Tikvah Peer Support

Tikvah Means Hope The Tikvah Program offers congregant to congregant compassionate support for our members who are facing a life challenge. The program matches congregants in need with a volunteer who is trained to provide support in times of crisis. Volunteers often have personal experience with the challenges being faced. All contacts are strictly confidential and may extend over several months.

Tikvah Support Can Help with Life's Challenges
Tikvah Program volunteers* are trained to help with:

• Grief and Loss
• Acute Illness
• Separation and Divorce
• Job Loss
• Parenting Challenges
• Addiction
• Mental Illness
• Other Life Crises 

*The Tikvah Program is a lay support program and does not replace professional counseling.  

Learn More
Please contact any member of the Beth Am Clergy at (650) 493-4661 or by email:

• Rabbi Janet Marder, Senior Rabbi
• Cantor Lauren Bandman, Cantor
• Rabbi Jonathan Prosnit, Assistant Rabbi
• Rabbi Adam Rosenwasser, Associate Rabbi
• Rabbi Sarah Weissman, Associate Rabbi

Or, contact Ann DeHovitz at (650) 321-4847 or send an email to tikvah@betham.org to learn about how the Tikvah Program may be helpful to you or your family.

Congregation Beth Am is here for you….to listen, to support, to care...