mychaplaincy.co.uk) or university honorary chaplain channels (e.g., v1eshabo@ed.ac.uk at the University of Edinburgh).<ref name="UJCShabo">University Jewish Chaplaincy, [https://www.mychaplaincy.co.uk/chaplains/scotland Rabbi Eliran & Ayalah Shabo] ''mychaplaincy.co.uk'', accessed March 2026.</ref><ref name="EdChaplaincy">University of Edinburgh Chaplaincy, [https://chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk/who-we-are/honorary-chaplains/jewish-chaplain Jewish Chaplain] ''chaplaincy.ed.ac.uk'', updated June 2024.</ref><ref name="JSCSAbout" />