The Holocaust Book documents the mass murder of six million European Jews by the Nazi regime, an unprecedented crime driven by racial hatred and carried out through the “Final Solution,” which sought the complete extermination of Jewish life. This powerful volume preserves the truth of this atrocity through detailed historical documentation. Perfect for private collections,… Continue reading The Holocaust Book
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Every day at the Bernard Betel Centre, older adults walk through our doors looking for more than a program or a meal. They’re looking for connection, dignity, and belonging. For some, we are a place to stay active and engaged. For others, we are a lifeline. The difference between isolation and community. Monthly donors make… Continue reading Become a Monthly Donor!
New Year’s Message from Gail Gould, Executive Director
As we begin a new year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the strength of our Bernard Betel Centre community and the role we continue to play in one another’s lives. At a time when the world can feel uncertain and deeply divided, the Betel Centre remains a place of connection, compassion,… Continue reading New Year’s Message from Gail Gould, Executive Director
Message from Gail Gould, Executive Director
Dear Bernard Betel Centre Community, Many of us woke up yesterday morning to the devastating news of a horrific and deadly anti-Semitic attack during a Chanukah celebration in Sydney, Australia. Our hearts are with the Jewish community in Sydney and Chabad of Bondi, following this deadly attack during the first night of Chanukah. We stand… Continue reading Message from Gail Gould, Executive Director
Standing Together: Supporting the Seniors of 6250
Over the weekend, our community faced a painful incident at 6250 Bathurst, where mezuzahs were intentionally removed from the doors of Jewish seniors in an act of targeted antisemitism. For these residents, many of whom are Bernard Betel Centre Meals on Wheels recipients and take part in our programs and services, this was not only… Continue reading Standing Together: Supporting the Seniors of 6250
