The Western New England Region of Hadassah
Brucha ha'ba'ah! Welcome to the Western New England Region of Hadassah! We are 4,200 members and associates who live and work in Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, and we volunteer our time with the largest women's, largest Jewish, and largest Zionist organization the United States. The Region's mission is to serve the ten chapters in our geographic area. We achieve that by providing education, training, sisterhood, and a positive, proactive outlet for our love of American Jewish life and Israel. Come on in and navigate our web site to see just how many opportunities there are for you to explore. Our chapters offer something for just about everybody: health education, Hebrew classes, political advocacy training, book and video discussion clubs, current events programs, and Israeli dancing. We are also growing special interest groups, such as the Physicians' and Nurses' Councils, in which these medical professionals meet with and learn from their counterparts from Hadassah's world-class hospitals in Jerusalem. If you are not already a member, please join us. Give us a call at (413) 445-5509 or email us at wner@hadassah.org and will be happy to direct you to a chapter near you. |
Featured Pages
- Challah-Luyah!: Hadassah Bakes at King Arthur
- Sixty-four Hadassah members and associates descended on the King Arthur Flour Baking Education Center in Norwich, Vermont on November 5 to bake - and break - bread.
- Wednesdays with Hadassah
- Tuesdays with Morrie? We have something even better -- Wednesdays with Hadassah! WWH is a lunchtime education series at the WNER office that features speakers on a variety of topics important to us as Americans and as Jews.
What's Happening
- Hadassah Top 100!
- Read Marcie Natan's Op Ed in the Huffington Post honoring our Centennial year
- Hadassah Applauds Obama’s Statement Supporting Equal Rights For LGBT Couples
- In response to President Obama's statement today demonstrating support for LGBT rights, Marcie Natan, National President of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, expressed the following statement:
- Petition to Honor the Munich 11
- It has been nearly 40 years since the 1972 Munich Olympics, where 11 Israeli athletes were killed. Hadassah is proud of it's history as a vocal advocate for the victims' families and the memory of their loved ones.
- 60 Minutes Report: Christians of the Holy Land
- An alert distributed by the Jewish Council of Public Affairs—of which Hadassah is a member—addressing the accuracy of Sunday's 60 Minutes report on Christians in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
- Happy Birthday Israel & Hadassah
- Hadassah joins the international Jewish community in marking Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day) and Yom Ha'Atzmaut (Independence Day) this week, and Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day) next month.
- Jerusalem Netletter: Independence Day
- I'd like to take this opportunity to honor our physician soldiers. One aspect of life in Israel is that in addition to putting in long days treating patients and doing creative research, a large percentage of our physicians are officers in the IDF. They continue to serve in Reserve Units until their fifties.
- Pregnant Woman from Cyprus with Rare Ectopic Pregnancy Saved at Hadassah
- A 30-year-old pregnant woman from Cyprus was flown to the Hadassah University Medical Center when her local physician, who made the diagnosis of an ectopic pregnancy under the left kidney, referred her to Hadassah for further care. A 48-hour surgery at Hadassah saved her life.
- HMO Update - Wednesday 4/25/2012
- Yom Hazikaron 4/25/12
Memorial Day at Hadassah Medical Organization
- General Surgery B Moves in The Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower
- When Brenda Godfrey and her husband decided to make Aliya some 35 years ago, the UK born couple already had two grown up daughters. They packed their things into 12 suitcases, gave them to their daughters and said they will meet them in Israel. While the daughters flew with the baggage, the parents drove from London through France and Italy to Naples. From there they crossed the Mediterranean on a ship with their car to Haifa port, and drove again to the absorption center in Mevaseret Zion – their first home in Israel.
- Hadassah International Ambassador Wins 250,000 Euros on German Quiz Show
- With an audience of 8-10 million people watching, Hadassah International Ambassador and Actress Veronica Ferres won 250,000 euro on a German quiz show and announced that she would donate half her winnings to the new Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Hadassah Hospital-Ein Kerem.
- Young Judaea Moves Closer Toward Operating Independently
- NEW YORK – Young Judaea inked an agreement this week that positions it “a short time away” from becoming an independent organization, the youth movement said today in a joint announcement with Hadassah, the Women’s Zionist Organization of America, which has been its parent and sole sponsor since 1967.
- Jerusalem Netletter: Yom Hashoah
- THE JERUSALEM NETLETTER Yom Hashoah




