A Dedication Ceremony Was Held at Ramot Mall in Jerusalem for the New “Lehachayot” Kindness Club At the Ramot Mall in Jerusalem, a dedication ceremony was held for the new Kindness Club of the “Lehachayot” organization – a special, thoughtfully designed space dedicated to the well-being of children with special needs and their families. The initiative was spearheaded by the energetic Chabad community activist, Rabbi Mendy Lebel. The club was inaugurated by the Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem, Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar, and former Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi David Lau. Rabbi Lebel founded the “Beit Halomotai” center for individuals with special needs, was the driving force behind the project.

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Dear fellow friends,
My name is Racheli, and I’m the mother of four wonderful children. Our youngest, Gitty, was born three years ago with multiple complex heart defects. From the moment she came into the world – our lives changed forever.
At just one month old, Gitty had to undergo a major heart surgery in Boston. The cost was astronomical, but it saved her life. Since then, we’ve had to fly with her every six months for checkups and catheterizations.
Now, in just four months, Gitty will need her second and most critical surgery – the one doctors couldn’t perform when she was a baby.
💔 But we’re already drowning in medical expenses!

Dear fellow friends, My name is Racheli, and I’m the mother of four wonderful children. Our youngest, Gitty, was born three years ago with multiple complex heart defects. From the moment she came into the world – our lives changed forever. At just one month old, Gitty had to undergo a major heart surgery in Boston. The cost was astronomical, but it saved her life. Since then, we’ve had to fly with her every six months for checkups and catheterizations. Now, in just four months, Gitty will need her second and most critical surgery – the one doctors couldn’t perform when she was a baby. 💔 But we’re already drowning in medical expenses!

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A Dedication Ceremony Was Held at Ramot Mall in Jerusalem for the New “Lehachayot” Kindness Club

In an era of complex healthcare challenges, nursing home administration emerges as a critical and often overlooked career opportunity for young professionals seeking meaningful work with tangible societal impact. Breaking into Healthcare Management The landscape of healthcare careers is evolving, and nursing home administration stands out as a profession that combines compassionate care with strategic management. Traditionally perceived as a niche field, it now offers a compelling career trajectory for those willing to invest in specialized training.

The Gold family has suffered the unimaginable. After five years of fighting a brutal battle with cancer, their precious son Refael passed away this past Pesach.

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The Gold family has suffered the unimaginable. After five years of fighting a brutal battle with cancer, their precious son Refael passed away this past Pesach.

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B”hEvery parent dreams of watching their child grow up healthy and happy. For Racheli, that dream was shattered the moment her youngest daughter, Gitty, was born. Three years ago, Gitty came into the world with a rare combination of severe heart defects. From her very first breath, she was in danger. “She was so tiny,” recalls Racheli, her voice trembling. “We were told there was no option but to fly her to Boston immediately for surgery. She was just a month old.” Thanks to a complex operation overseas, Gitty survived. But survival came with a heavy price – emotionally, physically, and financially. A Life of Hospitals, Flights, and Fear Since that first surgery, the family has been living a life few could imagine.

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B”hEvery parent dreams of watching their child grow up healthy and happy. For Racheli, that dream was shattered the moment her youngest daughter, Gitty, was born.
Three years ago, Gitty came into the world with a rare combination of severe heart defects. From her very first breath, she was in danger.
“She was so tiny,” recalls Racheli, her voice trembling. “We were told there was no option but to fly her to Boston immediately for surgery. She was just a month old.”