Gina Hanusa, Senior Fitness Specialist, leads balance and fitness classes that are fun and invigorating and important to our well-being as we age.
Classes will be held on the following Thursday dates.
The HAZAK Caring Community Volunteers continue to provide Shabbat and Holiday meals to our members.
Our volunteers can also assist with grocery shopping and medication pick up when needed.
We don’t want you to miss anything! Members of Beth El are ready, willing and able to provide transportation to any member who needs a ride to Shabbat or holiday services, to programs, or classes.
The name, HAZAK means strong and it also is an acronym. The het stands for Hokhmah (wisdom), the ziyan for Ziknah (maturity) and the kuph for Kadima (looking ahead).Our HAZAK Community, is an important part of our Beth El Community.
Older Adults are a dynamic part of our community. We value their knowledge, respect their wisdom, appreciate their perspective, and welcome their on-going commitment to our community. They participate and enjoy all that Beth El provides, from attending classes, lectures, and social programs to volunteering on committees. They make a tremendous difference.
HAZAK complements congregational programs and provides forward-reaching programs and services to meet the interests and needs of our seniors to continue to learn, to be active and engaged, and have fun!
HAZAK programs are made possible by the Diane and Leonard Sherman Family Foundation.
If you have questions, would like to inquire about the HAZAK Caring Community Services or to become a HAZAK Volunteer, email Mary Ellen Bowers and Jackie Melinger at hazak@nssbethel.org.