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Palliative care – helping people live with comfort, dignity and meaning

Palliative care focuses on quality of life Palliative care is often misunderstood as being only about the final days of life. However, as Shelly Korn of Sunset Care explained during...

A new chapter for the Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre

By Jakub Nowakowski, CTHGC Director Twenty-five years after the Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre (CTHGC) pioneered Holocaust education...

Apples, honey and a mighty sting

By DANIEL BLOCH, Exec. Director Cape SAJBD Can you believe it’s already time for apples dipped in honey? Where...

One email, one people, one heart 

By SIMONE SULCAS, Chairperson Cape SAJBD This Rosh Hashanah again feels different in our house.For the past four years,...

The other side of repentance

Growing up, Rosh Hashanah meant the warmth of family. Aunts and uncles, cousins and the occasional friend would...

A Day in the Life of a Social Worker at Jewish Community Services

By Amber Gordon, Social Worker A social worker's day rarely begins as planned. In social work, especially in a community as complex as ours, no...

United Herzlia Schools AGM 2026

Notice is hereby given that United Herzlia Schools (UHS) Annual General Meeting will take place on 27 May 2026 / 11 Sivan 5786 at...

Choosing a care facility

We are living longer – and with the right choices, we can also live well. Small daily decisions can help us age in the...

Bnei Mitzvah: Mazal Tov!

Mazal Tov to the Temple Israel Bnei Mitzvot and their families.

Lag B’Omer – A celebration of life

By Rabbi Malcolm Matitiani This is because Lag B’Omer is the anniversary of the death of Rabbi Simeon bar Yochai, a mystic who defied the...

SAZF Cape Council: Youth

Habonim April Seminar This April, Habonim Dror Cape Town hosted its annual April Seminar, bringing together chanichim for a week of learning, growth and connection.  Through...

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