Chosen Families: A Message for Pride Week
Q: What is the thing you straight professionals who work with LGBT families with dementia need to understand?
A: Expand your definition of family.
Unintentional Communities: How the Quest for Affordable Dementia Housing May End Up Creating Better Conditions for Everyone
Both young people and elders thrive emotionally and spiritually—and they do better financially—when they are together in a symbiotic community.
Small World! And Growing.
Seivah has been not just a single service provider, but a resource empowering sibling institutions and individuals, both Jewish and otherwise, to create their own models of care for people affected by dementia.
How Sweet It Is! Seivah adds another sweet program
The table has been full! It is a joy to spend an hour out of time, singing, laughing, talking about things that matter.
The Buddy System
It takes just 40 minutes a week to make a person with dementia a lot happier
Seivah is Awarded JTS Seeds of Innovation Grant
SEIVAH: Jewish Life Beyond Memory has been named one of four recipients of a 2016 Seeds of Innovation Project grant from Jewish Theological Seminary. Grant recipients “cultivate Jewish engagement through the principles and ideals of Conservative Judaism.” They may be synagogue-based, organization-based, or independent; . . . have clear-cut leadership goals; and be intended to have an impact on the Jewish community.”