Jun 8, 2010

CSA: Protecting Our Children from Abuse

Community Service Announcement
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You are invited to an important presentation on "Protecting Our
Children from Abuse".

Helise Pollak, social worker and expert on child abuse, will be giving
a talk (in English) followed by a question and answer period.

The workshop will take place at Gan-Nendy on Wednesday, June 9th, at 8:30 PM

Address: Hayarkon 26/8 fourth floor.
Light refreshments will be served.

Cost: 20 NIS per person.

This event is an initiative of "Magen" - the new Bet Shemesh
organization focused on prevention and treatment of child abuse.

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"Magen" - Creating a Safe Community for Kids

MagenProtects@gmail.com

Tel: 02 9997026
Cell: 050 8489001

7 comments:

  1. This looks like an important initiative - and very much needed in RBS, where child abuse has been a major problem - and little understood.

    Kol Hakavod Magen, in this and your future programs!

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  2. damn kids aren't worth 20 shekel!

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  3. Why does our community need this talk?
    We don't have child abuse here - it is unthinkable that a frum person would do such a thing.
    And, if it does happen, our rabbonim are dealing with it.

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  4. RBS...Religiously Baseless SocietyJune 09, 2010 8:31 AM

    Anon,

    Our rabbonim are so busy dealing with child protectors(by banning tzedaka organizations),dealing with evil high schools and mikve issues that they don't have time to deal with a petty thing like a child abuser.

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  5. before this gets out of hand, I will ask once not to get into that here.. this was simply announcing an event.

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  6. Rafi G for KnessetJune 09, 2010 11:42 AM

    Rafi,

    While I agree with you in principle someone has to say what RBS did.
    If we continue to bury our heads in the sand the problem will only worsen.

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  7. it has all been said a dozen and a half times that the topic has come up here in the past. Hopefully it will never need to be brought up again, but if it will you can be sure all this will be said again.

    In the meantime, saying it here adds nothing.

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