The bereavement committee deals with everything related to the community's dealing with grief, both for community members on an individual level and for the community as a whole.

The Bereavement Committee holds workshops throughout the year to provide a space and response to process the grieving process, a space where community members gather, remember, and support each other. The committee also meets and acts in real-time, when there is a death within or around the community, and provides a framework of support.

We lovingly accompany our children who have grown up and gone on their own paths in military or civilian service. The committee maintains contact with all the soldiers from the community's families and Telam Youth graduates and sends them a modest gift accompanied by congratulations on holidays. In addition, the committee organizes a number of community activities for the soldiers' parents and the entire community.

A network of neighborhood coordinators who organize community activities for community members in their neighborhood, mainly around holidays and during periods that require mutual assistance (Covid) and more.

This foundation is an organization of volunteers who help community members in times of difficulty or crisis in a variety of ways.

Volunteers assist with cooking, shopping, support, and more.

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Every few Shabbats, community members gather for a communal meal after Shabbat prayers or on holidays. Sometimes the meals have unique themes, such as welcoming new members, Hamzidah (a leavened bread meal before Passover), etc. Community members are involved in organizing the meal and the social gathering around it.

Collaborations with Talmim - the youth community of the Reform Judaism Movement, with the Open House for Pride and Tolerance in Jerusalem, and more.