Ezer Lenefesh Event Recap Video

[Music] mental health is there you can't touch it you can't feel it there's suffering it's infiltrating the Jewish communities and it's for sure infiltrating our own safada Community what has changed the most is the mental health of our children and our families and our community and everybody is dealing with it everybody has seeds in their family that need to be ordered the rates of anxiety depression in Children and adolescents in the U.S were far lower during the Great Depression World War II the turbulent 60s and 70s than they are today 42 percent of adults report that they were unable to get necessary mental health care because of money these struggles are incredibly real the Karen it's it's seamless and the beauty is that a rabbi or a teacher is in charge of making sure that somebody's compliant and needs the care and is doing what they need to do they also are targeting a critical ages where we're going to capture a lot and hopefully make the biggest impactful difference and more funding that attempt that they can hold on to in life there is a place for you in our community there is a place for you and your Yeshiva there's a place for you and your girls high school you don't need to feel isolated you don't need to feel alone you don't need to feel like you're some stranger you've got what you're dealing with in life and you have but you're aspiring to become in life and that is just fine the dollar spent on dealing with this issue now versus once a person needs to go to rehab you could have funded who knows how many therapy takes it just for one month the moment when I needed the Karen was a moment far before I ever knew the Karen existed as a Survivor I want to salute the work of the Karen we have gone up over a hundred percent in helping Community children so it takes one person with one passion that can make such a difference Karen Karan is not so much an organization as much as it is a life more than the therapy it's the future it provides hope it provides a future to so many like me in our community [Music] foreign