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Newsletter Spring 2015 NEWSLETTER SPRING 2015 Inside 24:7 Achiezer’s Urgent Line PRESIDENT Rabbi Boruch Ber Bender M ESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Shulie Wollman TRUSTEES Lloyd F. Keilson Rabbi Boruch Ronald Lowinger TREASURER Ber Bender Alan Botwinick, CPA EXECUTIVE BOARD Dovid Bloom Jay Gelman The humble privilege of running Achiezer Shlomo Z. Gutfreund has me attending many meetings. Some Moti Hellman are one-on-one meetings with staff Michael Krengel Ben Lowinger members to assess urgent matters. Moshe Schreiber Others are regularly scheduled meetings, Aron Solomon with my board, volunteers, or specific Joel Yarmak Shlomo Zuller families that we are involved with. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Recently, I was fortunate to attend a Moshe Bloom unique assembly. Achiezer had organized a get Yermy Boim together to introduce a new public servant to Alon Goldberger Carey Gruenbaum our community. That’s not what made it unique. Rabbi Dovid Greenblatt We often are privileged to meet new legislators. Rabbi Yehiel M. Kalish There were about twenty people in attendance. Meir Krengel Yakov Mirocznik That wasn’t unique either. Give or take, that’s Adam Okun about the number seated around Aroni Parnes the Achiezer conference table at Menachem Pollack t he success comes from this energy, Rabbi Aron Rosenberg an average gathering. Josh Szpilzinger What struck me as incredible, produced when all involved work as I looked around the room, was Elke Rubin ExEcutivE coordinator the diversity that encircled me. towards a common goal. When we Shalom Jaroslawicz, RN The individuals comprising this collaborate, we move mountains. When Proj Ect coordinator, “ HosPital suPPort sErvicEs group hailed from different fiscal, religious, cultural and educational we communicate, we bridge schisms. Eli Weiss walks of life. Yet their differences Deo vEl PmEnt coordinator were barely acknowledged - or even noticed. The participants of that meeting were united for CASE MANAGEMENT Esther Novak one cause: to better the lives of those living in our community. i ntakE coordinator This got me thinking of a simple, yet powerful thought. I am in awe on a daily basis Milka Keilson of the siyata dishmaya that Achiezer experiences. The successes we merit can only be ci El Ent s rvicEs attributed to Him, because according to the laws of nature, many of our positive outcomes” Aliza Wartelsky seem far-fetched. Program dEvEloPmEnt I would like to propose that the success comes from this energy – the energy produced BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT when all involved work towards a common goal. Dr. Brucha Lowinger, Psy. D. When we collaborate, we move mountains. COORDINATOR When we communicate, we bridge schisms. Sruly Miller, MHC Achiezer’s greatest objective is to be in touch and in sync with every cog in the FINANCE DEPARTMENT wheels of the Five Towns, Far Rockaway and beyond. The staff, rabbonim, public servants, Elana Goldstein, CPA volunteers and regular everyday people who walk into the Achiezer offices on any given Adina Hirsch day are committed to making this world a better place. HEALTH INSURANCE Sruly Miller We intentionally timed this newsletter’s arrival to coincide with shavuos as the COORDINATOR message of this yom tov is woven into the very fabric of Achiezer. We all stood there. Ari Silverstein At one mountain. For one purpose. k’ish echad, b’lev echad. For the needs of One (fellow) ASSOCIATE man, with One (collaborative) heart. Carey Gruenbaum No sentiment represents Achiezer better than that. c onsultant LEGAL COUNSEL B. David Schreiber, Esq. Joseph Kanner, Esq. CALL CENTER Hinda Sara Loeb 2 ACHIEZER SPRING 2015 Aliza Wartelsky M ESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Shulie Wollman There isn’t a day that goes by that I am not filled with pride as I consider all that Achiezer has accomplished. No matter where I find myself, someone has a story to tell me about how Achiezer has helped them. It’s like an ongoing game of Jewish Geography. “Oh, do you know so and so? He was helped by Achiezer.” I have heard it from my family, neighbors and beyond. There is a formula and signature style that Rabbi Boruch Ber Bender uses to create happiness and calm. It’s no wonder people know that when they need a hand to guide them, Achiezer is there. What’s no matter where i more, when they want to act as that guide, Achiezer can find myself, someone hook them up too. has a story to tell me “ I offer my heartfelt prayer that Achiezer’s services will soon about how Achiezer has no longer be needed, but in the meantime may we continue helped them.” to have a positive impact on the community. INSIDE THIS ISSUE: DEPT UPDATE: DINNER RECAP INTERVIEW: Medical Recommendations Achiezer’s 3rd Annual Gala Dinner Dr. Jeffrey N. Bruce, MD, FACS Page 4 Page 12 Page 21 CREDITS: Writing: Chaia Frishman • Design: David