National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto and the L'Chaim Program are curating a new social initiative for Jewish women with cancer. We are hoping to bring together a group of young Jewish women who seek friendship, support and laughter during their cancer journey.
Now more than ever, Israel needs our support. National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto will be hosting a GAMES Day in support of Israel, November 7th, 2023.
Over 400 women joined us on October 26th, when Chabad of Thornhill Woods hosted a special event to honour breast cancer survivors. This event was also in support of NCJWC Toronto, L'Chaim program.
EVENT POSTPONED: PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR A NEW DATE. BRIDGING WORLDS The Intersection of Jewish and Indigenous Identity. A Conversation between Jennifer Podemski, Executive Producer of the Crave Series Little Bird and Debra Goldblatt-Sadowski, CEO of Rock-It Promotions. Register here.
We are pleased to announce that NCJWC Toronto will be hosting the upcoming NCJWC Annual Meeting at our office which will take place from October 21-23 2023. Toronto Section members are invited and encouraged to attend. Find details and RSVP here.
All month we will be sharing information about social connection, loneliness and highlighting programs through the National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto and the Bernard Betel Centre.
With the community's support including a generous donation from Miles Nadal & Family, funds were raised that will be distributed to 300 kids for summer essentials like running shoes and other necessities.
This year, the Ontario Jewish Archives (OJA) is celebrating 50 years of collecting our community’s history and is showcasing NCJWC. Explore the collection and watch the film.
Helen Weisbrod was a long-standing member of the National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto. Helen's family established this scholarship in her memory to provide opportunities to a worthy student requiring financial assistance.
All month we will be showcasing amazing women from our past and present. Nominate someone who is doing good in their community who is paving the way for the future!
National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto is a non-profit, volunteer service organization of over 800 women who are dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals.
