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Dec 7, 2022

Seeking Volunteers For Refuat Ha-Nefesh Spiritual Care Program

Mishkan Miami: The Jewish Connection for Spiritual Support is seeking participants for the Refuat Ha-Nefesh Spiritual Care Program, a remarkable volunteer opportunity that brings comfort and spiritual solace to individuals in need. The virtual program offers practical training on the mitzvah of bikur cholim (visiting the sick) and compassionate visits to people who are lonely or ill. Professional instruction and resources are provided at no charge and in a group setting by rabbis, doctors and social workers. Topics include the Jewish philosophy of visiting the ill; issues and concerns facing the elderly; Jewish perspectives on end-of-life issues and death; how to handle dementia and depression in seniors with compassion and more. Volunteer training begins on January 3 and runs through March 28 with sessions taking place weekly from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The training also will include volunteer virtual or in-person mitzvah projects. Click here to apply by Friday, December 16. For more information, contact Rabbi Frederick Klein at [email protected] or 305.562.1235.

End the Year Jewish Miami Proud With a Donation

End the Year Jewish Miami Proud With a Donation

As 2025 comes to a close, your generosity helps Federation enter 2026 ready to support Jewish needs everywhere.

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Camp Scholarships Now Available

Camp Scholarships Now Available

Recognizing this pivotal time in a young adult’s life, Federation offers two opportunities to help offset tuition costs for Miami-Dade County residents: One Happy Camper and Jewish Overnight Summer Camp scholarships.

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Apply Now for Honeymoon Israel

Apply Now for Honeymoon Israel

On this nine-day trip, June 14-23, 2026, you will explore Israel in luxury with 19 other couples, learning about the country’s culture, beauty and society.

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Holocaust Memorial Bears Names of 10/7 Victims

Holocaust Memorial Bears Names of 10/7 Victims

The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach is now the world’s first site to permanently bear the names, in English and Hebrew, of those murdered during the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.

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