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Sep 10, 2024

Innovative Summer School Camp Helps Prepare Displaced Israeli Children Return Home

The Summer of Tkuma (Rebirth), an innovative summer camp, helped prepare nearly 11,000 displaced Israeli children to return home. Supported by Federation and our overseas partners and developed by Habaita (Homeward), the six-week program welcomed fourth- through 12th-grade students from the western Negev, enabling them to reconnect with their schoolmates and teachers, engage in both studies and recreation — and just be kids again! Teenagers, a group exhibiting a rise in risky behaviors since their displacement, were provided with designated spaces to spend time with their peers and social workers. The summer pilot program helped reinvigorate these communities after suffering such tremendous loss. Habaita is now recruiting and training 400 new teachers and counselors to be placed in the north and south to improve education, bring back displaced citizens and attract new residents.

Southern California Wildfires Relief Fund

Southern California Wildfires Relief Fund

As part of a Jewish response to the devastating wildfires in Southern California and the human tragedy that is unfolding, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation is collecting funds to provide support and relief to fire victims and their families. One hundred percent of these funds will be distributed to help those affected by the wildfires.

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Women’s Impact Initiative Grantees Announced

Women’s Impact Initiative Grantees Announced

The WII Committee recently announced the selected grantees for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, with nine local organizations receiving a total of $80,000 to provide opportunities for Jewish Miami’s women and girls to achieve social, economic, religious and political equality.

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3G Miami Joins Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

3G Miami Joins Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

The Memorial has joined forced with 3GMiami, a nonprofit whose goal is to educate students about the dangers of intolerance and combat antisemitism and all forms of hate by sharing their families’ testimonies.

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Rebuild Israel’s South

Rebuild Israel’s South

A group of Miamians, ages 21-and-over, will spend eight days working alongside professional builders to help revitalize Israel’s war-torn south.

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