UJC MetroWest's members take on volunteerism initiative
A group of 15 Americans, headed by MetroWest-area Rabbi Joel Soffin, are headed to Ofakim in February to join with local Ofakim residents in jointly constructing a library in one of the schools. The group under the direction of Soffin has done a number of construction projects in various places in the world, but the library will mark the first such project in Israel. more |
The job market, particularly for soon-to-be and recent college graduates, is as bad as it’s been in decades. But as a Jewish communal professional, you’re in a terrific position to help these young adults find their way. Masa Israel Journey offers terrific opportunities for young adults to study, intern, volunteer, and develop their skills in just about any field: the arts, business, the environment, health, social justice, technology, and many others for 5-12 months in Israel. The Chicago Tribune even reported that more and more young adults are heading to Israel to take advantage of these opportunities. Learn more... |
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We welcome you to this blog, where the people of the Sderot region share their stories, photos and videos of life under the constant threat of missile attacks from Gaza, and can hear back from American Jewry. Click here to read it. |
This is a year of many milestones. In addition to Israel's 62nd birthday, 2010 also marks the 32 years of UJC MetroWest and the Neve Eliyahu neighborhood working together to integrate olim into Israel society. |