Social Disaster as an Opportunity : The Hesed Model

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Pub. Date: 2006-02-20
Publisher(s): Rowman & Littlefield Pub Inc
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Summary

"This book focuses on the Hesed centers, a network of community multi-functional welfare service centers established in Jewish communities in the former Soviet Union subsequent to Perestroika and the socio-economic crisis that followed. It is a useful tool for students of community development, leaders and staff of international non-governmental organizations, and members of the human service profession."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(10)
PART I: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Post-Disaster Community Intervention
11(13)
Amos Avgar
Roni Kaufman
Julia Mirsky
The Role of the Social Entrepreneur in Community Rehabilitation
24(11)
Roni Kaufman
Julia Mirsky
From Model to Movement: The Development of Hesed Centers in the Former Soviet Union
35(11)
Amos Avgar
Julia Mirsky
Roni Kaufman
Jewish Welfare Activity in Ukraine During the 1990s
46(7)
Yuliy Lifshitz
Jewish Welfare Activity in Siberia and the Far East During the 1990s
53(10)
Yaakov Kofman
PART II: MOBILIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS
Mobilizing and Motivating Volunteers
63(16)
Roni Kaufman
Amos Avgar
Managing Volunteers
79(14)
Roni Kaufman
Julia Mirsky
Through the Eyes of Hesed Volunteers
93(16)
Lea Kacen
Eitan Shahar
Ludmila Rubinstein
PART III: SERVICE DEVELOPMENT
Food Programs
109(14)
Esther Iecovich
Homecare Services
123(15)
Esther Iecovich
Miriam Barasch
Julia Mirsky
Social Networks of Elderly Jews in Russia and Ukraine
138(21)
Esther Iecovich
Miriam Barasch
Hesed's Impact on Jewish Identity
159(12)
Sima Zalcberg
Esther Katz
Iaroslav Youssim
PART IV: TRAINING AND LEARNING
Professional Training and Socialization for Welfare Work
171(8)
Miriam Barasch
Arthur Aksim
Julia Mirsky
Hesed as a Learning and Innovating Organization
179(8)
Armand Lauffer
Conclusion 187(8)
Appendix 195(8)
Editors and Contributors 203

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