Post-Covid Utopia

An episode of the Jewish in the City podcast, hosted by Jewish in the City, titled "Post-Covid Utopia" was published on October 18, 2021 and runs 25 minutes.

October 18, 2021 ·25m · Jewish in the City

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Summary

Join us and Laurie Rackind, Chief Executive of JAMI UK- for a frank discussion of mental health in the Jewish community during covid times In this episode, Laurie discusses the challenges of raising awareness around mental health, how JAMI UK coped with the increase of cases during covid times, pivoting from the usual fancy fundraising dinners to handing out individual meals to those in need, and a surprisingly inspiring story that Laurie shares with us that came out of covid. Hear his take on Post-Covid Utopia, tips for life after lockdown and the importance of community awareness and outreach for mental health sufferers.  How to get help: If you need support or are supporting someone who needs help, visit https://jamiuk.org/get-support/ or contact 020 8458 2223 If you are struggling to cope or need immediate help, contact Shout’s 24/7 crisis text service. Text Jami to 85258 for free, confidential support. For free, safe and confidential online counselling and emotional wellbeing services for adults, contact Jami Qwell at https://www.qwell.io/jami Please subscribe, rate and share with your family and friends, to help spread inspiration and positivity.  Follow on Instagram: Instagram.com/jewishinthecityuk Follow on Facebook: Facebook.com/jewishinthecityuk

Episode Description

Join us and Laurie Rackind, Chief Executive of JAMI UK- for a frank discussion of mental health in the Jewish community during covid times

In this episode, Laurie discusses the challenges of raising awareness around mental health, how JAMI UK coped with the increase of cases during covid times, pivoting from the usual fancy fundraising dinners to handing out individual meals to those in need, and a surprisingly inspiring story that Laurie shares with us that came out of covid.

Hear his take on Post-Covid Utopia, tips for life after lockdown and the importance of community awareness and outreach for mental health sufferers.

How to get help:

If you need support or are supporting someone who needs help, visit https://jamiuk.org/get-support/ or contact 020 8458 2223

If you are struggling to cope or need immediate help, contact Shout’s 24/7 crisis text service. Text Jami to 85258 for free, confidential support.

For free, safe and confidential online counselling and emotional wellbeing services for adults, contact Jami Qwell at https://www.qwell.io/jami

Please subscribe, rate and share with your family and friends, to help spread inspiration and positivity.

Follow on Instagram: Instagram.com/jewishinthecityuk

Follow on Facebook: Facebook.com/jewishinthecityuk

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