Benoliel • Photography: Moshe Gershbaum, Tsemach Glenn, Naftoli Goldrgrab, Ivan Norman, Ira Thomas ACHIEZER SPRING 2015 3 D E p T . Up D a T E Job Board They say it’s not what you know, but who you know in life that “full time,” “part time,” “industry” and “date posted”. matters. In job procurement, the first step on the path to employ- Elke has amassed over sixty resumes. “People feel comfortable ment is getting the word out. For most, friends, family and those looking at the employment posts on the site because they know in the know are their first destinations. But thanks to Achiezer, the that we have screened the jobs before posting them. It’s the same formula is now even simpler than that. With hundreds of com- reason that employers contact Achiezer to share munity members searching, the newly information about available positions. They launched Achiezer Job Board will prove know we attract eager and able workers,” to be a panacea for the Five Towns and Elke says. “Also, community employers Far Rockaway. prefer to hire community employees.” The connection between job and Job seekers are also coached along employment opportunities is facilitated the way by Achiezer’s resume writing by Mrs. Elke Rubin, Achiezer’s Job Board volunteers. Through Esther Novak’s administrator. She has accumulated resumes referral, Achiezer has volunteers of skilled workers eager to fill jobs in our com- happy to coach a potential job can- munity and has also spoken to businesses and didate in writing a better resume or offices, vetting employment opportunities. being interviewed by a prospective boss. The way the Job Board works is From frustration to anticipation to exhilaration, the des- easy: Those seeking employment can visit the website tination for finding a targeted customized job is no further than www.achiezer.org/jobs. Following a quick registration process the offices of Achiezer. and resume upload, registrants can see job listings categorized by D E p T . U p D a T E Medical Recommendations Each caller, of course, wants to find the best doctor for their specific need. Through his extensive connections and hours of research, Rabbi Boruch Ber Bender has a virtual rolodex of medi- cal practitioners at his fingertips. But that’s not all. “Working with Rabbi Bender, we narrow down the list of doc- tor choices based on individual preferences. One person may need a pediatric cardiologist, but only wants one in the Five Towns area, while another couple is insistent that traveling is not a deterrent for them, but they only want a female doctor for their teenage daughter,” Elke says. Financial considerations are also always at play. Achiezer will first try to find a doctor that is covered by the insurance of the patient in need. If the situation is very specialized and only a par- ticular doctor will fit the bill, Achiezer will advocate for the patient Dr. Jason Ostreicher and Rabbi Boruch Ber Bender to see if an affordable fee can be negotiated. More often than not, advocacy is required again even after an When Achiezer was founded back in 2009, its main focus was appropriate doctor has been pinpointed. “I remember once rec- medical recommendations. Still today, Achiezer receives hun- ommending a fabulous allergist for a caller whose child suffers dreds of calls a week from people who need assistance in choos- every day with asthma,” relates Elke. “They got an appointment - ing the right medical practitioner for their specific case. Mrs Elke but for six weeks from the day she called. We called on her behalf Rubin runs Achiezer’s medical referral department. When those and were able to get the appointment moved up to the following frantic calls come through, Elke gets the ball rolling. week,” she smiles. 4 ACHIEZER SPRING 2015 D E p T . Up D a T E Financial Management Program Mrs. Aliza Wartelsky Since its inception almost two years winner found himself suddenly unemployed. Once ago, over one hundred families have This past Chanukah, the Financial he was able to return to the workforce, he had to been helped through the Financial Management Program set out to make accept an entry level position for the same job. The Management Program. Whether it’s a the holiday a little sweeter, happier, family followed my suggestions. The wife took on and of course lighter for some of the more work; they lowered their food, electric and father of four who has just lost his job, struggling families in the community. or the kollel family unfamiliar with, With the help of the board members phone bills, and no luxuries passed their spending but interested in learning the skill of Achiezer, as well as La Toys of threshold. Nevertheless, it became clear that the of creating a budget; the Financial Cedarhurst, gift cards were distributed father was not receiving a high enough salary to Management Program helps families to dozens of families with extenuating cover their bills.
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