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Hessed
Our Mission
To create a caring community by providing comfort and assistance to members of Temple Israel in times of need, illness, bereavement and other life cycle events.
If you are a Temple Israel member and you need help, please contact the Temple office (781-784-3986) to inform the Rabbi about the situation.
For Volunteer Opportunities:
Illness & Bereavement Teams
We are scheduling 2 volunteers each month to help the Illness and Bereavement Teams. Volunteers might be called upon to make a phone call to check up on a temple member and deliver a Hessed/ Caring Community TLC bag. Contact one of the team leaders:
Illness - Andrea Lavender at lave2000@gmail.com or Debra Getz at dlhgetz@comcast.net
Bereavement: Ellen Weinstein at ellenweins@msn.com or Judy Goldman rjllj83@aol.com
Upcoming Events
“Our Parents, Ourselves”
Navigating the Maze of Options
Sunday, March 14, 2010, 6:45 pm – 9:00 pm
Aging is a Family Affair
Sunday, April 11, 2010, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm
If you are caring for someone older, or looking ahead to your own senior years, plan on attending Temple Israel’s two-part program, “Our Parents, Ourselves.”
Navigating the Maze of Options will provide adult children and their families essential information about aging in place, housing, home care, elder law, long term care insurance and financial planning. The range of living and care options will be presented, from the popular “aging in place” to assisted living and continuing care retirement communities. Learn from an elder care attorney and long term care insurance professional what common mistakes can be avoided by planning ahead.
Aging is a Family Affair will explore the emotional challenges of elder care, recognizing when it’s no longer possible to live alone, initiating the conversation about care options, and understanding what it’s like to have one’s independence challenged.
This program will be held at Temple Israel and is free and open to the public.
To RSVP, e-mail Andrea at Lave2000@gmail.com.
Temple Israel,
125 Pond Street,
PO Box 377,
Sharon MA 02067
781-784-3986
Copyright 2008
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