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Oct 22, 2024

Beit Issie Extends Their Reach

For the past year, Beit Issie Shapiro has been expanding its work to help Israelis with disabilities cope with ongoing trauma as a result of the horrors of October 7. Through Federation's Israel Emergency Fund, Beit Issie has been welcoming families from Israel’s north and south into their Ra’anana facility for therapy services free of charge, including private and group therapy and access to the sensory room, sports center and indoor heated pool. Beyond day-to-day services, Beit Issie clients are receiving additional emotional therapy in unique ways. Maya, who has bipolar disorder and is healing from the murder of her boyfriend at the Tribe of Nova Music Festival, has been using Beit Issie’s webinars to learn how to better handle trauma and anxiety, including emotional regulation techniques and coping mechanisms. As a result, her nightmares have lessened and she is able to face another day. Learn more about our work in Israel here.

Jewish Federations Respond to the Hostage Release and Ceasefire Agreement

Jewish Federations Respond to the Hostage Release and Ceasefire Agreement

On Wednesday, January 15, the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) released a statement regarding the news of a hostage release and ceasefire agreement. Read the complete JFNA statement here.

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Plan to Attend YLD’s Annual Masquerade Ball

Plan to Attend YLD’s Annual Masquerade Ball

Chaired by Isaac and Eliana Mizrahi, the Saturday March 1 event will bring together Jewish Miami’s next gen leaders.

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Championing Marginalized Women in Israel

Championing Marginalized Women in Israel

This year’s Women’s Amutot Initiative grant recipients received more than $350,000, reflecting Federation’s unwavering commitment to champion marginalized female populations across Israel.

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Miami-Yerucham Partnership Grants

Miami-Yerucham Partnership Grants

Do you have an idea for a meaningful Miami-Yerucham Partnership project that will bring members of the two communities together? Proposals are now being accepted for the 2025-2026 grant year.

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