After three months of closed Beit Halochem centers, Israeli disabled veterans are now able to resume therapy and other rehabilitative activities. Here is Nahum Prital’s story.
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Disabled Veteran longs to return to Beit Halochem, closed because of COVID-19
“Shelter-in-place” restrictions in Israel prevent disabled veterans like Roei Ben Tolila from being able to visit Beit Halochem Centers.
Join us on September 13
The race is on Sunday, September 13, 2020, and starts at 10:00 AM from North Woodmere Park. Be at the park no later 9:30 AM. Number pick up for pre-registered participants and day of race registration will be from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM. The race will begin promptly at 10:00 AM. Warning: After 9:30 access to North Woodmere Park parking lot may be limited. Arrive early!
Standing together, giving them the help they need is Beit Halochem’s unwavering commitment
During these uncertain times, when the coronavirus forces the world into isolation, it is our duty to ensure that Beit Halochem and our veterans are not left alone.
Avri Horowitz and Family Dedicate Memorial Plaque at Beit Halochem Jerusalem
Beit Halochem in Jerusalem was pleased to welcome the Horowitz family for the inauguration of the patio at Beit Halochem in Jerusalem on February 13, 2020. The patio was dedicated in memory of Fred Shraga Horowitz z”l.