Keren Chaim Yonah

Action Arts Inc, founded by Mary Carr, is a drama-based literacy development organization that has been providing creative drama experiences for over 25 years. Mary Carr, a playwright and performer, has written and performed plays for school children, incorporating National Curriculum topics into her work. Her plays not only serve as engaging tools for learning, but also offer excitement, adventure, and a unique approach to understanding various subjects. With a focus on adapting drama scripts for classroom reading, Action Arts Inc aims to make these plays an integral part of the English curriculum. Mary Carr's lifetime work and experience in drama are showcased on the website, highlighting her dedication to using creative drama as a means of education. Action Arts Inc offers workshops and creative writing sessions, providing students with an immersive and interactive learning experience.Generated from the website

Camp Venture Inc in Garnerville has been offering compassionate care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Rockland County, New York since 1969. Their dedicated team provides personalized support and services across the ID DD spectrum, ensuring each individual receives thoughtful and professional care. Generated from their website's infomation

Nefesh is an international network of Orthodox mental health professionals that was founded in 1992. With over 750 members worldwide, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Israel, Brazil, Belgium, and Argentina, Nefesh aims to address mental health issues within the Orthodox Jewish community. They provide leadership, integrative education, and support in the field of personal, family, and community mental health, offering conferences, online sessions, CEU credits, low-cost supervision, mentoring, and professional development. Guided by rabbinic advisors and a rabbinic liaison, Nefesh brings together Torah-observant psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, counselors, therapists, and other mental health professionals to collaborate and enhance the emotional well-being and unity of Klal Yisroel (the Jewish people). They strive to develop approaches that combine widely accepted mental health principles with a Torah perspective and halachic framework, addressing critical issues facing professionals and Jewish families and communities.Generated from the website