Jewish Massachusetts

This site lists resources in the Greater Boston Jewish Community that provide special accomidations to include people with disabilities in community events.

Undergraduate and graduate programs in Jewish studies and Jewishi education

Hebrew Institute of Boston is a non-profit organization providing services and opportunities related to Hebrew language, including translation, consultation on Hebrew teaching techniques, courses for professionals, Israeli matriculation exams, Hebrew kindergarten, and customized ketubbot.

We are guided by and committed to the following values: To welcome all who seek a place here. To be inclusive, comforting, intimate and joyful. To provide means for the broadest participation of our membership in Hevreh's religious, spiritual, educational and communal life. To encourage and offer opportunities for lifelong Jewish learning for adults and children. To heal the world (tikkun olam) through an active program of social action, acts of righteousness (tzedekah) and loving kindness (gemilut hasadim) through responsible participation in the local, national and international communities. We mark the seasons of the year and life's transitions through ritual and worship.

Calendar and information Beth Israel Synagogue Worcester, MA

Home page for Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston

CJP and Hillele are working together to welcome people into the Greater Boston Community. Visit Gesher.Net to get more information

Jewish Family Service of Metrowest is a non-profit social service agency offering programs to people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds, fostered by traditional Jewish values of social responsibility. Our services include adoption, elder care, mentoring for New Americans from the former Soviet Union, literacy, and interfaith bereavement support.

The Jewish Federation of the Berkshires serves the Jewish community in MA and the surrounding area. Additionally JFB serves social needs in Israel. Contact: Arlene Schiff, Executive Director, 413-442-4360

Bi-weekly newspaper covering the Jewish community. Circulation 13,000

Firelech is a Jewish Musical Theater in Boston, Massachusetts with a school for dancers, singers, and actors. Three times a week, a group of young adult singers and dancers come together and transport themselves back into Jewish history. They are members of Firelech, an energetic Jewish Musical Theatre troupe that specializes in Yiddish and Hebrew songs and dances. The group's colorful performances are directed by Anna Kravets, who came to New England from Vilnius, Lithuania, in 2000. Kravets had been the leader of a group with the same name (it means spark) in her home country, and started a similar group in the U.S".

We are a congregation of Humanistic Jews in the Boston area. We are an affiliate of the Society for Humanistic Judaism, the national umbrella organization for Humanistic Judaism.

Between Boston and the Berkshires, New York and Vermont, twenty minutes from Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Ct, convenient for the five colleges: Smith, Mt. Holyoke, Hampshire, Amherst and U Mass, near Six Flags amusement park, the Yiddish Book Center, Basketball Hall of Fame, our B&B in historic Forest Park heights neighborhood offers an elegant year-round welcome. Kosher/Vaad Hakashruth of Springfield supervised.

We are Boston personal injury and workers compensation lawyers.