This newborn care prep class is full of practical ideas to make the time after birth bonding and supportive for parents and their new baby. We’ll also focus on newborn norms and safety topics such as safe sleep surfaces and practices, how to spot signs of distress in a newborn, tips to soothe a fussy baby and more. This program is recommended for expectant persons and partners or support people.
Find out more »Join us for our first summer camp open house at Henry Kaufman Campgrounds, and get a peek at all the fun your kids will be immersed in this summer!
Find out more »Trauma-informed holistic approach to intake and assessments Identifying signs and symptoms of emotional and psychological trauma in clients Role of Cultural and linguistic competency Mitigating re-traumatization with clients Secondary trauma and the impact of it on social workers, case managers and our community as a whole
Find out more »Join Marks JCH B'Yachad Leadership Institute for an exciting weekend in Boston on May 13th – 15th. During the weekend, teens ages 12-16 will acquaint themselves with Jewish life in Boston and acquire leadership skills while partaking in civic engagement activities, volunteering, and participating in dynamic conversations with local educators. Make new friends, enjoy the recreational activities in Boston, and come back to the J with a stronger understanding of your Jewish Identity and values to…
Find out more »Learn the crucial and invaluable skills that may save a child’s life.
Find out more »Key info: · Ages: 10 – 14 years · Schedule: There are TRIMESTER – Currently Enrolling: Fall Semester · Registration: Classes fill up quickly on a first-come, first-served basis, so please register early. · Information: Contact Joseph Agrest sports and fitness director 718-943-6323 · Requirements: The prerequisite for each level is a successful demonstration of the technical and physical abilities appropriate for that level. · Classes: We reserve the right to change class times due to COVID safety and protocols.
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