This journey of mine into the heart of the Ezer Mizion world enters its eighth week. Every week, I reveal […]
Why Walk?
From the Ezer Mizion mailbag: I always knew that walking was important for your health, but after trying it, I […]
Round Table
With the goal of efficiently dealing with anticipated changes in the lives of senior citizens and with the rise in […]
Support for Families Dealing with Alzheimers
Tzipporah Fried Alzheimer Support Center hosted a hands-on day event at Ezer Mizion’s Jacob Fried Building in Bnei Brak that […]
An Application for…?
Rivka* was a hardworking home attendant, employed by Ezer Mizion to care for a frail, elderly woman. Her salary barely […]
The Holocaust Survivor
The war is long over. The crematoria have become a place to visit. Horrifying, yes, but safe from the sadism […]
“Intergenerational Family Relations in the Multi-Cultural Society of Israel”
The prestigious Journal of Intergenerational Relationships (JIR) has published an article prepared by Ezer Mizion’s Geriatric Services. JIR is published […]
Outstanding in her Care for the Elderly
Ezer Mizion’s Outstanding Worker Award Ceremony recognizing excellence in senior care took place at the Kibbutz Chafetz Chaim Hall.
A Letter Meant for You, Our Dear Friends and Supporters
When the doctor made his diagnosis and informed us that all the phenomena we had noticed recently in my mother […]
Light in the Tunnel (Mishpacha 12/14)
The K. family’s living room was well-lit. But neither the sparkling chandeliers nor the glowing fluorescents could banish the […]