Menuchas Hanefesh

Instagram: @menuchas_hanefesh

Alanna Garbman 
Phone/WhatsApp: 647.562.8147
menuchashanefeshmtl@gmail.com

Founded in 2015 and based in Canada, Menuchas Hanefesh provides support for women going through pregnancy loss worldwide. Originally created to service the Chabad community, it now supports all Jewish communities regardless of a family’s religious affiliation.

We offer personalized emotional support in the form of, but not limited to: 

  • Pregnancy loss packages

  • Meals: Shabbos and weekday

  • Breakfast baskets (subject to availability)

  • Grocery food 

  • Mikvah support

  • Grief counseling

  • Community sensitivity training

 

A TIME

ATime.org

Chumi Friedman
347.986.6443
info@atime.org

A Time offers support and assistance in the tragic event of loss at any point during the pregnancy. A Time’s experts guide couples to make informed and healing decisions and provide continued support in the form of:

  • Care package delivered to your door

  • One restaurant-catered dinner for the night of a D&C.

  • One-on-one emotional support 

  • Phone support at any time of day

  • Therapy

  • Emotional doula service for stillbirth deliveries 

  • ​Help with burial and funeral arrangements

  • Teleconferences and phone support groups

  • Medical referrals for future and high-risk pregnancies

 

Knafayim

Knafayimwings.org 

Malkie Klaristenfeld
917.627.5528
support@knafayimwings.org

We provide ongoing support, education and resources to Jewish families experiencing the loss of a pregnancy and baby.

  • Immediate guidance and support for medical decisions

  • Loss support package delivered to your door

  • Patient advocacy

  • Emotional doula service for stillbirth deliveries

  • ​Help with burial and funeral arrangements

  • Virtual support groups

  • Referrals for future and high-risk pregnancies

  • Weekly teleconferences with medical professionals

 

Nechama Comfort

Nechamacomfort.com
201.724.4093 | 1833.NECHAMA
nechamacomfort@gmail.com

Nechama Comfort supports families of all Jewish backgrounds who have suffered pregnancy loss – from early miscarriage through infants up to age one.

We help wherever and whenever we are needed: the immediate family, extended family, and friends. We work with medical staff, hospital staff, clergy, and funeral homes to get families what they need, and we educate professionals and communities on how to be supportive.  Whether the loss was recent or a long time ago, we are here.

We provide:

  • Individual and group counseling (phone/skype and in-person)

  • Guidance for medical personnel

  • Guidance for clergy

  • Jewish burial support

  • Ongoing support including assistance during subsequent pregnancies

  • Assistance for families to find meaningful ways to move beyond their loss

  • Community awareness programs

  • Support groups (Teaneck, Riverdale, Five Towns)

 

Bonei Olam

Boneiolam.org

Esther Kleinman
917.259.6006
services@boneiolam.org

Though it deals primarily with issues relating to fertility, Bonei Olam also assists in situations of pregnancy loss, as multiple miscarriages can be caused by an underlying condition. Bonei Olam offers consultations and medical referrals to get you the help you need.

 

Mikvah.org

Mikvah.org

Mikvah.org offers a variety of resources to help women during the many stages of their married lives.  Need an answer to an urgent shaila? Mivkah.org/referrals has an international list of Rabbonim living in different time zones, as well as other professionals in a variety of medical and mental health fields.Looking to review the halachos of Taharas HaMishpacha? Mikvah.org/slideshow offers a quick yet comprehensive overview. If you prefer auditory learning, visit mikvah.org/refresher-courses to view live and recorded classes.

 

Bikur Cholim Crown Heights

Shaina
718.467.1661

 

Bikur Cholim tries their best to help out in a time of need. This may include:

  • Shabbos meals

  • Help with kids at home

  • Cleaning help

 

I Was Supposed to Have a Baby

Instagram @iwassupposedtohaveababy 
www.iwassupposedtohaveababy.org

Aimee Baron MD
info@iwassupposedtohaveababy.org

 

I Was Supposed To Have A Baby (IWSTHAB) is a social media platform that supports Jewish individuals and families who are struggling to have a baby. We provide a supportive space for those dealing with infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and those exploring surrogacy and adoption.

We provide three different services:

  • Support - through sharing personal stories and/or experiences on Instagram, our virtual peer-to-peer support groups and individual sessions

  • Education - via the numerous instalives with medical professionals, heads of other Jewish fertility organizations, and influencers, etc., talking about their expertise and personal situations

  • Connection - through featuring all the Jewish fertility organizations so that you can find the one that is best suited for you. Check out our highlights on Instagram or the "Resource" section on our website.