Chicago Together Mayor Lori Lightfoot has launched Chicago Together! Make a Mask, Give a Mask, Wear a Mask, a citywide cloth mask drive that will run from Saturday, April 25th to Saturday, May 16th. Through the citywide drive, residents can make and donate homemade cloth masks that will be provided
Chicago Mitzvah Campaign was developed to provide help and support to patients and seniors from the entire Chicago Jewish community. They offer services when people need them most: at times of frailty, illness, infirmity and loss. Chicago Mitzvah Campaign programs assist individuals with information, social support and material aid, and
As the coronavirus continues to spread and cause harm, undocumented families face harsh risks as they seek to care for their loved ones and seek access to health care. Currently, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) continue
Please join Rabbi Sandra Cohen via Zoom on Sunday, April 19th from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM for an Adult Learning workshop on "Creating Caring Communities: First Steps and Beyond." When Rabbi Sandra Cohen had a stroke at the age of 34, continuing her work leading a congregation was too much to manage, so she
In the coming weeks and months, we’re going to need more mental health care than ever. This is why Congress needs to act quickly to not only preserve our existing mental health system but to also increase our system’s capacity. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is demanding
As the COVID-19 virus continues to rapidly spread throughout the country, people with developmental and intellectual disabilities are more vulnerable in times of crisis. Below is a list of Chicago-area organizations that support people disabilities, accompanied by ways you can assist them during this time. Center for Enriched Living You
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In case you missed it, check out a recording Cantor Susie Lewis Friedman's Facebook Live Passover live song session. She reviews the classics like "Dayenu" and "Mah Nishtana," sings some fun tunes like "Go Down Moses," and shares some other traditionally sung melodies. Sing along, practice what you know, and learn
https://www.facebook.com/URJorg/videos/2593027054356787/ This year, let us draw from the well of our traditions. Though they may not be the same as they were in the past, they will be life-affirming and life-sustaining on this Passover that is different from all others. Resources for Your Seder (and the Rest of the
No Shame on U, a Chicago-based nonprofit dedicated to breaking the stigma associated with mental health, is hosting a slate of free, virtual programs to provide mental health support during this trying time. Check out some of their events below: Virtual Yoga Tuesday, April 21, 4pm to 4:30pm CDT Join Mara
