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What is our responsibility to those who are hungry?
How do I approach those who are ill with respect and dignity?
Why should we care about the elderly?
What is our role in maintaining the environment?
Judaism has answers to these and other related questions.
By examining Jewish teachings, you can enrich your service by deepening
your understanding of what you do. You gain new insights into your
civic responsibilities. You strengthen your Jewish self and your
understanding of the world around you.
How does this happen? Try it out. After you have
volunteered, look at the list below and see if there is a lesson
that relates to
your area of service. Take a look at the related learning for
that category of service. Discuss the material with a friend or
your
family. What new insights did you develop?
You may also want to
click on the category of service that best fits your own personal
interest or targets the social issue that
concerns you in order to learn more about the Jewish values
and lessons relating to that topic. Remember to return to this
page
frequently as we will continue to add new learning information.
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AIDS
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Animal Care/Rights
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Arts and Culture
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AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps Lessons by Torah Portions
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Educational Services/Mentorship
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Elder Care
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Environment
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General Resources
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Health Care/Bikur Cholim
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Homelessness
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Hunger
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Interfaith Relations/Human Tolerance
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International Support and Relief
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Israel Advocacy
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Literacy
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Mental Health and Psychological Needs
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Service for Children
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Sports and Recreation
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Substance Abuse
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Violence/Domestic Violence Prevention
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