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Be a Mensch, Give to Los Angeles Jewish Health on Giving Tuesday
The Jewish Home is a vital resource for thousands of seniors like Jesse Cooperman, 88, who lost his wife to cancer, was in a devastating auto accident and now relies on the Home for quality care that keeps him healthy, happy, and mentally stimulated. With your assistance, Jesse has found a welcoming place to call home.
Los Angeles Jewish Health Residents March to Keep Families Together
Over 30 residents of the Los Angeles Jewish Home made signs, wore badges, and marched around the Eisenberg Village Campus for awareness for immigrant families being separated.. Skilled nursing residents joined them by waving flags and singing "God Bless America" along their marching route.
Jack “Giacomo” Breskin – The Home is a work of art
Jewish Home resident Jack Breskin likes to be called Giacomo. In this video, he talks about his life at the Home and how he keeps looking so good.
Anita Rosenthal - Do You Believe in Miracles?
Resident Anita Rosenthal talks about how she and her husband Jack found care, comfort, and compassion at the Jewish Home…at just the right time.
Leslie Scales - The Home Saved My Life.
How we talk about sexual violence matters. Jewish Home resident Leslie Scales was brave enough to tell someone what was happening to her, and they helped her find a safe place… the Jewish Home. Here Leslie talks about her experience and the new life she has found at the Home.
Irma Kavin - In Her Own Words
When Irma Kavin decided to move to the Los Angeles Jewish Home at age 87, she had been living independently for years. “I decided to be proactive about my future by moving to the Home,” she explains. “Since coming here, I have been busy non-stop: knitting, painting, playing mahjongg, and making friends. The Home has provided me with a wonderful sense of community.” In this short video, Irma talks about her experience at the Jewish Home and what makes the Home so special.
Sweetheart’s Day
Enjoy this Sweetheart’s Day greeting from residents of the Los Angeles Jewish Home. Their thoughts on what it takes to make a relationship work are heartfelt, based on years of experience, and offer great tips for young couples.
New Year’s Resolutions from Los Angeles Jewish Health Residents
Goodbye, 2017. Hello, 2018. It’s time to make your New Year’s resolutions. Here are Jewish Home residents sharing their resolutions. All very worthwhile, and we wholeheartedly support them!