Imagine what it would be like to lose your health, your spouse, your friends and your home...

No one wants to grow old alone! The Jewish Pavilion is a life-line for the elderly in long- term care. Jewish Pavilion staff and volunteers go to over 50 long term care facilities where we come together to share our culture with residents of all faiths.

We are there to look after loved ones, brighten someone’s day with a gift or lift someone’s spirits with a visit or holiday celebration.

Your financial support is needed to ensure that our elders live their final days in contentment.

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Congregation Chambrel

January 30, 2013   No comments
Marge, GLoria

Each week is special at “Congregation Chambrel.” Over forty residents gather weekly for Friday Shabbat services with the Jewish Pavilion. Following services, the residents enjoy challah , matzah ball soup, brisket and wine in the dining hall. While Orlando does

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"There Aren’t A Lot of Jewish People Here."

January 23, 2012   1 Comment

“There aren’t a lot of Jewish people here” is a phrase I hear daily when I visit seniors in long term care. The average facility in South Orlando has less than a handful of Jewish residents. Therefore, residents are overjoyed

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Love… Jewish Pavilion Style

December 20, 2011   No comments

For many people,  it is hard to imagine celebrating Hanukkah for eight nights.  Our family gathers around the menorah for all eight nights, and we sing songs and play games until the candles burn down. The emphasis is on spending times together and

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Interacting with the Elderly

October 11, 2011   No comments

Potential Interview Questions for gathering Histories What is your name? Why did your parents select this name for you? Did you have a nickname? When and where were you born? How did your family come to live there? What was

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