By JTNews Staff, other
Camp Wilkerson Shabbaton
The Portland Kollel and the Seattle Kollel are teaming up for a Camping Shabbaton, featuring schmoozing, learning and outdoor sports at Camp Wilkerson from July 3-5. Cost is $65 per person or $125 per family. For more information or to register, contact the Portland Kollel at info@portlandkollel.org. At Camp Wilkerson, 65866 Apiary Market Rd., Rainier, Ore.
Volunteer at 826 Seattle
The Tribe, Temple De Hirsch Sinai’s young adult group, is volunteering to do some spring cleaning at 826 Seattle, a drop-in tutoring center in Greenwood, on Sun. June 28. After the project, participants are invited to eat dinner together at a nearby restaurant. RSVP to thetribe@tdhs-nw.org. At 826 Seattle, 8414 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle.
“Staying Close, Connected as a Couple”
This workshop series for couples focuses on patterns of communication that facilitate being supportive and accepting of each other. These interactive classes are facilitated by Jewish Family Service clinician Theresa Epstein and are presented as part of JFS’ Living with Uncertainty workshop program. Cost is $54 per couple. Scholarships are available. Space is limited and advance registration required. Contact Marjorie Schnyder at 206-861-3146 for more information or to RSVP. Tuesdays, July 7, 14 and 21 6:30-8:30 p.m. At Jewish Family Service, 1601 16th Ave., Seattle.
J-Mentor program
J-Pro announces the launch of its mentor program for working professionals in the Jewish community. The program’s goal is to provide opportunities for the development of knowledge, skills, and professional relationships. Participants will benefit from sharing standards of professionalism, addressing practical concerns and problems, assisting with transitions into their industry, and promoting community involvement. While mentors and protégés will meet on their own schedules, J-Pro will host regular events throughout the year. Register at www.jproseattle.org.
“The Rest of Your Days Depends on the Rest of your Nights”
Sleep is one of the more important aspects of health and well-being. Restorative sleep provides specific benefits to our physical, mental and emotional health. The Stroum Jewish Community Center presents a talk by Dr. Ralph Golan. M.D. on why sleep is important and what sabotages good sleep. RSVP to Roni Antebi at 206-232-7115, ext. 269 or ronia@sjcc.org. Wed., July 8 at noon at the Stroum JCC, 3801 E Mercer Way, Mercer Island.