Resource Directory

Sister-to-Sister

Sister to Sister serves as a comprehensive resource and support network for Jewish divorced women.

JOWMA Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association

JOWMA is a public health organization serving the Orthodox Jewish community, providing health events, speakers, webinars and support for Jewish female physicians and trainees.

Sharsheret

Sharsheret provides psychosocial support to anyone

RCCS

In a world where crucial medical decisions need to be made, effective treatment plans must be settled, medical bills must be paid and battles with insurance companies are waged at every moment, RCCS is the ultimate resource to cancer patients. Whenever someone in their community hears the word cancer they should call RCCS.

Zisel’s Links & Shlomie’s Club

Zisel’s Links & Shlomie’s Club provide emotional support to children and teens who have experienced the death of a parent. They service English-speaking families in the US, Canada, Europe, South America, South Africa and Israel.

Samchainu

Samchainu's mission is to provide women with stability, resources and the support of belonging to a like-minded community after the devastating loss of a spouse. Their goal is “Bringing joy back to life!” They have events and services throughout the year.

My Team

Confidential support for girls and women ages 13-30 with chronic illnesses, such as Crohn's, POTS, Diabetes and many similar conditions. My Team offers one-on-one mentor/ peer support, daily interactive emails, monthly teleconferences and events.

The Jewish Breast and Ovarian Cancer Community

Sharsheret provides psychosocial support to anyone impacted by breast or ovarian cancer or hereditary cancer mutations, including speaking with a social worker, genetic counselor, financial subsidies and much more. All support is confidential and free.

Relief Resources

Relief Resources is a nonprofit organization, providing mental health guidance, education and treatment recommendations. Relief makes specific recommendations based on each unique circumstance.

ORA

ORA seeks to eliminate abuse from the Jewish divorce process. ORA works for the timely and unconditional issuance of a get and believes that the protracted refusal to issue or receive a get is a form of domestic abuse which must never be tolerated. Separation and divorce can be a challenging and lonely time in a person’s life. ORA's staff has years of experience in working with individuals experiencing personal challenges and is here to support with compassion and empathy. Individuals at any stage of the divorce process are welcome to contact ORA.