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In Celebration of Healing, A Women's Gathering
A supportive, spiritual sanctuary for all women seeking healing in their lives.
June 14th, 2010 - 6:30-8:30pm
No charge * Confidential * Free Childcare


For questions or to register, call Shalom Bayit at (866) SHALOM-7.
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Naomi Tucker's Speech at Creating Hope


Shalom Bayit on Channel 5's MOSAIC

Check out Shalom Bayit as they are interviewed by Rabbi Eric Weiss on Channel 5's MOSAIC.

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Peninsula Services Now Available

Our Peninsula office provides a regular, accessible local meeting location for clients and constituents. To reach our Peninsula office, call (650) 574-SAFE.

Warm thanks to Steve Kaufman, Holly & Jeff Ullman, Rabbi Marv Goodman, Alternative Telecom & Networks, The Jewish Community Endowment Fund, and our many Peninsula donors who made this dream possible!


Shalom Bayit is Looking for Interns!

Shalom Bayit is currently looking for college-age interns for the spring, summer and fall. Our interns have a hands-on opportunity to make a huge difference in the lives of Jewish youth and the prevention of future domestic violence. Interns serve as our Youth Outreach Educator in our prevention program, Love Shouldn’t Hurt.

Love Shouldn’t Hurt is a teen outreach program providing valuable prevention skills and information about dating violence to Bay Area Jewish youth. Our interactive workshops give 6th grade through college age youth the chance to talk about relationships, both dating and friendships, in an open non-judgmental environment. Internship hours are flexible and workshops led by interns take place in many cities around the Bay Area.

For more information or to apply please email teen@shalom-bayit.org or call (510) 451-8874.


Love Shouldn't Hurt: National Healthy Relationships and Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum

Shalom Bayit is proud to announce the national launch of our teen dating violence prevention curriculum, Love Shouldn’t Hurt, a healthy relationships curriculum for Jewish youth, ages 11-21. The published curriculum, which was released in March at JWI’s third international conference on domestic abuse in the Jewish community, includes a facilitators’ guide, three teen workshop units (middle school, high school, and college), companion workshops for parents, and options for follow-up activities and “stage II” workshops.

From the program’s inception in 2002 through the publication of this curriculum, over 2,000 Jewish youth (plus 400 parents and educators) have participated in Love Shouldn’t Hurt workshops in the San Francisco Bay Area. Now, we are pleased to be able to offer this successful healthy relationships curriculum to Jewish communities nationwide.

The curriculum is made possible by generous support from The Hadassah Foundation, Blue Shield of California Foundation, and the Jewish Community Federation and Foundation of the Greater East Bay. We are grateful to them for supporting our vision of giving Jewish youth the tools they need to make healthy relationship choices.

To order Love Shouldn’t Hurt, call (510) 451-8874, e-mail teen@shalom-bayit.org or fill out the order form and mail to:

Shalom Bayit
PO Box 10102
Oakland, CA 94610


Spiritual Support Groups for Battered Women on Both Sides of the Bay

Shalom Bayit continues to offer confidential support groups in San Francisco and the East Bay for women who are currently in an abusive relationship and for those wishing to heal from a past relationship. Healing groups are educational, spiritual and inspirational. Using a peer counseling model, we address such issues as power and control relationships, different forms of abuse, the decision to remain or leave an abusive relationship, building a new violence-free life, and the ways in which Judaism can support the healing process.

Groups are free of charge and childcare is provided with advanced notice.

For dates, location, more information, or to register, please call toll free (866) SHALOM-7

Groups made possible by the Civic Foundation, the Jewish Community Endowment Newhouse Fund, and the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, Peninsula, Marin, and Sonoma Counties


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Shalom Bayit  
Ending Domestic Violence in Jewish Homes

P.O. Box 10102, Oakland CA 94610
A project of the Tides Center

Helpline: (866) 742-5667 (SHALOM-7) toll free within the Bay Area
          (510) 451-7233 (SAFE) outside the Bay Area

(650) 574-7233 (SAFE) Peninsula office

Business office: (510) 451-8874

General Information - info@shalom-bayit.org

Executive Director - director@shalom-bayit.org

Youth Program - teen@shalom-bayit.org

Community Education - communityed@shalom-bayit.org



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