
Tahareinu
Tahareinu/Toras Hamishpacha
Jerusalem, Israel
About
Founded in 2009, Tahareinu is a charity based in Jerusalem, Israel working on health, education.
Tahareinu is a non-profit organisation founded in 2009 by Rabbi Yitzchok Melber and his wife Chaya Melber. It provides medical information and support on taharat hamishpacha, women's reproductive health, fertility and intimacy issues. Its services include a confidential hotline staffed by trained advisors, individual case management for couples, and educational courses, seminars and live shiurim for rabbanim, kallah teachers and medical professionals. The organisation also publishes newsletters and conducts medical research by attending international gynecology and fertility conferences. It is headquartered in Jerusalem and operates in Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia, and is registered as an amuta in Israel, a 501 non-profit in the United States and a registered charity in the United Kingdom.
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Tahareinu Hotline
Health · Israel, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia
Confidential hotline staffed by trained advisors, answering calls in multiple languages on taharat hamishpacha, women's reproductive health, fertility and intimacy issues, and connecting callers with medical guidance.
Fertility Case Management
Health
Case management service in which advisors guide couples from their problem to medical solutions and specialists.
Tahareinu Professional Certification Course
Education
Online course for rabbanim, kallah teachers and professionals covering gynecology, fertility and reproductive health, with recorded classes and a certification.
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