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The Nachas Health and Family Network in Brooklyn has been forced to suspend its operations over the coronavirus outbreak, but it’s volunteers continue delivering vital kosher meals to survivors, many of whom live in poverty, and are in their 80s and 90s and at a high-risk of the contagion.
Nevet and Leket Israel joint forces to deliver warm meals and food packages to families and children in the Nevet Breakfast Program.
The network of family enrichment and resource centers launches emergency fundraiser to assist needy families whose lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus is having a devastating effect on the most vulnerable in society. As the country prepares for a full shutdown, Yad Ezra V’Shulamit will continue delivering urgent food supplies to the poor of Israel.
Jewish community members will partake in festivals, workshops and demonstrations, and give gift baskets of food to friends and neighbors.
Through its partnership with the German Refugee Law Clinics Abroad, the Clinics for Law and Social Change at the University of Haifa assists dozens of asylum seekers on the Greek island of Chios.
Nefesh B'Nefesh and Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) hosted the 7th annual "Yom Siddurim" (personal errands day) for Lone Soldiers on February 13th at Beit HaChayal.
Forum created to counter the rising tide of anti-Semitic hatred in the US. Its core mission is "to empower female voices from every race, religion, and nationality to organize, act, and speak with a unified voice against anti-Semitism," group says.
"The surgery went well, and the kidney was transplanted successfully," says Trooper, who became the first incumbent lawmaker to donate kidney.
Unique project to safeguard Lamed Hey forest also seeks to boost security for residents of the Kashuela Farm in Judea and Samaria.
