Archives for March 2020

To facilitate the distribution process safely, please place an 8 1/2 x 11″ paper in your windshield with your order number, first and last name clearly written in large letters.

Safety precautions for Kemach distribution
These guidelines have been mandated and approved by our medical advisory board and absolutely NO deviation will be accepted.

• Only one person per car.
• DO NOT bring any children to Kemach.
• No one is to come out of the car.
• Please do NOT come to Kemach if you are in any way not feeling well or have a cold or cough.
• Please keep windows closed at all times.
• Vans and cars have to be cleaned out totally with seats down, ready to be packed. This is mandatory and can absolutely not be done on site; no exceptions.
• Absolutely no socializing

We are here to help you. If you are quarantined or unable to pick up your order, please email Chantal Modes chantalmodes@gmail.com or call 216-536-2481 by Thursday evening.
We look forward to seeing you iy’H at Kemach. May Hashem grant us Refuos and Yehoshuos and may we only share in gezunt and in Simchas.
כי אין עוד מלבדו

Call 888-726-8346.

Spearheaded by Amudim, a nationwide group of mental health organizations and professionals have launched an Amudim anonymous support hotline, to help the general public weather this Covid-19 outbreak. Volunteers from Amudim, Child & Adult Psychological Services, Empower Health Center, Madreigos Midwest, Naaleh Cleveland, Nesivos, Relief, Shalom Task Force, The Living Room and others, will be joining forces with mental health practitioners in private practice to staff the hotline, which will be manned from 8am to 11pm EST.

Call 888-726-8346.

If you need support locally, there are many mental health professionals who are seeing clients via phone or video conference. If you would like a referral, please call Naaleh at 216.591.6191. ext 103.

The Tzidkas Yoseph Naphtali mailing to Rabbi Hirschfeld and Rabbi Burnstein will start going out the weekend of March 28^th. There is an obvious strain this particular Pesach, and everyone seems to be hurting. With this in mind, and without pressure, all donations are appreciated. If you are able, please donate via the mailing or by:

1. Calling 347.907.5335

2. Online at http://www.tyn.org.il

3. Giving to Hillel Drazin or Nachum Sokol.

Call 888-726-8346.

Spearheaded by Amudim, a nationwide group of mental health organizations and professionals have launched an Amudim anonymous support hotline, to help the general public weather this Covid-19 outbreak. Volunteers from Amudim, Child & Adult Psychological Services, Empower Health Center, Madreigos Midwest, Naaleh Cleveland, Nesivos, Relief, Shalom Task Force, The Living Room and others, will be joining forces with mental health practitioners in private practice to staff the hotline, which will be manned from 8am to 11pm EST.

Call 888-726-8346.

If you need support locally, there are many mental health professionals who are seeing clients via phone or video conference. If you would like a referral, please call Naaleh at 216.591.6191. ext 103.